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The update frequency results in some trade-offs.
Faster updates increase the exposure to isolation attacks-- where a partitioned part of the network speeds back up to the nominal speed. Faster update …
answered Nov 16 '18 by G. Maxwell
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Directly committing to the nbits allows you to determine how much work was used to produce the header statelessly before looking for (or fetching) information about prior headers.
This can help fend …
answered Dec 3 '18 by G. Maxwell
