Could you just procedurally generate a massive reference file

such a reference file would be infinite in size since there is no end to the possible combinations of 1's and 0's.

>>62147633
The data referencing the file would be about as big as the data you are referencing. So you don't gain anything. It is basically another form of PiFS.
https://github.com/philipl/pifs

>>62147647
What if you limit it to n byte blocks? There aren't an infinite amount of those, even if you make n exceedingly large

>>62147685
>https://github.com/philipl/pifs
Why is it so shit?
The idea sounds great.

>>62147692
Then how would it be a reference to everything? It would be a reference to SOME things, and very limited things at that.

>>62147705
Simple:

>say you have a 1GB file
>that's a *specific* ~8 trillion digit binary number
>you need to find this exact sequence in pi
>the number describing it's starting location in the sequence is itself over 8 trillion digits

In the end, you're basically asking "how many random 8 trillion digit numbers must I generate before I get the exact one I want"?

>>62147725
True but I'm also not OP and was just curious.