A picture may be worth a thousand words, but how many numbers is a word worth? The question may sound silly, but it happens to be the foundation that underlies large language models, or LLMs — and ...

Partly prompted by @mgautierfr's comment below and the work I've been doing adapting KJS to recognize zimit2 archives in certain special cases: I need to know whether URLs in zimit2 ZIMs are stored ...

This is a tiny helper crate for simplifying the construction of URL query strings. The initial ? question mark is automatically prepended.

Abstract: In this paper we propose a segmentation-free query by string word spotting method. Both the documents and query strings are encoded using a recently proposed word representation that ...

Abstract: As the huge amount of XML data emerging in Web, researchers begin to focus on the topic of querying against XML data efficiently. Different from the query processing in relational data, XML ...

What are the numbers? You can encode 9,999,999,999 in 5 bytes. If you want to store the number in human readable bytes, convert it to Base64 encoding or similar.

Hi all,<BR><BR>Anyone have some C# sample code or class to decode/encode base64 data? I'm new to C#, and I thought this sort of thing would be built-in to .NET. Just looking for a black box that will ...