Bitcoin Core v32 will sync 30% - 40% faster due to parallelization improvements! 🎉
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The bait to run a malware ...
I will run it on Bitcoin Knots when this gets ported.
BIP-110
great, v32 will sync more spam in parallel 🤣
This is rather impressive performance for such low end hardware.
The RAM impact is unfortunate though…I wonder what the plot would look like going over generations of hardware/ram combinations. I’m pretty sure my bitbodes b1 running at 2.5 watts had 1 GB RAM (https://github.com/FinalHashLLC/bitnodes-hardware) and I’m pretty sure that won’t cut the mustard today, so to speak.
@Jameson Lopp does the faster sync change what you'd tell a first time node runner? the initial sync is the wall most people i help give up at.
Nauice! Now make it signal for BIP-110…
Wow, every year I see faster sync time it's like moore's law but with blocks
By the time it's out BIP-110 will be a memory.
Does Luke plan to keep developing it for Bitcoin even after the split?
Great, now limit the amount of arbitrary data moving forward and we can work together to see real improvements
There isn't going to be a split
and fully activated on chain
Non-pruned nodes will sync even faster.
BIP-110
Imagine to get rid of all the waste due to taproot, the sync speed would be even faster and we could easy stay below 1TB blockchain dada to ensure decentralisation at low cost.
... is retarded and doomed to fail.
Cant help others IBD, cant run a electrum server. Useless.
A million pruned nodes and 1 full node is a centralized protocol.
Could not be less relevant to anything said here.
Nothing i said made any claim at all about whether you should run a pruned versus a full node.
The data above is exactly the same no matter what you choose. So if you feel that strongly about pruned nodes, don't run one. Nobody anywhere in any way said you should run one or the other so i don't know what you're wigging out about.
Im sure you are right Guy.
I just read pruned and assumed/spazzed.
I still dont think core values plebs, full nodes, and keeping this protocol robust on long enough time horizon.
Anyway big fan of yours and appreciate all the valuable content you put out.