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Comment #47386944
Then you should take a look at https://github.com/flanglet/kanzi-cpp : it is optimized for fast roundtrips, multi-threaded by design and produces a seekable bitstream.
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Comment #47379323
In the LZ high compression regime where LZ can compete in terms of ratio, BWT compressors are faster to compress and slower to decompress than LZ codecs. BWT compressors are also m…
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Comment #47379307
Notice that bzip3 has close to nothing to do with bzip2. It is a different BWT implementation with a different entropy codec, from a different author (as noted in the GitHub descri…
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Comment #41342420
There are experts working at the commission.
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Show HN: Kanzi, fast lossless data compression
Give it a try. Let me know what you think.
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Comment #39782115
Is BFMTV also biased when reporting words directly from the mouth of Piotr Tolstoi or are you just trolling ?
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Comment #39782069
You mean like Piotr Tolstoi talking about nuking Paris on BFMTV just today ? ( https://fr.yahoo.com/news/calcule-proche-vladimir-poutine-%C... ).
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Comment #32534978
It is not. Just look at the frequencies in the data (histogram) and compute the order 0 entropy. Then you know if your data is compressible.
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Comment #31701015
Go does not have threads but something like "tasks". The fact that no thread handle is exposed allows for transparently moving these tasks across threads if the scheduler decides s…
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Comment #31188200
the "god particle" was actually the "goddamn particle" https://www.businessinsider.com/why-the-higgs-is-called-the-...
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Comment #30450829
"Ukraine did not behave reasonably" UH ?
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Comment #29541480
"Turns out a good arith coder is much faster". Citation needed.
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Comment #29446299
In data compression, inverting a BWT with large blocks or using Context Mixing to compress large blocks (which requires huge context maps). These 2 cases require a lot of random me…
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Comment #29309473
I am sure the Scotts and Irish are thrilled by the change.
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Comment #29309443
Arguably the EU is enforcing the rights of their citizens more than in many other places (eg. GDPR). Ultimately the EU citizens should vote when there are parliament elections inst…
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Comment #29254518
If you knew anything about the EU institutions, you would know that the Commission's role is only to enforce rules that member states have agreed upon but it has _no_ power. Of cou…
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Comment #29112002
No mention of Louis Pasteur ? Odd.
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Comment #28859012
Isn't it how free markets work ?
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Comment #28228945
The Huffman encoding loop is 2 lines and decoding loop is 4 lines of branchless code. Do you have an example of branchless arithmetic encoder or decoder ?
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Comment #28223110
pigz is no match for zstd...
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Comment #28223079
"Arithmetic coding is much, much simpler." Let us agree to disagree. "And decompression speed is not a limiting factor in most applications of data compression like this". It depen…
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Comment #28222972
"FSE achieves markedly higher compression ratio". I do not thin it is true, FSE/ANS achieves slightly better ratios in general. Zstd uses both Huffman (for large alphabets) and FSE…
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Comment #28217574
PAQ and PPM are not fast, certainly not in the same category as LZ codecs.
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Comment #28216873
Huffmann is rather simple and hard to beat in decompression speed.
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Comment #28216841
You mean like zstd and brotli ? Is there any new LZ codec not using Huffman ?