oh boy. i ran some statistical compression tests and without a super specialised model the best you can get is 4x size reduction, but to develop a super specialised model you need more insight into how this sinister device works so my bet is that they're going to get exactly 0 worthwhile submissions.
they're looking for a compressor that can do more than 200MB/s on a 10mW machine (that's including radio, so it has to run on a CPU clocked like original 8086) and yield 200x size improvement.
also, these files tell us something: benjamin figured out that the sample frequency is 19531Hz, which is the same as the ESP32 PWM frequency. so neuralink basically implanted an esp32 gathering pwm data from a bunch of wires into someone's brain.
@puniko thankfully they're not that bad. it's a competitive programming class and, i'm not gonna lie, if your hammer is reduction to a variant of knapsack every DP problem looks like a nail
@nullenvk@puniko they're more complicated but the basic idea of including/excluding an event and computing the optimal followup works for every DP problem.
Not sure where the JVM "bloat" moral panic comes from. You can have one instance per system and if you're very concerned with space, you can put it in a squashfs image or 7z archive and mount the latter using FUSE. Just ran a test:
If anything, I would panic that all the "C replacements" always statically link to everything wasting space and that every electron app I install bundles the same stuff over and over again so that you can't get rid of it and have one runtime per system.
@psykose@nullenvk wasn't the pivotal point of one of the early episodes the older brother "spying" on his naked little sister? i heard that it was banned in some places for sexualisation of minors.
I wish that mailing lists were more common. E-mail feels a bit like a forgotten medium to me, but it helps me stay organised and safe with OpenPGP signing & encryption.