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I've found the Unicode cat emoji to be an effective delimiter to avoid escaping more common chars in my cat-separated-value artifacts. Of course the cat emoji
by Nihilartikel 2y ago
I've found the Unicode cat emoji to be an effective delimiter to avoid escaping more common chars in my cat-separated-value artifacts.
Of course the cat emoji is escaped by the puppy emoji if it occurs in a value. The puppy emoji escapes itself when needed.
- geekodour 2y agolast line unclear ⬛ an example would be great!
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- TylerE 2y agoThink backlashes in shell. \$ is just $, \\$ is literal ‘\$’
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- ok_computer 2y agoI read that as the puppy emoji escapes itself as two characters print a single character, similar to \ in python strings using \\ to print \
- theendisney4 2y agoIn the 80's i thought we should have an entire character set just for code. While never implemented the idea arguably aged well. I also considered a dedicated keyboard like apl just to be dense about it. Have each character signed by the keyboard so that we have proof by whoem it was typed and when. People who dont work here don't get to write code. It just wont happen. haha
- acuozzo 2y ago> In the 80's i thought we should have an entire character set just for code. APL got pretty close.
- Hackbraten 2y agoInstructions unclear, my puppy emoji is now chasing its own tail
- exidex 2y agoThere is https://github.com/SixArm/usv https://github.com/SixArm/usv which is exactly that, but with special unicode characters
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