Changes proposed in this PR: Extracts NumberFields from the new profile page into a standalone component Allows the numbers to wrap if their contents get too long to avoid line breaks within items...

Hello everyone. Before I get to the weekly stats, let's take a look whether there were upwards or downwards movements of the TeAm in the overall ranking at individual projects during September: 4 ↗ 3 .......... Amicable Numbers 7 ↗ 6 .......... Climate Prediction 9 ↗ 8 .......... Latin Squares 18 ↗ 16 ...... Moo! Wrapper 8 ↗ 6 .......... NumberFields@Home 5 ↗ 4 .......... Private GFN server ​ Those arrows are nicely unidirectional this time. :_-_) At BOINC Games, the top three finalists of Q3 (TeAm AnandTech – Ukraine – Planet 3DNow!) also positioned themselves in front of the field of the Q4 marathons which just started. Past week, the TeAm made it into the top 3 for weekly production at Climate Prediction, Latin Squares, LODA, MilkyWay@Home, Minecraft@Home, ODLK, Private GFN server, Ramanujan Project, SRBase, YAFU. What a busy week! ********************************************** In the event we have any non-crunching AnandTech readers who happen to wander... Read more

Hello everyone, compared to the week before, we have quite a continuity in production at Folding@Home, Minecraft@Home, and World Community Grid, also to some degree e.g. at CPDN, NumberFields, and NFS, while there is more or less fluctuation between the other projects. The number of projects in which the TeAm is credited is 31 (was 31 in the week before too; although Asteroids is out, LODA is in), and @crashtech is showing up at 24 of them (was 20 in the week before)… if I counted correctly. Next up: 08/27 - 08/30 (14:00 UTC) Boinc Games 2025 FIFA U-20 World Cup sprint (project TBA, 3 days) 09/18 - 09/23 (08:00 UTC) PrimeGrid World Bamboo Day Challenge ("Compositorial", which is going to be Compositorial Prime Search I think; 5 days — I just `F5`'ed their tentative schedule for good measure) …and then a pause in the contests schedule until November, except for the ongoing Boinc Games marathons of course. ********************************************** In... Read more

Hello all, during February, the TeAm moved in the ranking of the following projects: Latin Squares: 8 ↗ 7 LHC@Home 1.0: 14 ↗ 13 NumberFields@Home: 6 ↘ 8 ODLK25: (new) ↑ 1 Radioactive@Home: 23 ↗ 22 Yoyo@Home: 12 ↗ 11 ​ Contests in March: 01/01 - 04/01 (00:00 UTC) Boinc Games Q1/2025 marathons 03/13 - 03/16 (03:00 UTC) Boinc Games Speed Skating Championship sprint (project TBA, 3 days) 03/24 - 03/29 (01:00 UTC) PrimeGrid Peter Bergmann's Birthday Challenge (GFN-18, 5 days) ********************************************** In the event we have any non-crunching AnandTech readers who happen to wander into this thread: Distributed Computing is where you allow your computing device (smartphones/tablets included) to work on things like medical research, mathematical stuff, sifting through telescope data to further the field of Astronomy, and many other 'citizen science' projects. It allows networked computers to band together to act as a supercomputer. And you should join us... Read more

Hello all, during February, the TeAm moved in the ranking of the following projects: Latin Squares: 8 ↗ 7 LHC@Home 1.0: 14 ↗ 13 NumberFields@Home: 6 ↘ 8 ODLK25: (new) ↑ 1 Radioactive@Home: 23 ↗ 22 Yoyo@Home: 12 ↗ 11 ​ Contests in March: 01/01 - 04/01 (00:00 UTC) Boinc Games Q1/2025 marathons 03/13 - 03/16 (03:00 UTC) Boinc Games Speed Skating Championship sprint (project TBA, 3 days) 03/24 - 03/29 (01:00 UTC) PrimeGrid Peter Bergmann's Birthday Challenge (GFN-18, 5 days) ********************************************** In the event we have any non-crunching AnandTech readers who happen to wander into this thread: Distributed Computing is where you allow your computing device (smartphones/tablets included) to work on things like medical research, mathematical stuff, sifting through telescope data to further the field of Astronomy, and many other 'citizen science' projects. It allows networked computers to band together to act as a supercomputer. And you should join us... Read more

Hi, January is now behind us. While the focus of many of us was at Folding@Home and PrimeGrid, here are movements of the TeAm in the ranking at other projects during January: Gerasim@Home 8 -> 7 GPUGrid 4 -> 5 NFS@Home 8 -> 9 Radioactive@Home 25 -> 23 WUProp@Home 25 -> 24 YAFU 9 -> 8 ​ (This is according to FreeDC stats on January 1 and February 1. Since then, we also slipped at NumberFields@Home from 6 to 7.) Folding@Home stats of past week (includes the finale of our record-month attempt and much of [H]'s challenge), compared to the week before: 59 (was 59) .............. number of active members 30 (was 27) .............. members with >10 M/week 12 (was 10) .............. members with >100 M/week 2 (was 2) .................. members with >1 B/week 7th (was 6th) ........... team rank for weekly production ​ Wait a minute, did I just make 1 B/week myself? EOC stats says so, so I am going to believe it. Current and upcoming contests: 1/1 - 4/1 Boinc Games marathons... Read more

Let's see how many 1M points each person has per project. I shall start. I've got 36 so far; 1. Collatz Conjecture 2. Goofyxgrid NCI 3. GPUGrid 4. Amicable Numbers 5. Primegrid 6. Moo! Wrapper 7. MilkyWay@Home 8. Einstein@Home 9. Distributed Hardware Evolution Project 10. Universe@Home 11. Enigma@Home 12. World Community Grid 13. Citizen Science Grid 14. NumberFields@Home... Read more

Hello all, past week, TeAm AnandTech finished the PrimeGrid challenge at SR5-LLR in 1st, and the Boinc Games sprint at Amicable Numbers in — you can guess it from the weekly production figures below — 1st. Another PrimeGrid challenge starts less than 10 days from now. Four weeks passed since I last looked at changes of the TeAm's rank at projects. So here we go again: 2↑ at Gaia@home, GPUGrid, and NFS@Home, 1↑ at Amicable Numbers, Climate Prediction, NumberFields@Home, Radioactive@Home, and yoyo@home, 1↓ at Gerasim@Home.​ Past week's stats show a shift of capacity from GPUGrid and Moo!/RC5-72 towards Amicable due to the sprint. ********************************************** In the event we have any non-crunching AnandTech readers who happen to wander into this thread: Distributed Computing is where you allow your computing device (smartphones/tablets included) to work on things like medical research, mathematical stuff, sifting through telescope data to further the... Read more