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2. The command was - `wget -qO- <download link> | zstd -d | tar -x0 | python main.py`. The result is a parquet file at ~11.5GB.
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3. However the parquet file was using zstd level 3 compression, so we use `uncompress.py` to get the uncompressed parquet file at ~50GB.
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4. Python however was being too slow to actually use the max compression of zstd level 22, so `main.go` was used to generate the final `4chan.parquet` file at ~10GB.
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5. Few things to note: Each JSONL line in the original dataset represents one thread. Posts with explicit reply references (>>postno) were paired with the post they actually replied to; posts with no explicit reference were paired with the thread OP. HTML was cleaned (unescaped, tags stripped, <br> converted to newlines, quotelinks removed).
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2. The command was - `wget -qO- <download link> | zstd -d | tar -x0 | python main.py`. The result is a parquet file at ~11.5GB.
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3. However the parquet file was using zstd level 3 compression, so we use `uncompress.py` to get the uncompressed parquet file at ~50GB.
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4. Python however was being too slow to actually use the max compression of zstd level 22, so `main.go` was used to generate the final `4chan.parquet` file at ~10GB.
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5. Few things to note: Each JSONL line in the original dataset represents one thread. Posts with explicit reply references (>>postno) were paired with the post they actually replied to; posts with no explicit reference were paired with the thread OP. HTML was cleaned (unescaped, tags stripped, \<br> converted to newlines, quotelinks removed).
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