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There is no such thing and this is blasphemous - shut it down.

• karmakaze 6y ago
  It would be nice to be able to represent 64-bit ints--and have comments.
  • jandrese 6y ago
    As for comments, I think JSON is only "human readable" by accident. It was never really meant to be read by humans, and was created in a way that implicitly discouraged people from trying to write or edit it by hand. Many parsers are picky about whitespace to discourage people from trying to create config files in JSON.
  • icandoit 6y ago
    "comment-subject-author":"this is a comment, we dont need out of band communication, thats a bug, not a feature"
    • phailhaus 6y ago
      Ah, so now you're encoding out-of-band communication into your data? How is that not worse? This also completely breaks if your data is validated against a schema, or if your comment gets parsed as a data entry. For example, in Javascript projects you define your dependencies in package.json. I can't add a comment to explain why I had to add a strange dependency, because npm will interpret it as a dependency itself and then break.