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If you hadn't already noticed Stanford have decided
to overhaul the stats page and cache some of them. Here is a list of
when each page is updated. Also if you are using Buzzard's
Stats Grabber
you would have noticed that your individual score doesn't update
every hour that's because of the changes below.
Note:The Stats search page updates one hour later than other pages.
In the stats status column above "current" means when they do update
the stats are the latest available.
The last few days has seen the [H]orde pull out a
big lead (bigger than what we have been used to lately) mainly due
to their team deciding to concentrate on the folding side of things
instead of fragmenting their resources into too many areas. It seems
that Kyle the FrgMstr over at the [H]ardOCP website is under the
impression that FAH2 has finished and wants everyone to jump on the
FAH3 bandwagon. That's good while they are doing that we can retake
the FAH2 crown back. Also they aren't to concerned about who leads
who as long as the research is getting done. I agree with that
except I am concerned about who leads who and in the mean time the
research is getting done quicker. So fold on everyone and lets get
the lead back in this old project we are doing and leave the
new one to the [H]orde.
There are some changes going on again
with our Folding teams. We are
still #1 in the world for both Folding 1 and
Folding 2 programs! Congrats to all
who have made this a reality.
Still things always change and it seems that to continue on to
do the best good we can, we will be moving to the new Folding 3
project immediately. Here is a message from team leader
relic!
FrgMstr support, a majority team vote, and unanimous agreement
of the [H]ardfolding council. Switch you boxen to F@H3 where ever
and when ever you can. Those that can not use the F@H3 client due to
nonet requirements or corporate installations might try our
secondary project, UD. If at all possible, get some boxen folding.
You've spoken, we've listened. Now, shaddup and FOLD.
So yes with this we are going
to give up our current shared dominance in F@H2, but it seems
more important to move forward with the research than to
worry about who leads who. We will remind you of this several
times in the upcoming week and more information will be posted over
at the
[H]ardFolding website.
Note: Just a reminder that all stats from using the old FAH2 clients
(2.15/2.17/2.19 etc) and the new FAH3 clients all go the the same
place as before.
Stanford released a new improved
client and decided to call it FAH3 instead of 2.20. They did this
because of the major improvements to the client by incorporating the
ability to do Genome units with it and the up and coming Gromacs
core. I hope I didn't confuse
anyone with my dig at the [H]orde above.
In the last few days we have had eight new proteins to play with.
The "A" type proteins aren't listed on the
summary page any more so I guess they maybe phasing them out
soon.
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Work Unit
Name |
Number of
Atoms |
Deadline
[days] |
Credit |
| 131 |
p131_2SPZunf |
607 |
4 |
1.4 |
| 132 |
p132_2ABDunf |
907 |
8 |
2.8 |
| 133 |
p133_1APSunf |
1022 |
10 |
3.5 |
| 134 |
p134_1UBQunf |
766 |
6 |
1.9 |
| 135 |
p135_1I6Cunf |
430 |
3 |
0.7 |
| 136 |
p136_1SHFunf |
623 |
5 |
1.3 |
| 137 |
p137_1L2Yunf |
201 |
4 |
0.6 |
| 138 |
p138_1L2Ynative |
198 |
4 |
0.6 |
A little bit more info on the Genome work units that
we have been getting lately. That issue should hopefully be fixed
going by this from the Stanford guys...
On another note, we have servers now such that if your team number
is sub 100,000 and you choose the F@H preference in configuration,
you should not have any chance of being assigned to a Core_78
(Genome) work server.
The
Milestone Clubs have been
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