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Looking through the code it supports fuse, but the documentation in ENG is sparse. It also looks to underpin Tera: the Baidu distributed DB. I think a low read/write latency dfs suitable for real time applications would be a game changer. I'm hoping they up the documentation from here and engage the English speaking community.
Speaking of documentation, I see almost no comments in the code. It all looks reasonable, but this takes self-documenting to an extreme.
Why is there no English documentation ?
Hopefully the Chinese will not be as arrogant as you when they take over the leading role on this planet.
Do you want to learn 5 different languages just because 5 different kind of people write good software ?
It's easy to blame others.
Also wonder if there will be larger skepticism toward integrating Chinese O/S in regards to potential influence by the government (like the NSA has tried to influence in the past)
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It's the PC version of master/slave. See [0] for the original madness... [0] https://github.com/antirez/redis/issues/3185
antirez handled that pretty well.
Where I think he did well was in de-escalating tension.
Is there any file system that would be able to sync what amounts to text/binary data across many hosts and allow me to aggregate the data off the network for more secure storage?
I was thinking about using IPFS for this but this also seems better. I'd hopefully like to have a private network for this use case so that other people can't post up a device on this file system and introduce fake data.
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In Java the default value for a String (or any object) is null, not an empty string.
Did you not read my whole comment? Please read the whole thing before replying.
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Did you not read my whole comment? Please read the whole thing before replying.
Read the whole comment. Still don't see nothing that invalidates my answer to "Can you name one language that has strings that initialise to anything but a valid object containing an empty string?".
Disclosure: I'm a Gluster developer. Looks like a pretty good first attempt at a distributed filesystem. Initial impression is HDFS with a distributed NameNode/Nameserver. The first diagram also shows a Metaserver layer that's not mentioned at all in the more recent of the two design docs but "separate Metaerver from Nameserver" appears (unchecked) in the roadmap. All operations using access methods other than their…