CDC File Transfer
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#32It would be interesting to also try this on more underpowered systems. E.g. aging armv5-based NAS boxes. Would we have similar performance improvements, or any improvements would be hampered by poor I/O performance and architectural inefficiencies?
Though main goal has been keeping data usage low rather than speed up.
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#33I took a quick glance at the repo, it wasn't totally clear to me if the client is windows only. Anyone know more?
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#34I'm currently working on a required CDC (Center for Disease Control) reporting function for a COVID test. For a second I thought this article was going to be extremely helpful.
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#36I'm currently working on a required CDC (Center for Disease Control) reporting function for a COVID test. For a second I thought this article was going to be extremely helpful.
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#37I'm currently working on a required CDC (Center for Disease Control) reporting function for a COVID test. For a second I thought this article was going to be extremely helpful.
I may add this (and it fits somewhat nicely with file transfer..)
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#38Content Defined Chunking is one of my favorite algorithms because it has some "magic" similar to HyperLogLogs, Bloom filters, etc... This algorithm is good to explain to people, to get them inspired by computer science. I usually explain the simplest variant with rolling hashes. It is interesting what the result will be (average saving on deduplication) if it is applied globally to a large-scale blob storage, such as…
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#40[1]Local-first software: You own your data, in spite of the cloud: