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refactor: Halve target block interval
Mess with time. Why? Current top-end CPUs can compose in less than five minutes. Future GPU composers will be significantly faster. We believe this hits a sweet-spot where future advances in proving time are assumed and where current state-of-the-art CPU proving can still compose in less time than the target interval. Also: network quality in practice is good enough for faster blocks, as evidenced by other blockchains than Bitcoin with faster blocks and no more frequent block races than Bitcoin. Co-authored-by: Alan Szepieniec <[email protected]>
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