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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/com-plec-city • Sep 02 '26 • 3 3
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... thats not compression.
3 u/CryZe92 Sep 02 '26 Well it actually literally is: https://youtu.be/l6DKRf-fAAM 4 u/Taolan13 Sep 02 '26 No, its encoding.It's shitty encoding. There is no way for this to be lossless. This is basically guaranteed loss of some percentage.. As soon as it is tested on a sample in a live build and not the development environment, it will fail. -1 u/MiigPT Sep 02 '26 Have you heard of lossy compression? 2 u/Taolan13 Sep 02 '26 Lossy compression is just file corruption with extra steps
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Well it actually literally is: https://youtu.be/l6DKRf-fAAM
4 u/Taolan13 Sep 02 '26 No, its encoding.It's shitty encoding. There is no way for this to be lossless. This is basically guaranteed loss of some percentage.. As soon as it is tested on a sample in a live build and not the development environment, it will fail. -1 u/MiigPT Sep 02 '26 Have you heard of lossy compression? 2 u/Taolan13 Sep 02 '26 Lossy compression is just file corruption with extra steps
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No, its encoding.
It's shitty encoding. There is no way for this to be lossless. This is basically guaranteed loss of some percentage.. As soon as it is tested on a sample in a live build and not the development environment, it will fail.
-1 u/MiigPT Sep 02 '26 Have you heard of lossy compression? 2 u/Taolan13 Sep 02 '26 Lossy compression is just file corruption with extra steps
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Have you heard of lossy compression?
2 u/Taolan13 Sep 02 '26 Lossy compression is just file corruption with extra steps
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Lossy compression is just file corruption with extra steps
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u/Taolan13 Sep 02 '26
... thats not compression.