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How Discord Reduced Websocket Traffic by 40%
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this post was submitted on 22 Sep 2024
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Tldr: It's just better compression
Shitty tech company catches up to modern standards. In other news, water is what makes things wet.
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Clearly didn’t read the article. Also discord has consistently posted fantastic tech blogs and led the industry in certain segments, no matter if you hate their locked ecosystem or not. This is a programming forum, at least read the article and discuss its merits.
Lmao getting ahead of all the annoying pedants I see
Pied Pipper at it again.
Still interesting. zstandard using pretrained dictionaries (zstd --train). Previously they used zlib.
Does anybody know if you can pretrain dictionaries for 7zip for large ebook libraries? Or any better compression library for text?
And a pickup of gains from sending just the delta of changed data for one of their passive update beacons.
That's only half the article