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It's a compression via domain-specific frequency encoding. Good, but that's a pretty common technique for cases where every bit counts.
by eps 2y ago
It's a compression via domain-specific frequency encoding.
Good, but that's a pretty common technique for cases where every bit counts.
- chaokunyang 2y agoYes, in many rpc/serialization systems, we need to serialize class name, field names, package names. So we can supprrt dynamic deserialization, type forward/backward compatibility. In such cases, those meta may took more bits than the actual data, this is where meta string bring gains