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Is that different techniques or you just have vastly more resources? I'm sure they'd accept your help in either case if you offered directly.
by scarejunba 7y ago
Is that different techniques or you just have vastly more resources? I'm sure they'd accept your help in either case if you offered directly.
- jeremysalwen 7y agoI think he's referring to error-correcting codes.
- notacoward 7y agoIt's different techniques (erasure coding). As it turns out, applying those techniques would reduce need for additional physical resources as well, since it allows data to be stored more efficiently with the same physical resources. It does require more CPU and memory relative to bytes stored or spindles to store them on, but it's easy to make that tradeoff and still come out ahead.