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They use the size of the alphabet (256^1024 different characters) to argue how much data a single character (1 KiB) contains. A single character still can only
by ketzu 4y ago
They use the size of the alphabet (256^1024 different characters) to argue how much data a single character (1 KiB) contains. A single character still can only encode 8096 atoms.
There are 2^8 things you can do with a byte. But you can't do them all at once with a single byte.