10,000 characters is about 7,500 bytes of Base64, which means we'd finally be able to tweet pictures
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@qntm Actually, way more: I think it'd be 10k unicode code points.
@camlorn38 In this context, Unicode normalization = data corruption. Unassigned (i.e. most) code points have unknown normalization behaviour
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@qntm Still, that's interesting and more complicated than I thought. -
@camlorn38 Base65536 was a pretty fun and educational thing to develop as well!
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@qntm Base 65536 might do it anyway with room left over for phrases.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@qntm Unfortunately I don't have LOTR in an analyzable format.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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