P-Y on Nostr: So you end up with a map that has the same number of entries and same keys, but ...
So you end up with a map that has the same number of entries and same keys, but values are a very small set of objects. Which makes for much smaller up chains of dominators.
But I also did this in place: as I would go up to compress a chain, I'd compute retained size for all dominators in the chain and then remove those as processed, eventually skipping most nodes.
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