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In the spec [1], they published the dictionary used in hexadecimal form. Can someone explain why there are so many 6's in the data? For comparison here's a cha
by tarblog 11y ago
In the spec [1], they published the dictionary used in hexadecimal form. Can someone explain why there are so many 6's in the data?
For comparison here's a chart of hex character and approximate [2] number of occurrences.
(0 - 15k)
(1 - 10k)
(2 - 19k)
(3 - 14k)
(4 - 15k)
(5 - 16k)
(6 - 62k)
(7 - 32k)
(8 - 10k)
(9 - 11k)
(a - 11k)
(b - 7k)
(c - 8k)
(d - 12k)
(e - 20k)
(f - 9k)
[1]: http://www.ietf.org/id/draft-alakuijala-brotli-05.txt http://www.ietf.org/id/draft-alakuijala-brotli-05.txt
[2]: counted with find-in-page, didn't bother to only search the dict
- comex 11y agoThe 6s and 7s correspond to ASCII lowercase letters. Try decoding the hex strings as UTF-8...