The method is of course bizarrely disconnected from the goal, but the author does specifically say he doesn't care, when someone kindly pointed that out. One i

The method is of course bizarrely disconnected from the goal, but the author does specifically say he doesn't care, when someone kindly pointed that out. One is left musing about the overarching purpose of such a document, given that. If one were continue down this road, instead of wisely and immediately turning tail and heading towards semioticians and other people who know what they're talking about: try compressing each font glyph instead. the big ones? have a lot of 'stuff' in them. This isn't uh. Robust, you feel me, against things like yeah. Serifs. For example but, it ain't nothing. Counting the black, on the other hand, I must concur this matters more to the person in the department who orders toner, than to the information theoretician of graphology.