Thanks! There is a lot of pressure to ship quickly, which doesn't necessarily work well for infrastructure systems. It's really wonderful to see people recognize that getting things right is also important.
FYI, the filesystem feature is still on the horizon. The current implementation is good for small files like avatars, the upcoming one will be good for large files like videos. The distributed FS will almost certainly be use `r.binary` as a building block, which will result in a neatly modularized design overall.
The feature hasn't been specced out yet, so to be entirely honest I don't know. We'll go through our usual process -- we'll think about this problem hard, talk to users and find specific use cases, and see what others are doing in the field. Most of the time it produces something really pleasant (occasionally it doesn't, and we go back and fix it).
I should have a better idea of what the comparison looks like after we get a little further along.
FYI, the filesystem feature is still on the horizon. The current implementation is good for small files like avatars, the upcoming one will be good for large files like videos. The distributed FS will almost certainly be use `r.binary` as a building block, which will result in a neatly modularized design overall.