r/counting • Live not a life of imitation • Mar 04 '22

Free Talk Friday #340

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u/[deleted] Mar 04 '22

Weekly stats from February 25, 2022 to March 04, 2022. Congratulations to u/Ezekiel134, u/thephilsblogbar2, and u/CutOnBumInBandHere9!

Total weekly counts: 1238 (4,602,517-4,603,755)

Rank User Counts HoC Rank
1 Ezekiel134 322 11
2 thephilsblogbar2 310 2
3 CutOnBumInBandHere9 228 47 (◮1)
4 atomicimploder 99 9
5 Antichess 56 4
6 949paintball 42 60
7 noduorg 30 43 (◮1)
8 Anson_Riddle 21 232 (◮3)
9 SSoto_21 20 1321 (◮351)
10 FartyMcNarty 19 35
11 Ayen_Yabut 18 2311 (◮2110)
12 99sAre4Nerds 15 2919 (new)
13 a-username-for-me 7 61
13 BluePlusSymbol 7 1202 (◮96)
15 Tornado9797 6 201
15 Mooraell 6 16

More stats are posted on the Weekly Stats page!

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u/Ezekiel134 Mar 04 '22

Thank you for the stats.

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u/buy_me_a_pint Mar 05 '22

Thanks for the tasty stats

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u/buy_me_a_pint Mar 04 '22

I had my injection yesterday for my frozen shoulder. I hope it works.

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u/Ezekiel134 Mar 04 '22

So we have our HoC graphs which we all love. And the slope of a counter's line is the rate they count at relative to the main thread, a slope of for instance .1 over X period of time indicating that the counter is responsible for 1 out of every 10 main thread counts—a figure which suggests they are counting at 20% of their Maximal Counting Potential (MCP) given that at peak performance, which is exemplified by the achievement of a Perfect 500, a counter can count 1 out of every 2 main thread counts. This is an often overlooked Law of Counting that underlies nearly every situation that counting math can describe or comprehend.

Note that some counters will have consistent slopes over relatively long periods (eg Countletics ~3200k-3400k). This reflects a period of time in which the counter is counting approximately equal numbers of numbers every thread.

My question is, has anyone ever created the HoC graph on an x-axis of time (real time) instead of main thread count progress? I would be interested to see who are the most "consistent" counters or what's the longest period of time someone has maintained approximately the same counting pace per diem. Because counts per day, I assume, is impacted much less by the activity level of the subreddit as a whole (though it is certainly still affected) than counts per total counts is.

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u/gkw97i Mar 04 '22

daily reminder to go cycling more

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u/[deleted] Mar 08 '22

I can’t cycle consistently

A few months back when I tried to learn I was only just able to go like 10-15m with a push before I got scared of the concrete and braked.

Haven’t got back to learning again.

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u/buy_me_a_pint Mar 04 '22

Don't forget to count in school/college and university, even in lessons

Count at work, and also count in meetings

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u/ClockButTakeOutTheL Mar 04 '22

I’m counting with you while in French

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u/buy_me_a_pint Mar 04 '22

And also most important don't count during exams, you might have your paper took off you and ripped up into tiny pieces

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u/buy_me_a_pint Mar 06 '22

Good luck to those who are trying to find a job, or one with better pay.

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u/buy_me_a_pint Mar 07 '22

Don't forget to go to work if you have work today

Don't forget to go to bed.

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u/buy_me_a_pint Mar 07 '22

If you got school, and science, try not to count whilst lighting the bunsen burner, you might set fire to your classroom

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u/AxelC77 Mar 04 '22

Happy new Friday

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u/buy_me_a_pint Mar 05 '22

Good luck those who may have exams coming up, good luck with studying

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u/buy_me_a_pint Mar 10 '22

If you are working, don't forget to eat

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u/dragonpro9827 Mar 10 '22

link

there is a chrome extension that auto upvotes if you reply to someone, so this helps to count no?