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I assume each circle has a radius proportional to the rtt, thus the area in which the circles overlap is roughly where you should be. The limited amount of serv
by whorleater 10y ago
I assume each circle has a radius proportional to the rtt, thus the area in which the circles overlap is roughly where you should be. The limited amount of servers + wide range of rtt gives a massive margin of errors, but this is probably easily improvable through some extra servers and some kind of knn-ish analysis.
- planetix 10y agoWell in my case somehow javascript places Singapore circles center to middle of Indian ocean close to Antarctica. San Francisco and Bangalore are in South America.
- chinathrow 10y agoThat's not an inclusive circle, it means anything within the circle is _not_ reachable within the RTT reach of ie. Bangalore or Singapore.
- tedmiston 10y agoThe best circle is about 1500 miles off from my actual location. The most overlapped area isn't even in the right continent, let alone country. I think massive margin of error is a bit of an understatement.