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I think we have different definitions of human readable then. To me, human readable means if I print it in a printer, it loses no fidelity. What you describe is
by JamesSwift 6y ago
I think we have different definitions of human readable then. To me, human readable means if I print it in a printer, it loses no fidelity. What you describe is what I would call machine-readable. It is able to be imported into a program. The same that a binary separator would also let it be imported.
- nojito 6y agoEven in your example TSV wins.