kyotov

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by kyotov 5y ago
check out https://kyall.notion.site/kyall/KySync-v1-1-dd9931f330f24146...
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by kyotov 5y ago
I can see your point. We really need to run some experiments in S3 to satisfy this point rigorously. Intuitively, the more similar the files are, the more 3x-10x+ will be representative in the real world. As the files become more and more d
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by kyotov 5y ago
We have released a v1.1 with improved performance! In summary, we see: - 10%-100%+ performance improvement with v1.1 on 2 GiB data and 16 threads; - A significantly improved single thread performance, now on par with Zsync for 2GiB data. Ch
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by kyotov 5y ago
Yup! Will be looking at that one of the following nights. It is so convenient to edit in Notion, but I share the frustration about paging and navigation for reading!
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by kyotov 5y ago
Instead of an explanation, we decided to address some of the reasons :) https://kyall.notion.site/KySync-v1-1-dd9931f330f241469d3e60... Enjoy!
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by kyotov 5y ago
I should have made my intentions clearer from the start :) KySync started as a pet project to brush up on my C++ skills which I had not used for 20 years and was going to need for a job that I started last week! I had spent my fair share of
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by kyotov 5y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Effective-Modern-Specific-Ways-Improv...
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by kyotov 5y ago
Indeed... but thanks for the feedback. Since the content of the page is pretty stable now, I can probably host it in more normal way than Notion.
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by kyotov 5y ago
Thanks for the pointer -- I will look into comparing against bita!
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by kyotov 5y ago
If there are specific scenarios that need to be optimized for the use case, please get in touch!
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by kyotov 5y ago
It's not really apples-to-apples as rsync does work on both the client and the server. Zsync has a comparison with rsync in isolated cases where it makes sense and it is very close in performance! http://zsync.moria.org.uk&#
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by kyotov 5y ago
We should make a clarification... The intent of KySync (as well as Zsync) is to use across systems, not on a single system. KySync supports HTTP (like Zsync) as well as HTTPS (which Zsync does not). The primary reason to do the performance
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by kyotov 5y ago
[Intro]( https://kyall.notion.site/KySync-v1-0-29eaad446308449a8c9a23... ) KySync is an efficient way to distribute new data which makes use of older (but similar) data that you may already have present locally. KySync suppor
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Show HN: KySync – A C++ rewrite of Zsync with performance boost(kyall.notion.site)
118 points by kyotov 5y ago|35 comments