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Right, but at that point you're tying it to a universal type system. Personally I like YAML, since you can add type-hints to data which you can use to turn sim
by traverseda 3y ago
Right, but at that point you're tying it to a universal type system.
Personally I like YAML, since you can add type-hints to data which you can use to turn simple text types into more complex types, but I can see why that standard wouldn't take off.
Most of the unix-philosophy people I know are interested in stuff like that, it just has to be implemented in a thoughtful way.
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- wry_discontent 3y agoYAML is a crime.
- traverseda 3y agoI can see why you'd be worried about it, it's a lot more powerful than what I'd actually want for this. But that's sort of part of the problem, no one is going to agree on a common universal data-type.