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}
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"id": "https://mastodon.social/users/vertigo/statuses/98870139767401877",
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"published": "2017-10-22T02:16:47Z",
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"content": "<p>I'm beginning to think that 12 characters is a reasonable maximum symbol length.</p><p>Too short, and you end up with ultra-cryptic names. Too long, and you can't produce nicely formatted documentation. A pragmatic limit of 16 works well for programming purposes, but since it's a multiple of 8, it yields weird gaps when formatting tables in ASCII output.</p><p>12 is nice, as it lets you use 4 3-character mnemonics in the worst case, while leaving enough spaces for compact, yet readable, tables in docs.</p>",
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