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I believe the distinction is: information is encoded in data (or, data holds information). E.g. a compressed data file stores the same information as it's uncom
by omeze 8y ago
I believe the distinction is: information is encoded in data (or, data holds information). E.g. a compressed data file stores the same information as it's uncompressed form, but the information is not necessarily usable without further processing.