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J. Roeleveld wrote: |
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> On Monday, May 30, 2016 08:57:01 PM Alan Grimes wrote: |
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>> Gregory Woodbury wrote: |
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>>> What the...? |
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>>> Do you have every package there is installed? The worst updates I |
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>>> have seen |
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>>> are only 40-50 packages. 403 being 25% implies around 1600 - 1700 |
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>>> packages. |
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>>> Actually that seems about right, but why are you getting that many |
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>>> updates? You |
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>>> may have maladjusted USE flags or keywords to make portage think that many |
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>>> need an update. I'm running with ~amd64 set and I check updates once |
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>>> a day. |
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>> Well, I'm running some stupid number theory code that uses 110% of my |
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>> cpu and ram, |
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> If it's stupid, why waste CPU and RAM on it? |
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> Or is it only stupid because you don't understand it? Just like, in your |
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> opinion, Linux is stupid because you don't understand it? |
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Looking for numbers that are palindromes in both binary and ternary. It |
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is an exceptionally sparse set. |
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0 |
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1 |
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6643 |
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1100111110011 |
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100010001 |
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size: 13 popcnt: 9 |
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1422773 |
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101011011010110110101 |
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2200021200022 |
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size: 21 popcnt: 13 |
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5415589 |
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10100101010001010100101 |
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101012010210101 |
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size: 23 popcnt: 10 |
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90396755477 |
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1010100001100000100010000011000010101 |
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22122022220102222022122 |
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size: 37 popcnt: 12 |
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381920985378904469 |
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10101001100110110110001110011011001110001101101100110010101 |
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2112200222001222121212221002220022112 |
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size: 59 popcnt: 32 |
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1922624336133018996235 |
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11010000011100111000101110001110011011001110001110100011100111000001011 |
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122120102102011212112010211212110201201021221 |
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size: 71 popcnt: |
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36 |
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>>> number discovered by me and a my fast cpu and a marginally stupid |
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algorithm. |
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2004595370006815987563563 |
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110101000011111010101010100101111011110111011110111101001010101010111110000101011 |
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221010112100202002120002212200021200202001211010122 |
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size: 81 popcnt: |
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49 |
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>>> number discovered by evil roomate using slow cpu and good algorithm |
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8022581057533823761829436662099 |
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1100101010000100101101110000011011011111111011000011100001101111111101101100000111011010010000101010011 |
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21000020210011222122220212010000100001021202222122211001202000012 |
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size: 103 popcnt: |
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55 |
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>>> this discovered by me on my cpu using keith's algorithm implemented |
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by me. |
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392629621582222667733213907054116073 |
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10010111001111000100010100010100000011011011000101011011100000111011010100011011011000000101000101000100011110011101001 |
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122102120011102000101101000002010021111120010200000101101000201110021201221 |
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size: 119 popcnt: |
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32456836304775204439912231201966254787 |
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11000011010101111010110010100010010011011010101001101000001000100010000010110010101011011001001000101001101011110101011000011 |
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1222100201002211120110022121002012121101011212102001212200110211122001020012221 |
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size: 125 popcnt: |
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57 |
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428027336071597254024922793107218595973 |
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101000010000000110001000011111100101011110011100001110100011100010001110001011100001110011110101001111110000100011000000010000101 |
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222001200110022102121001000200200202022111220202002002000100121201220011002100222 |
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size: 129 popcnt: |
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10010110010000110010100010001000111010010000111000010010100010111011101000101001000011100001001011100010001000101001100001001101001 |
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10121021220121202021201220210001211020122122102011210001202210212020212102212012101 |
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size: 131 popcnt: |
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101100101011111111011010000110101101100101010100101101010000001000000000100000010101101001010101001101101011000010110111111110101001101 |
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2112120210211212121000000011202022210210101010120122202021100000001212121120120212112 |
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size: 135 popcnt: |
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32345684491703244980406880704479906642045 |
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101111100001110001100000011101111000001111001000110100111001010101101101010100111001011000100111100000111101110000001100011100001111101 |
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2200221111210202000010122020002221112212101012122111222000202210100002020121111220022 |
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size: 135 popcnt: 68 |
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24014998963383302600955162866787153652444049 |
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1000100111010110110111101001100011100110100000011011001010100101011001100011001101010010101001101100000010110011100011001011110110110101110010001 |
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2202021211210100110100002202101000110000220121210220000110001012022000010110010121121202022 |
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size: 145 popcnt: 72 |
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I'm currently searching the area around 3^95/ 2^151. |
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I expect a hit around 3^99 but I need to exhaustively search everything |
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that can't be excluded a-priory up to there. |
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The distribution, is exponential with a mean logarithmic gap of about 6.3. |
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So yeah, all six cores are fully committed on this problem. =P |
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>> So right now I'm using the -30% of my cpu remaining |
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>> to run e-builds. =P (205/250 atm...) |
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> Guess I was right, number theory is too difficult. Percentages especially... |
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It's called a joke, mofo. |
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IQ is a measure of how stupid you feel. |
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