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by kqr
2050 days ago
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Not only that but a fixed object format also "forces" me to parse the data in a particular way. Think of representing a table in JSON. The developer of the producer will have to pick either row-major or column-major representation and then that is how all consumers will see it. If that's the wrong representation for my task I will need to do gymnastics to fix that. (Or there needs to be a transposition utility command.) Text gets around that problem, in a sense. |
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