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It's not rare at all - multi-code point emojis are pretty standard these days. And before that the only thing the relative rarity did for you was that bugs wit
by account42 1y ago
It's not rare at all - multi-code point emojis are pretty standard these days.
And before that the only thing the relative rarity did for you was that bugs with code working on UTF-8 bytes got fixed while bugs that assumed UTF-16 units or 32-bit code points represent a character were left to linger for much longer.