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azernik
on April 19, 2018
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Shortest bit sequence that's never been sent over ...
Which is probably the key intuition here - the expected
number
of matches is exactly the same, but because you can have more matches for the purely-repeated sequence in the same string the total number of
strings
containing those matches is smaller.
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