What is your best estimate of how long this process will really take?
19398 seconds :)
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; my $first = 39703 * 86400 + 4 * 3600; my $second = 39652 * 86400; my $diff = 25; my $rate = ($first - $second) / $diff; my $estimated_duration = int($first / $rate); my $estimated_finish_time = scalar localtime(time + $estimated_duratio +n); print "Estimated duration: $estimated_duration seconds\n"; print "Estimated finish time: $estimated_finish_time (if we start now) +\n";
$ perl buk.pl Estimated duration: 19398 seconds Estimated finish time: Tue Dec 29 16:22:14 2009 (if we start now)

In reply to Re: A (related) game! by McDarren
in thread Is it impossible? by BrowserUk

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