Unicode Fonts and Tools for X11(cl.cam.ac.uk)

38 points by kristianp 4 months ago | 8 comments

Ucs-Detect(ucs-detect.readthedocs.io)

22 points by djoldman 11 months ago | 9 comments

Ugrep – a more powerful, fast, user-friendly, compatible grep(ugrep.com)

310 points by smartmic 2 years ago | 98 comments

Show HN: One clean, developer-focused page for every Unicode symbol(fontgenerator.design)

157 points by yarlinghe 10 months ago | 62 comments

Show HN: QR code renderer in a TrueType font(qr.jim.sh)

62 points by foodevl 4 months ago | 12 comments

llms.txt directory(directory.llmstxt.cloud)

65 points by pizza 1 year ago | 38 comments

Update: U+237C ⍼ &Angzarr;(ionathan.ch)

380 points by g0xA52A2A 3 years ago | 75 comments

A blog post continuing an investigation into the origin of the Unicode character U+237C RIGHT ANGLE WITH DOWNWARDS ZIGZAG ARROW (⍼).

U+237C ⍼ Is Azimuth(ionathan.ch)

372 points by cokernel_hacker 7 months ago | 73 comments

Blog post explaining that the mysterious Unicode symbol U+237C ⍼ (Angzarr) means azimuth, per a 1950 H. Berthold AG type foundry symbol catalogue.

The characters of plastics (2024)(yarchive.net)

19 points by thelastgallon 23 days ago | 4 comments

A 2024 blog post comparing common plastic types such as polyethylene and nylon to human characters, explaining their chemical properties and uses.

Uchū – Color palette for internet lovers(uchu.style)

600 points by NetOpWibby 1 year ago | 245 comments

Landing page for Uchū, an open color scheme/palette by NetOperator Wibby, with links to its repo and a simple palette view.

Llama2.c: Inference llama 2 in one file of pure C(github.com)

659 points by anjneymidha 3 years ago | 158 comments

GitHub repository by Andrej Karpathy for llama2.c, a minimal implementation for running Llama 2 model inference in a single file of pure C.

What every software developer must know about Unicode in 2023(tonsky.me)

851 points by mrzool 3 years ago | 498 comments

Nikita Prokopov's (tonsky) blog post explaining the essentials of Unicode that software developers should know in 2023, updating Joel Spolsky's classic essay.