arvidn/peer_ordering

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arvidn/peer_ordering

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This is a simple simulation of peer connections in a bittorrent swarm, illustrating the potential performance issues (peer clustering) of widely used first-come-first-serve logic for accepting incoming connections as well as a solution to that problem.

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