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If your model can't reproduce the Quake source without my input, you haven't really compressed it, especially if the dataset to recreate it is larger than the o
by burnte 5y ago
If your model can't reproduce the Quake source without my input, you haven't really compressed it, especially if the dataset to recreate it is larger than the original. If I have to tell the program exactly what I want in detail to get the Quake source, that's more of a storage database. If I have to guide it intently to get it to output the Quake source, I'm heavily guiding it.
- dleslie 5y agoAll decompression requires input: the compressed artifact. In this case, the compressed artifact is the semantic queues necessary to extract the Quake inverse square root function.
- swiftcoder 5y ago> especially if the dataset to recreate it is larger than the original Many types of compression produce a compressed file larger than the original for input data that is not easily compressed. Just because a compressor is bad at compressing (some) inputs, doesn't exclude it from being a compression algorithm.