Mindmodelling
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MindModeling
Seems nobody here is interested in MindModeling. If you are tasks are available right now. I started getting them yesterday. Still getting them now. I raised my score by over 100K in the last 12 hours or so. I'm currently the top producer and the team is the top team as a result. Feel free to join in.
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Re: MindModeling
Hi
Could do with a change - I'll try n get some later.
Mike
Could do with a change - I'll try n get some later.
Mike
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Re: MindModeling
I didn't realise it was still running! 

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Re: MindModeling
Only periodically. Last few months it's been giving out tasks for a day then disappears for a month or more.
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Re: MindModeling
Woodles you need to pass that 4 million point. So close!
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Re: MindModeling
5 million has a better ring to it though!ChelseaOilman wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 4:27 pmWoodles you need to pass that 4 million point. So close!
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Re: MindModeling
Unfortunately that might be a ways off as I have a feeling the tasks are starting to dry up.
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Re: MindModeling
Been there for a while nowTasks ready to send 34
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Re: MindModeling
Now up to 65 so it looks like it dynamically creates new WUs as required.
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Re: MindModeling
WooHoo, a project where I'm actually in front of CO!UBT - Mikee wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 4:33 pm5 million has a better ring to it though!ChelseaOilman wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 4:27 pmWoodles you need to pass that 4 million point. So close!

Now if only I could remember my password ....

Re: MindModeling
Ha ha



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Re: MindModeling
Ha Ha, yourself 
Found the project on an older host and copied the files over, managed to grab seven tasks before it ran out of work
They must have loaded some more, I have twenty eight now! That should last nearly six minutes the rate they're going
And at only 1.25 credits per task, five million looks a looooooooooong way off.

Found the project on an older host and copied the files over, managed to grab seven tasks before it ran out of work

They must have loaded some more, I have twenty eight now! That should last nearly six minutes the rate they're going

And at only 1.25 credits per task, five million looks a looooooooooong way off.
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Re: MindModeling
These tasks are a pain. To small. I'm getting fewer and fewer each update it seems. You burn through the few you get so fast.
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Re: MindModeling
Same here, they seem to spend as much time downloading and uploading as they do actually running.ChelseaOilman wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 5:57 pmThese tasks are a pain. To small. I'm getting fewer and fewer each update it seems. You burn through the few you get so fast.
I'm going to limit them to the smaller machines, they might be able to keep busy.
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Re: MindModeling
Seems to be a limit of four tasks per thread as well, that's less then five minutes work!
Luckily it's easily fooled which allows a bit more of a buffer
.... although there's still a maximum limit of 256 tasks
Luckily it's easily fooled which allows a bit more of a buffer

.... although there's still a maximum limit of 256 tasks
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Re: Mindmodelling
Moved to Bio/Med rather than cafe 

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Re: MindModeling
1.25 credits per task? Luxury....mine are earning between 0.25 and 0.51 per task with those tasks taking between 130 and 260 seconds each.
Gonna take me years to get to 1 million, never mind 5 !!
regards
Tim
Re: Mindmodelling
I've popped a VM on it out of interest. The other small one I've had some resource against recently is YAFU.
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Re: Mindmodelling
For some reason I can't get work on one machine while another is happily chewing through them?
Tim, are you getting the Native Python v2.7 Application (Cross Platform) v1.14 (sse2NoXP) tasks? Flipping between 1.1 and 1.4 credits per 80 - 100 second task with the occasional 100 - 110 second tasks getting 1.8 credits.
Damien, you want <ncpus>64</ncpus> in cc_config.xml and <project_max_concurrent>n</project_max_concurrent> in an app_config.xml in the project directory to get the full 256 task cache but only run 'n' at a time. Although knowing your machines, you probably have 64 cores in the VM anyway!
Tim, are you getting the Native Python v2.7 Application (Cross Platform) v1.14 (sse2NoXP) tasks? Flipping between 1.1 and 1.4 credits per 80 - 100 second task with the occasional 100 - 110 second tasks getting 1.8 credits.
Damien, you want <ncpus>64</ncpus> in cc_config.xml and <project_max_concurrent>n</project_max_concurrent> in an app_config.xml in the project directory to get the full 256 task cache but only run 'n' at a time. Although knowing your machines, you probably have 64 cores in the VM anyway!

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Re: MindModeling
Just noticed thisChelseaOilman wrote: ↑Tue May 05, 2020 3:07 pmI raised my score by over 100K in the last 12 hours or so.

100k credits must mean at least 80k tasks crunched in 12 hours!
