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mynanoninja's Issues

Connect Nano Accounts payment no longer works

Taking Vote Latency Analysis Out of Beta

It is crucial to have a reliable and objective way to measure node performance because the scalability of the network depends heavily on node hardware, yet we currently have to rely on rep's self-report and stress tests to even get a basic idea on that metric. This method is neither reliable nor quantitative. Thus, it's easy to game and hard to factor into Ninja Score to quickly inform average users of their rep quality.

Given that vote latency analysis is a promising proxy for node performance, we as a community should investigate how much we can improve on current implementation so it can be production-ready. In fact, many reps that struggled quite a bit during the last 40 CPS stress tests still have high Ninja Scores and are continuously gaining weight as a result.

People have suggested setting up different nodes across the world dedicating to measure vote latency of peers to improve reliability and reduce bias from Internet latency. There should also be ways to aggregate data from existing peers and model out the confounding factors. It sounds like a pretty standard date science problem to me, but I could be wrong.

Unfortunately I'm neither a dev nor data scientist so I cannot give much further suggestions on implementation details. But I believe we need to get this ready before the next waves of newcomers arrive to avoid a large group of people choosing the wrong reps. Therefore, I invite the devs and data analysts to join this discussion and help solving this glaring issue in the ecosystem right now.

Request for more actions

Any reason why some (pretty harmless) actions are excluded? account_block_count and (throttled) frontiers to name a couple?

Add block count and peers to Ninja score, and list them as tags next to "online speed version"

I just realized by chance (looking at NanoTicker) that one of my reps was wayyy behind (~50 mil blocks), and that some of my other reps were not well peered (~200 vs ~300).

Would it be worth adding block count and peers vs average/median (or maybe even max?) to the Ninja score, and list them as tags next to "online speed version"? Even as low weight values just for visibility I think they'd be quite useful

vote latency not updating

Seems odd that my node (Nanovert) has had the same vote latency (493ms) for months.

Also, three months or so I switched providers yet am still listed as hosting at Rackspace.

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