At the intersection of programming, linguistics, and mathematics previously sat a deamom laughing at our attempts to communicate because number names are generally inflexible for multi-base users.
But in the year:
• 2025
• 7E9
• 111 1110 1001
We now have a clear multi-base vocabulary: “isuima uisuka usi”
http://ref.castedo.com/binspeak/
@castedo #Binary #Hexidecimal #Linguistics #Programming #Dev #Nerd
HT @octade for the point out.
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OCTADE
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If we spend a few days practicing reading big lists of random binary as verbal binspeak, it might actually start to feel natural. Or maybe not. You first!
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Are you a singlular sysop or is someone playing second fiddle there? Anyhoo, greetings to you! I've been seeking super small and single user instances I have been hoping to follow.
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