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t3alqdansam said:
This should be in main thread. However, if we look at this he has 23.5 % (10% of the CS/RS = 8.5 + 15% for PS/PT = 23.5%) of the work to go and has been on this for 5 months. That means a minimum of another 5 weeks. Cody, you trying to depress us here? ;):ROFLMAO:
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There is still a lot of work left for L&P, but I hope it will take less than 5 weeks and the update will be out in May.
 
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Jack Adams

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t3alqdansam said:
This should be in main thread. However, if we look at this he has 23.5 % (10% of the CS/RS = 8.5 + 15% for PS/PT = 23.5%) of the work to go and has been on this for 5 months. That means a minimum of another 5 weeks. Cody, you trying to depress us here? ;):ROFLMAO:
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For the sake of optimism I prefer to do the estimation math a little differently:
Feb 13th L&P had 25% render completion and May 6th had 95% render completion. This means 70% progress in 82 days, or .854% per day (waiting for hardware and moving accounted for some retardation in render progression). If this is 85% of the work then this .854% rate gives us 117 days for 100% render completion. The following algebraic equation gives us:
117 days/85% = X days/15%, or 20.6 days for PS and P&T. This places us at June 9th (given 5.85 days for 100% render completion.)
This is not a lot better, but it makes me FEEL better. Chances are we are both wrong and it will come out sooner just to spite us!
 
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Jack Adams said:
For the sake of optimism I prefer to do the estimation math a little differently:
Feb 13th L&P had 25% render completion and May 6th had 95% render completion. This means 70% progress in 82 days, or .854% per day (waiting for hardware and moving accounted for some retardation in render progression). If this is 85% of the work then this .854% rate gives us 117 days for 100% render completion. The following algebraic equation gives us:
117 days/85% = X days/15%, or 20.6 days for PS and P&T. This places us at June 9th (given 5.85 days for 100% render completion.)
This is not a lot better, but it makes me FEEL better. Chances are we are both wrong and it will come out sooner just to spite us!
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wha...?! is this Steiner math...?

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Captain Bipto said:
wha...?! is this Steiner math...?

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Yes, this is in the spirit of Jakob Steiner math (he worked primarily in geometry). I did this primarily because many in this thread are (drum roll) bent out of shape over the state of affairs. :LOL:
By the way I enjoyed the video, Jack.
 
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Jack Adams said:
For the sake of optimism I prefer to do the estimation math a little differently:
Feb 13th L&P had 25% render completion and May 6th had 95% render completion. This means 70% progress in 82 days, or .854% per day (waiting for hardware and moving accounted for some retardation in render progression). If this is 85% of the work then this .854% rate gives us 117 days for 100% render completion. The following algebraic equation gives us:
117 days/85% = X days/15%, or 20.6 days for PS and P&T. This places us at June 9th (given 5.85 days for 100% render completion.)
This is not a lot better, but it makes me FEEL better. Chances are we are both wrong and it will come out sooner just to spite us!
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fingers and toes crossed!
 
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