Compression: Crash Course Computer Science #21

Damn I love this series so much! This is such a banger baseline for anyone with a passing interest in computers!

Great crash course!!

Brilliant. Thank you!

Thank you so much for the information.

this course is great, very clear

My takeaway... it is okay to cut corners when computers are involved. (My elementary school teachers would be feel sick rn.)

thank your very much I learned a lot of things watching this episode!

"The answer is compression, which literally squeezes data into a smaller size."
In my notebook: compression = smaller font 1s and 0s.

"I have a killer collection on my retro ipod"

Dankpods has entered the chat

goofy ahh video

“I’m literally being compressed!”

Thank you Carrie Anne, for being good at simplifying complicated things

Thank you.

How we can justify compression?

SO CONFUSING!!!!!!!......HOW DOES THIS CHANNEL HAVE 0VER 1MILLION SUBSCRIBERS

Are all those compressions methods available in our Famous WinRAR ?
Or are we supposed to use another one that is more specialised ??
Can you suggest... ?

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You go girl, excellent.

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Jin Yang!!!

that fringe tho and ur head shape mmmm

nice teeth donkey.

This series is a lot better than my University lectures

C O M M P R E S S

So cool! Thanks for this series!

It should be noted that the concept of compression was pioneered by Huffman in the 50s and it predates computer science.

Thanks for the video !

Found it weird that you grouped blocks of two different colors before you just make a pallete. There's 3 colors so thats 9 bytes + 16 * 2 bits = 13 bytes. I guess it was to show off the binary tree thing but the example seemed a bit off.

How long until internet speeds are good enough to the point where we only rarely use compression?

Now we can hide a huge amount of absolutely useless data into an extremely small box. What will be the next level of abstraction?!

After the floppy disk episode, I now think that the doge meme was just added for us old people.

Celebrity doge appearance

"Hate Mail from Audiophiles"

Just say you can't hear them.

where's my man lempel and ziv?!

I like competer science sometimes, thanks crash corse

I was watching SILICON VALLEY then i started wondering what is compression i know the basic idea but how do we implement it.. Then another movement i am here 😂

Can zooming technique be used to compress data for transmision. For example a 300 pixel by 300 pixel zoom down to 3 pixel by 3 pixel size but instead of digital we use true color raster image formats or png. Same for sound and voice we use some wave in graphical image and zoom it down mili second wave at milivolt scale for encoding we could save billion dollar in airtime a day

The propaganda in this series is just laughable.

Nice video! Thanks.

I've seen the glitch effect you demonstrated a lot when we lose TV signal.

Thanks

In reality, at least for me, Huffman (or any "grossly" variable length codes) are a pain. They are not really critical and a much simpler encoding scheme can be used. They do save a little storage space but not much compared to some simpler schemes.

Sound like magic but actually, it's computer science. 😄