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nashqueue committed Jan 11, 2023
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The new non-interactive default rules would be:

Blobs start at an index that is equal to the blob length/`MaxSquareSize` rounded up.
Blobs start at an index that is equal to a multiple of the blob length divided by `MaxSquareSize` rounded up.

If the blob length is smaller than `MaxSquareSize` then the blob starts at index 1.
`MaxSquareSize` can be changed to another threshold. The smaller the threshold the more padding we will have.
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If the threshold is bigger than `MinSquareSize` for a particular blob then the blob will be aligned to the index of the `MinSquareSize` of the blob. This would prevent some blob size ranges to have higher padding than they had before this change. So the real new non-interactive default rules would be:

Blobs start at an index that is equal to the blob length divided by `MaxSquareSize` rounded up. If this index is larger than the `MinSquareSize` of the blob then the blob starts at the index of the `MinSquareSize`.
Blobs start at an index that is equal to a multiple of the blob length divided by `MaxSquareSize` rounded up. If this index is larger than the `MinSquareSize` of the blob then the blob starts at the index of the `MinSquareSize`.

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