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I think let time machine trace the modification of my documents is useful enough. Also, I am curious how they achieve this kind of data compression.
by uni_baconcat 4y ago
I think let time machine trace the modification of my documents is useful enough.
Also, I am curious how they achieve this kind of data compression.
- tough 4y ago> I am curious how they achieve this kind of data compression. Probably ML https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.13438 https://arxiv.org/abs/2210.13438
- netsharc 4y agoMust be using Pied Piper technology...
- garblegarble 4y agoThey could just be comparing the bitrate of raw uncompressed 4K30@10bit to a compressed H.265 stream They also mention using OCR, so it could be that instead of using a high enough bitrate to read the text they're actually storing the decoded raw text It also looks from their demo video that they might be recording a video of each window separately, so window position changes wouldn't need to be encoded, and it could be a fairly low rate unless it's hosting video?