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yep, that totally threw me too. It kinda implies that you're going to be handed a physical disk with some sort of k/v store in it and you need to write some sof
by user24 16y ago
yep, that totally threw me too. It kinda implies that you're going to be handed a physical disk with some sort of k/v store in it and you need to write some software to access it.
I immediately started thinking about seek times and elevator algorithms and that kind of stuff, which really threw me off course.
- cperciva 16y agoI immediately started thinking about seek times and elevator algorithms and that kind of stuff, which really threw me off course. Not necessarily off-course. If you have 32 GB of RAM and you don't mind an average latency of 10000000 ms, a single 1 TB disk works just fine,