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Somebody please enlighten me. Is it that hard to find a pattern (for example fibonacci) that only has zeros up to F100, then remove those zeros? You dont have
by bagosm 14y ago
Somebody please enlighten me. Is it that hard to find a pattern (for example fibonacci) that only has zeros up to F100, then remove those zeros?
You dont have to start from the first bit, you can start from bit 11234 (information on the decompiler).
So for example I skip 11134, then run +F(i) bits to the right and add a zero, then run +F(i + 1) bits to the right and add a new zero.. etc etc. The pattern has to be just long enough to cover the decompiler's size, which shouldn't be too much if scripting is allowed!
I believe that discovery of such a pattern shouldn't be too hard in a single file, arbitrary large (but 3mb should be enough too)
- macrael 14y agoYou are welcome to try! This really is an application of number theory, and the likelihood of there being a sufficiently long pattern in truly random data is actually pretty slow.