DeusCodex

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by DeusCodex 9mo ago
There were some pretty big changes added with v1.0.3 of blockframe. Removed mmap conditions and thresholds to enable default mmap for file read in tier 2 commits. Previously mmap would be selected if a file was greater than 10mb, use_mmap w
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Show HN: Blockframe v1.0.3 Released
2 points by DeusCodex 9mo ago|1 comments
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by DeusCodex 9mo ago
There were some pretty big changes added with v1.0.3 of blockframe. Removed mmap conditions and thresholds to enable default mmap for file read in tier 2 commits. Previously mmap would be selected if a file was greater than 10mb, use_mmap w
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Show HN: Blockframe v1.0.3 Released(github.com)
1 points by DeusCodex 9mo ago|1 comments
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by DeusCodex 9mo ago
You know what, that might be a very good idea, if encoding speeds on my really crappy hard-drive weren't under a second. But no I do see where you're coming from, and for larger files that concept does apply, but blockframe wants
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by DeusCodex 9mo ago
I'm open to suggestions for better erasure coding storage ratio :)
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by DeusCodex 9mo ago
Hi HN, author here. I built BlockFrame because I wanted the durability of distributed object storage (erasure coding, bit-rot protection) but for local, single-node archives. It is a storage engine that shards files into Reed-Solomon blocks
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Show HN: BlockFrame – A local, erasure-coded storage engine in Rust(github.com)
4 points by DeusCodex 9mo ago|6 comments
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Show HN: BlockFrame – A local, erasure-coded storage engine in Rust(github.com)
2 points by DeusCodex 9mo ago|0 comments
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BlockFrame: A File Chunking Library(github.com)
1 points by DeusCodex 3y ago|2 comments
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by DeusCodex 3y ago
BlockFrame is a file chunking library designed to work as a data-store solution alongside web apps and software. It provides a simple and flexible way to store large files by breaking them into smaller chunks that can be easily managed and
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by DeusCodex 3y ago
This is such a amazing little book. I love it, AI is hard for me to understand but this book makes it very easy to grasp some of the concepts. Thanks for sharing
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by DeusCodex 3y ago
I aint reading allalat