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How many get edited or inspected in notepad at some point in their life? Nearly all of them (for any given workflow).
by lazide 2y ago
How many get edited or inspected in notepad at some point in their life? Nearly all of them (for any given workflow).
- vaylian 2y agoIt is nice that text editors are abundantly available and that they can be used for the task. But once the CSV columns get too wide and irregular, then you probably want to reach for a dedicated spreadsheet program, because it is otherwise too hard to figure out which column you are currently reading. There is still room between a text editor and a full-blown spreadsheet program. New DSV editors could emerge when the DSV format gains popularity.
- RaftPeople 2y ago> when the DSV format gains popularity CSV is equivalent to Voyager I, the chances of catching up with that kind of head start are extremely low.
- lazide 2y agoAt the point someone is using a different format, they’ll likely pick something explicitly structured. Like everything from JSON, to Yaml, to Protobufs, or hell even XML. DSV seems like worst of both worlds. Not really structured, AND also not really viewable/editable by lowest common denominator tooling.