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I wonder how useful this could be as a generalized version control for regular user systems, as a way to rollback, or scrub through history. Presumably if this is designed to work at Epic and Big Game studio scale, it should work at home computer scale

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This presumption has destroyed far, far more companies and projects than the opposite assumption (that something built for small will scale to big, then doesn't).

[qmr]

Can you name five?

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Kubernetes and the one I'm working at right now.

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It is truly a tragedy that the story for scaling Kubernetes beyond 3k-5k VMs is "run multiple clusters'. It's 10% overhead for tiny scale, doesn't scale well to large scale- it works well in this happy midrange of 7-3000 VMs.

(If anyone is about to ask why you would need that many VMs - many companies who do extremely large scale infrastructure! The kind of software where when it breaks it can create a crisis for utilities, governments, healthcare systems, militaries, etc.)