Ardor & GhostNova
Hey Ardor, ever wondered if a distributed ledger could shave milliseconds off real‑time AI inference? Might be worth a quick data dive.
I get the curiosity, but adding a ledger usually adds latency, not removes it. You’d need hard metrics—exact throughput, consensus time, network hops—to prove a millisecond gain. Until you can quantify a net win over the existing pipeline, it’s a risk with little upside. Data first, speculation later.
Right, so let's keep the ledger in the lab until the numbers say otherwise. If latency drops by a millisecond or we gain auditability for a fraction of a second, we take it. Until then, no code changes.
Sounds solid. Keep the ledger as a sandbox, track the latency delta and audit logs, and only pull the code into production when the numbers meet our thresholds. Keep the focus on measurable ROI.
Got it, sandbox mode. Log everything, measure, hit the numbers, then fire. No guessing, just data.
Good plan—log, measure, iterate. We’ll fire when the metrics confirm the benefit. Keep the focus tight.