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This completely misses the point imo. S-expressions are a simple and fast way to serialise data, which is then deserialised according to some schema. It's not u
by andrepd 6y ago
This completely misses the point imo. S-expressions are a simple and fast way to serialise data, which is then deserialised according to some schema. It's not up to s-expressions (or json) to represent the end object being deserialised.
- kzrdude 6y agoXML seems similar to S-expressions, in that way.