Agemixer (05:52:55)
my approach was about bitcrunched "buckets" for frequent characters and "words" recognized

juN3bula (05:52:49)
https://hexed.it and https://cryptii.com

juN3bula (05:51:35)
i opened file with hexeditor then converted it to punch tape

Agemixer (05:50:11)
it easily turns out from 8bits to 5bits only, even up to 3bits only (8 most frequently seen letters inone screenful of text)

juN3bula (05:50:05)
might be my file is extemdet ascii not sure is it 8-bit because of 256 charracters anyway i found this interesting with punch taped

Agemixer (05:47:55)
juN: not only because ASCII is 7 bit, but text usyally has repetitive patrerns way more than any other data, that's why. Also limited set of frequently occurring letters compress very well.

juN3bula (05:47:34)
what is that?

zoi (05:47:34)
not the absolute best ratio, but very fast

zoi (05:47:17)
isn't zstd the golden child of compression today?

juN3bula (05:47:15)
eiku vidu joo

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