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> I doubt that only 10% of people are dealing with unicode. I will use a single character to express my absolute agreement: Edit: I guess even Lisp developers
by zamalek 10y ago
> I doubt that only 10% of people are dealing with unicode.
I will use a single character to express my absolute agreement:
Edit: I guess even Lisp developers have to consider Unicode.
- junke 10y ago> Edit: I guess even Lisp developers have to consider Unicode. Why wouldn't they?
- WorldMaker 10y agoTo explain/spoil the joke: HN does not support most of Unicode and is written in a Lisp variant.
- junke 10y agoThanks, I clearly didn't get it :-)
- lispm 10y agoTrue. Even if your Lisp supports unicode, it does not make a web framework/application support unicode just so. Disclaimer: I've added UTF-8 support to a Lisp-based web framework, on top of a Lisp implementation supporting Unicode.