It makes me think about the sdcard hacker who gave that talk where he said something like “flash memory doesn’t actually store your data. It stores a probabilistic representation of your date.”
The key/value store disk drive sounds cute…. I can just see something like github using something like this to backend their entire collections of */.git/objects onto a {key=sha1,value=blob} should be much much faster / and use less space!
When I saw a presentation about the kinetic drive at ricon west a few years ago, the latency distribution was pretty lackluster. has this gotten better in recent drives like this?
I can’t bring myself to trust TLC with its 8 charge levels per cell. QLC with 16 levels sounds insane.
It makes me think about the sdcard hacker who gave that talk where he said something like “flash memory doesn’t actually store your data. It stores a probabilistic representation of your date.”
The key/value store disk drive sounds cute…. I can just see something like github using something like this to backend their entire collections of */.git/objects onto a {key=sha1,value=blob} should be much much faster / and use less space!
When I saw a presentation about the kinetic drive at ricon west a few years ago, the latency distribution was pretty lackluster. has this gotten better in recent drives like this?