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1/l is visually ambiguous. Since the encoding is case-insensitive, upper-case L must also be excluded. For the same reason lower-case L is not included in Base5
by ivan_gammel 8y ago
1/l is visually ambiguous. Since the encoding is case-insensitive, upper-case L must also be excluded. For the same reason lower-case L is not included in Base58.
- BugsJustFindMe 8y agoAll codes are encoded only to uppercase in crockford32. If you actually want to get rid of the ambiguity, get rid of 1 and keep L.
- ivan_gammel 8y ago>All codes are encoded only to uppercase. False. ULID specification clearly says that these identifiers are case-insensitive. There's no "uppercase" requirement anywhere.
- jacobr1 8y agocrockford3 accepts any case, but the canonical output is uppercase
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