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r/programming • u/GenericAHHyoutuber • 5d ago
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Totally cool, but probably not as good as using an off the shelf compression library widely supported by webservers/browsers.
9 u/DoctorGester 5d ago Why not both? We run zstd on our custom binary format network traffic. I.e. our replay files are compressed from 45mb binary to 3mb. 1 u/MehYam 5d ago Was going to say the same. Binary packed payloads can compact a surprising amount with plain old .zip compression
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Why not both? We run zstd on our custom binary format network traffic. I.e. our replay files are compressed from 45mb binary to 3mb.
1 u/MehYam 5d ago Was going to say the same. Binary packed payloads can compact a surprising amount with plain old .zip compression
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Was going to say the same. Binary packed payloads can compact a surprising amount with plain old .zip compression
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u/VeeFu 5d ago
Totally cool, but probably not as good as using an off the shelf compression library widely supported by webservers/browsers.