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In addition to what other people mentioned, there is also a huge cost in managing all the metadata that you'd get from billions of files. This really even worse
by Aunche 7y ago
In addition to what other people mentioned, there is also a huge cost in managing all the metadata that you'd get from billions of files. This really even worse if you're using a crazy 64-32 encoding.
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