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Life & fun · July 29, 2016

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An encoding/decoding tool for Martin David's theoretical S language

An encoding/decoding tool for Martin David's theoretical S language launched on July 29, 2016 with 24 votes, #1,510 of 3,671 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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An encoding and decoding tool for Martin David's theoretical S language, launched in 2016. This project provides functionality to convert text to and from the S language specification. It is designed for linguists, conlangers, and anyone interested in exploring constructed language systems. The tool implements the encoding rules of this theoretical language framework.

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