why is it called JPEG XL if the images are smaller
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@zachleat XL is European for “Small”.
Have you ever bought a souvenir T-shirt in a European country? Good Luck!
@khalidabuhakmeh *looks up from my mcdonald’s big-gulp*
@khalidabuhakmeh @zachleat Get your fucking racism out of my mastodon feed.
@zachleat Just like Starbucks I guess. I'll get a Grande JPEG 🤣
@nickytonline with a side of venti capitalism… wait
@zachleat future JPEG upgrades include XLT, Lariat, King Ranch, Platinum, Limited, and Raptor.
@ardouglass what’s wrong with JPEG small
@zachleat nothing! Sometimes small is better. JPEG Kei would also be acceptable.
@ardouglass this is *incredible*
@ardouglass @zachleat Xtra Luxurious discretecosineTransform https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/29610-what-does-xlt-actually-mean.html#post204532
@eeeps @ardouglass …my god
@ardouglass @zachleat (this is a joke but it is also: not wrong!!!!)
@zachleat it's about the code length of the reference implementation
@icpmoles excuse me!
@zachleat It's Xtra-Lean, dude!
@zachleat With 100,000 lines of C++ for a decoder, I am surprised there is only one X.
@barhamon wait what
@zachleat X-L-ent question! Xennial Lens edition?
@zachleat more bits per pixel
@zachleat The savings are massive! Welcome to the circus of value!
@zachleat I was wondering the same thing. Also why does the implementation take 100K+ lines of C++?
@basus maybe all of the images are stored in a dictionary up front
@zachleat Xtra Lossy!!
@zachleat leaves ZL free for GIF
@zachleat Oh, *TIL*! I really thought it was for larger images
@fivetonsflax @baldur sure we have extradition but what is dition