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The problem is that such systems have a habit of growing in scope until they reach a point where you really do need the more optimal access patterns of using th
by ninkendo 4y ago
The problem is that such systems have a habit of growing in scope until they reach a point where you really do need the more optimal access patterns of using the real HTTP APIs, and the inefficiencies of emulating the full filesystem API will gradually start to bite you. Maybe you’re lucky enough that that won’t happen, but it’s important to understand it for the quick hack job it is, IMO.
- lazide 4y agoIn most situations that time is years, decades, or ‘never’. Which is fine. Not everyone or everything scales faster than bandwidth and/or CPU is.
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