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Try this...
1. Go to explorer - account
2. Find Nathan and click
3. Click Link button on the left
Did you run witness node?
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Yes it runs locally, there are instructions in the repo. It's in a separate repo from the toolkit: graphene-ui
I tried following the instructions. Not getting me to where I want to be. Do I get the GUI from the Cli or Web directory?
The web directory.
I've updated the README, let me know if anything still needs to be clarified.
Yes it runs locally, there are instructions in the repo. It's in a separate repo from the toolkit: graphene-ui
Code: [Select]Are you still waiting for your POW transaction to confirm,
or are you already discussing sub-10 secs block confirmation times?
No, I think the best case scenario will be around 3 or 4 seconds. It all depends on how quickly the database commitment process can be done. In other words, how much can it be done in parallel, and even if it is mostly serial, are modern processors fast enough to consistently generate that root hash in less than a second (meaning even for very heavy database modifications). If so, and assuming each block contains enough signatures from a (super) majority of the witnesses, either through including a signature from each witness in every block or using a threshold signature scheme to reduce block chain bloat (although when we are at the scale of 100K TPS on average, an extra 100 signatures in every block is negligible), then I think it can be brought down to 3 block intervals (i.e. 3 seconds).
Also, I think there is plenty of incentive for the wallet hosts to run their full nodes (they get payment from their customers directly and/or from customer referrals). And there is of course enough incentive for the active witnesses to run full nodes since they get paid by the blockchain. But I do worry a little about all the other full nodes we would like to have participating in the network. Not the least of which are all those standby witnesses we want to make sure are ready to go at moments notice.
The coma may be confusing if non US people see the video.
The "," is for decimals in Europe.
I had no idea.
