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He makes a fairly comprehensive argument in the article ;) But sure I'll try to list some of the benefits mentioned. 1. Identity without names. Never any risk
by geysersam 5y ago
He makes a fairly comprehensive argument in the article ;)
But sure I'll try to list some of the benefits mentioned.
1. Identity without names. Never any risk of overwriting files when renaming. Only explicit deletes.
2. A wider range of ways to model data. Including but not limited to a hierarchical approach.
3. No duplication of data. The same file can exist in multiple projects without coupling them or wasting space on the hard drive.
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All in all it seems quite a powerful idea. But I'm sure there are issues that would have to be solved for it to replace traditional file systems.