Let's finish PRP-CF DC's.

[pinhodecarlos]

Isn’t it better to get a job whilst studying?

[Viliam Furik]

Originally Posted by pinhodecarlos

Isn’t it better to get a job whilst studying?

Yes, I will probably get a job too. But 300 € a month from BTC is pretty darn good, considering that's about the same as I would get from a part-time job.

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by Viliam Furik

But 300 € a month from BTC is pretty darn good, considering that's about the same as I would get from a part-time job.

Reasonable point. A pity about the carbon emissions, though...

[Viliam Furik]

Originally Posted by chalsall

Reasonable point. A pity about the carbon emissions, though...

Well, AFAIK, in Slovakia, most of the electricity used is from non-CO2 sources. We also have two nuclear power plants, and possibly the highest density of nuclear power plants per capita - about 1 NPP per 2.75 million citizens.

After a short googling, it seems that a whopping 83.5 % of the electric energy produced is from nuclear energy, and 11.4 % is from water turbines. Slovak power plants produced in total about 18.8 TWh of electric energy in 2020.

[Uncwilly]

Originally Posted by Viliam Furik

After a short googling, it seems that a whopping 83.5 % of the electric energy produced is from nuclear energy, and 11.4 % is from water turbines.

[kruoli]

Currently, in the range from 9M to 11M, there are 1,845 PRP-CF-DCs assigned. In total, there are 7,260 exponents to go.

That means, we have a progress of around 413 exponents per day, so ETA with our current speed is around 18 days.

[Uncwilly]

Originally Posted by Uncwilly

A table on the date the PRP-CF-DCs dealt with exponents (front of wave) vs the PRP-CF date for the same exponents

Here is a graph of how far (datewise) the PRP-CF-DC's (front of wave) vs the PRP-CF date for the same exponents

[chalsall]

Originally Posted by Viliam Furik

Well, AFAIK, in Slovakia, most of the electricity used is from non-CO2 sources.

Cool!