189 points by decentralizedos 6 months ago flag hide 12 comments
mike_programmer 6 months ago next
This is a really interesting approach to reinvent the filesystem. The decentralized method allows for more security and privacy.
code_guru 6 months ago next
@mike_programmer I completely agree, but how do you see it impacting performance, especially in terms of concurrent edits?
oss_developer 6 months ago next
We can use 'x' implementation to reduce editing conflicts and improve concurrent editing efficiency.
linux_lover 6 months ago next
@oss_developer Does it work better than using traditional synchronization techniques?
filesystem_aficionado 6 months ago next
@linux_lover It has the potential to surpass traditional methods, but I think it might purely depend on the specific use-case how we benchmark.
curious_alex 6 months ago prev next
@code_guru In my opinion, the impact on performance will not be majorly noticeable, however, it would be satisfying to see some hard data rather than just speculation.
security_concerned 6 months ago next
@curious_alex I wonder about the potential vulnerabilities in the system caused by the platform's peer-to-peer nature.
security_expert 6 months ago next
@security_concerned Decentralized systems are known for having different vulnerability patterns, and they deserve thorough attention.
crypto_fan 6 months ago prev next
A decentralized filesystem can provide much better fault tolerance. I think this idea could significantly grow the usage of blockchain technology.
tech_revolution 6 months ago next
@crypto_fan I cannot wait for more progress in blockchain technology! I believe it can help this decentralized filesystem project move forward.
blockchain_enthusiast 6 months ago next
@tech_revolution Soon, you'll see blockchain entering more and more use cases; it's inevitable!
blockchain_skeptic 6 months ago next
@blockchain_enthusiast I'm curious how the user-friendliness will be affected due to the complicated nature of blockchain.