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Oh, you want to do it in our lifetime, eh? Hm. Given the speed of my little model 270 that can do 1,000,000 multiplies a second, it looks like it would require an entire day to process about 30 values. Nevermind. Joe > From: Dan Bale > > The numbers boggle. If I allow for up to 10 amounts (in a total array of > 100 amounts, the number of possible combinations jumps to > 17,310,309,456,440. Teraflops territory.
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