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by naikrovek
1798 days ago
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you can be faster than the filesystem, while using the filesystem, if you emulate something the filesystem does poorly in a more performant way. That's what's happening here. storing files in SQLite removes any per-file overhead in the filesystem. The filesystem now only has one file to deal with, instead of however many are stored inside the SQLite database. This is a very real phenomenon, and definitely not a joke. |
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