Sanmayce_Kaze

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   by Sanmayce_Kaze 11y ago

   Let's dramatize the next 2 scenarios: - 10Mbps or 1MB/s connection; - 100Mbps or 10MB/s connection. The goal is to receive in our browser those 812,392,384 bytes as quickly as possible, in first case the winner is 77,286,010
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   by Sanmayce_Kaze 11y ago

   You miss the point, your list is meaningful only in general compression cases, the Brotli thread (where we are) is all about boosting textual decompression while having/exploiting little resources (RAM mostly) as in the cases of Web Br
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   by Sanmayce_Kaze 11y ago

   Thanks, yes, very good roster, I am aware of these performers, maybe out there some hidden excellent tight/fast ones exist?! In my view the two best are: 169,476,113 bytes, 2.072 sec., 0.352 sec., lz4 -9 115,985,847 bytes, 386.192 sec.
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   by Sanmayce_Kaze 11y ago

   I have an actual question. Who can name all the decompressors that outperform Brotli both in compression ratio and decompression speed? As I see it, that's the ultimate goal, to boost I/O via transparent decompression. Reading t