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Regular CSV also has that "problem". Being able to cut the file into pieces is actually really useful when you want to, for instance, process each piece on a d
by nulltype 11y ago
Regular CSV also has that "problem". Being able to cut the file into pieces is actually really useful when you want to, for instance, process each piece on a different computer. Line-delimited JSON preserves that advantage.
- gkop 11y agoExactly. If JSONL takes off, I'd be glad to use it instead of YAML for streaming serialization/deserialization purposes, if only because JSONL is more space efficient.