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gregtatum.com
The standard for how to represent human writing for many years was ASCII, or American Standard Code for Information Interchange. This representation reserved 7 bits for encoding a character. This serv |
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typeof.net
[AI summary] The text outlines the comprehensive character set and code points of the Iosevka font, detailing its extensive Unicode coverage and various character categories. |
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czyborra.com
[AI summary] The text is a detailed documentation of the GNU unifont project, explaining its purpose, features, and how to use it. It discusses the font's design philosophy, its coverage of Unicode characters, methods for downloading and updating the font, and ways to contribute to the project. The document also includes technical details about the font's structure, tools for working with it, and instructions for adding new characters. |
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aaronparecki.com
I wanted to find all emoji in a string, including info about them, for my next #100Days project. However I couldn't find a library that does this. The closes I found was iamcal's Emoji conversion library, which can replace emoji in a ... |
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