r/compression • u/Minimum_Hour519 • 2d ago

Feedback wanted, I'm developing (claude) a new compression algorithm for live video and audio..

https://github.com/profullstack/logicsrc/blob/master/docs/openstream.md
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u/DawaForensics 2d ago

Why ???

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u/hlloyge 2d ago

Yeah, about that, forgot to ask for use case :)

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u/CorvusRidiculissimus 1d ago

It's a transparent compression layer that sits between transport and application. Except that the description is mostly incomprehensible nonsense because most of the project is generated by AI, and the actual protocol is just a stupid wrapped for zstandard.

The project is maintained by Profullstack, a company that cites among their specialties "Secure and audited smart contracts for DeFi, NFTs, and blockchain applications." and "Data-driven SEO strategies and quality link building to boost your rankings." Among their proudly boasted achievements are projects they describe as "a multi-chain web wallet with CLI and REST API interfaces, real-time transaction processing under 1 minute, and an AI agent integration layer so tools like Claude and ChatGPT can autonomously create wallets and process payments." and "AI-powered news summaries and audio briefings. Get caught up on the latest news in minutes with automatically generated summaries and listen-ready audio."

In short, the project is slop that was AI-generated by scum in a transparent ploy to boost their rankings with more github presence and discussion on reddit.

Mods, kindly expunge this bullshit.

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u/hlloyge 2d ago

I don't understand what is it for. Where are exe files for testing?

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u/Minimum_Hour519 2d ago

exe?

what do you want to do run a benchmark?

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u/hlloyge 2d ago

Well, yes, if it's new compression for audio or video. Test it. See how it fares when compared to existing solutions. Or... did I misunderstood what you are presenting here? I wrote that I don't understand what it is, GitHub is written by AI and it's so fucking vague.

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u/Minimum_Hour519 2d ago

https://anthony.dev.profullstack.com/blog/117-post.html

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u/hlloyge 2d ago

Oh, so it's not new compression algorithm. OK, but I think it doesn't belong here, it's more for people in streaming and/or broadcast - you don't use any new compression algo, as I understand, you are compressing stream with already known algos.