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What about Base10 emoji encoding? There is already more than 1024 of them ;) 128bit can be then represented by just 13 characters, or even much less with modif
by rini17 7y ago
What about Base10 emoji encoding? There is already more than 1024 of them ;)
128bit can be then represented by just 13 characters, or even much less with modifiers.
- WorldMaker 7y agoIt's certainly a fun idea. If the goal is human readable, humans are surprisingly bad at differentiating emoji just by looking at them, especially all of the subtly different variation face ones. Describing them over something like a phone call could lead to all sorts of transcription mistakes. Not to mention that there's a variety of different emoji input systems/keyboards and the amount of user skill in finding/picking emoji for text entry are hugely variable.