I like both of those but cannot abide goat because it’s always so lean and bony.
Thanks for teaching me something, but the obscurity of your answer just illustrates how rare that requirement is in human readable formats, and mostly limited to data formats designed for numeric precision, like HDF5, FITS or protobuf.
If you get out of your car to confront everyone who honks at you, you’re eventually going to meet an even bigger asshole with a gun.
How often does this happen?
Sounds like you’re one of those idiots who’s on their phone during a red light and needs the car behind you to provide a wake up call.
What text based serialization formats do enforce numeric precision?
AFAIK it’s always left up to the writer (serializer)
The US adult literacy rate was 91% in the year 1910.
If you’re using a library to handle deserialization , the ugliness of the serial format doesn’t matter that much.
Just call yaml.load() and forget about it.
Orthodox Jewish families managed to do just fine without plastic for thousands of years.
These ones think they need to destroy the environment instead of learning to wash.
HONK! HONK! HONK!
Sorry, figured you were like that guy who keeps asking about Turkish land values and then deleting.
Fuck off with purity tests for other instances. That’s how the community eats itself alive.
If you don’t like their comms, don’t subscribe them.
Signed, an occasional db0 user who hates AI.