Base65536 remains the encoding of choice for UTF-32 or "code point counters" such as Twitter.
Alright, I'm done. If you want to efficiently store arbitrary binary data as UTF-16 text, Base32768 is the last wordhttps://github.com/ferno/base32768
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Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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@qntm Nah, just use CJK characters (specifically [34-4C 4E-9E AC-D6] [00-FF]). They have extremely uniform representations and semantics. -
@senokay Looks like U+AC00 and many others don't survive NFD normalization? - 1 more reply
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