10000 puzzles done in a day! World Record!

@BigTrustedCrabby said in #36:

Saw this a great new challenge , all hyped up then saw you , were in 6th grade
me: wife ,kids,fulltime job,no spare time
dream bubble popped lol

Good on you though well done

Oh btw did checkmate in one move in Captcha to post this lol

@InkyDarkBird said in #39:
> How are you calculating this?
As the guy said that there are 197159 mate in 1s, so I took 1puzzle/sec speed for minimum possible time and 197159÷60÷24=136.91 so I rounded off to integer as ideally solving every puzzle on 1 second is impossible and said so.

@InkyDarkBird said in #44:
> You would have to divide that by 60 again because you are counting the number of seconds, not the number of minutes.
Buddy 197159 seconds = 197159/60 minutes = 197159/(60×24) = 136.91 hours
That's pretty clear. I don't get want you mean.
I just wanted to tell other guy that it would take them at least 137 hours.

That's amazing. I need to do a few puzzle marathons some day - maybe I will get better!

@Akbar2thegreat said in #45:
> Buddy 197159 seconds = 197159/60 minutes = 197159/(60×24) = 136.91 hours
> That's pretty clear. I don't get want you mean.
> I just wanted to tell other guy that it would take them at least 137 hours.
Why are you dividing by 24?
You are supposed to divide 197159 (number of seconds)/3600 (number of seconds in an hour)
And then you end up with 54.77 hours.

@InkyDarkBird said in #47:
> Why are you dividing by 24?
> You are supposed to divide 197159 (number of seconds)/3600 (number of seconds in an hour)
> And then you end up with 54.77 hours.

Oops, I ended up doing basic elementary mistake. Apologies!
I would take my original words back.
And still as other guy said that he would do all of them in a day is not possible cause it's at least 55 hours.