It was near the continental divide if that helps.
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It was near the continental divide if that helps.
Seriously, how many strings have you ever ran across that are more than 1kb?
how many strings have you ran across that are more than 256 codepoints?
I have written my own unicode library, normalizing strings as UTF-32 is MUCH MUCH MUCH easier than trying to do the same in UTF-8 or UTF-16.
not to mention casefolding, and it also allows you to design better interfaces, so that the actual algorithm only needs to be implemented once.
I'm glad I decided against moving to C++
The Democratic Republic of California is a liberal shithole.
This is why 99% of programmers shouldn't be involved in design.
Honestly they way they handle the rejection letters feels like a sucker punch in the face, I get them not wanting to spend a lot of time on it but damn.