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WOW. This is such a fascinating project. (near) zero latencies are relatively hard to achieve especially over network connections. Will definitely try this out

WOW. This is such a fascinating project. (near) zero latencies are relatively hard to achieve especially over network connections. Will definitely try this out once I get the time. Oh and thanks for the various pre-built client libraries, will definitely come in useful.

vvanders 7y ago
Using the term "zero" is not the best choice. UDP packets have the same latency as TCP packets, you're just saving the handshake. Games and VoIP still have latency, they're usually structured such the data loss and duplicate responses are normal and handled appropriately.
- SmooL 7y ago
  You're also saving the time of network latency and waiting for a response. With the proxy, once the packets are out on the network, you're done and can move on.
  - vvanders 7y ago
    That's also true in Games and VoIP, only things that need to be reliable have acks for them.