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thinking back, Ruby's transition from "lol strings are bytes" to "stuff is utf-8 by default" was handled so well. like, it was sort of painful, and "the string's default encoding is the encoding of your source file" sounded bonkers at the time, but was genius, in retrospect
I'm glad you appreciate the parenting that Tess and I have done. Honestly, getting to the point where we could be a UTF-8 household was a struggle, but I think we're all better for it. It feels good to be seen.
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I think you need another kid if you want to actually implement 'multi bite encoding' when dealing with strings of spaghetti code
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