>>7I'll give you a great idea - now divide different numbers one to another, convert the rest into avi and watch films that have not yet been released :)
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- The result of the discussion of the Babushkinsky compression algorithm on the habr.
The young genius himself describes his invention as follows:
The archiving algorithm ™ is as follows: any file is a HEX-sequence of characters, we translate this HEX to DEC, we get a non-logical number, add the number 0 before this, we get a number from 0 to 1 with a huge number of decimal places, and then everything is simple - we select 2 such integer numbers, the quotient of which will give us the desired number in the range from 0 to 1 with the accuracy of matches to the last digit. The trouble is in the selection of numbers, which can go 2 hours, and can go 2 weeks. There are prototypes and a working program, and it all works.
Compressed movie "Click" (File deleted). The test algorithm archiving Grandma.
On March 2, 2013, the Vkontakte patient posted a link to Chris Kaspersky’s article “The Power of Reed-Solomon Codes or Information Risen from the Ashes”, after reading which, one can understand that even the “archiving” algorithm of archiving was borrowed from a half-amusing section of an article about aliens.
Based on the principle of the archiver's work, the algorithm "Grandma's Sorting" was developed, which has a unique work time O (n). The main thing is to choose the numbers that, when divided, will give the number of Babushkin, in a time shorter than the thermal death of the Universe.