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I worked with HDF5 a bunch for physics simulation and it was extremely fragile. Performance was good on a distributed hard drive when reading and loading blocke
by xmcqdpt2 3y ago
I worked with HDF5 a bunch for physics simulation and it was extremely fragile. Performance was good on a distributed hard drive when reading and loading blocked data over many machines but files would corrupt whenever a compute node would crash. Maybe they fixed it since, that was in 2014 or so.
It's a quantum file format. It works so long as you aren't looking at it too much.
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