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A tool to automatically “format” your filesystem for you. Wouldn’t that be nice.

A few years ago I stopped worrying about organizing files on my computer knowing a powerful AI model would inevitably come along that could just categorize all my stuff for me. I figure it’s better to duplicate artifacts I want to edit and leave “created” and “last updated” times raw and untouched so as to leave all potentially valuable context clues intact.

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I have been down the “graph-based filesystems” rabbit hole so many times it’s not even funny.

Hierarchical file systems are simply not enough.

https://github.com/danieleds/GFS

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Sort of – presumably you’d have an app or indexer that understands the format and can correlate similarly-named folders as the same “category” or “tag”. Like all the folders named after a given year, for example, no matter now arbitrarily nested they are in the hierarchy.

Using symlinks / hard links as a lightweight indexing layer would be a cool approach though.

https://warpcast.com/darrylyeo/0xfc358065

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