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The docstring is pretty thin, reading "A representation of a fleet of NuCypher nodes."
Fleet state is constructed by deriving a deterministic and unique hash from of a list of all known nodes (hesitant to call them peers, since they may or may not be online in this format). The fleet state hash is mapped to a symbol and color for human recognition when comparing two nodes to see if they share the same perspective on the network. If two nodes have the same state: they know exactly all of the same nodes. When discovering each other "in the wild" it is used as a signal indicating are no new nodes to learn about from the current teacher, and to just move on to another teacher without any data exchange.
What is the drawback of using the symbols on the webpage - (we tried to choose "safe" unicode characters)?
the icons are really small. also, they are hard to tell apart. I'd rather see a random string with the same BG color when two nodes have the same state.
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