@quint @bjoern This came from the realisation that not all subnets are made equal, and that the cycle cost is going to differ.
This is sort of where it’s going so far. This information will be used by multi-subnet fleet planners eventually.
Where do I get the Node Provider name from though?
I mean other than checking the bin for old plastic floor covering invoices, or flipping through Stefan Mueller’s rolodex?
Yup, why are you posting this? We have proof that all the Node Providers are owned by a handful of VCs (Gian Boschler, Cedric Waldburger) who are manipulating the price. This is old news.
all true, what’s your problem?
Because you felt the need to tag me, I was away but thanks for reminding me to remind everyone who you are.
I get my screenshots from Jordan in exchange for Pokemon cards, Tamara has nothing to do with it.
No not her, the one from Moldova.
She is from UK ask Gian.
That’s fine you made sure that everyone will remember you.
You couldn’t afford the mews I need
I know a sugar daddy that can!
Please don’t tell me you called yourself a sugar daddy in front of everyone in this chat… This is nearly as bad as daddy’s specials chair 
Which never existed, it was AI
The node provider names are not in the registry, but you can get them through the IC API via the /api/v3/node_providers endpoint.
