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Braille Byte
Packet Post
A byte has eight bits. A braille cell has eight dots. Deliver a bag of tiny packets by building their patterns, then send your own text through the encoder.
A tiny encoding engine
Switch dots on to add their bit values. Match the requested byte, then post it.
Byte round-trip workshop
This is qntm’s binary-to-braille encoding, not literary braille. Bit weights run top-to-bottom down each column. Unicode dot order is different from byte order.