top | item 43125182 (no title) progre | 1 year ago In YAML (the gift that keeps on giving, see the False/Norway debacle) the last name of Null would have to be quoted, otherwise it would signify the null value. discuss order hn newest olivermuty|1 year ago For other curious people (or in my case, as a curious Norwegian): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36745212 jwr|1 year ago Why in the world would anyone EVER want to stick user-supplied data into YAML to be interpreted?(setting aside the very relevant question of why would anyone ever want to use YAML at all) kuschku|1 year ago That's why you write yaml with a json encoder :) sensanaty|1 year ago I will forever curse whoever thought YAML was a good idea and spread it everywhere. Walf|1 year ago Let's all just pretend YAML is simply JSON with comments.
olivermuty|1 year ago For other curious people (or in my case, as a curious Norwegian): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36745212
jwr|1 year ago Why in the world would anyone EVER want to stick user-supplied data into YAML to be interpreted?(setting aside the very relevant question of why would anyone ever want to use YAML at all)
sensanaty|1 year ago I will forever curse whoever thought YAML was a good idea and spread it everywhere. Walf|1 year ago Let's all just pretend YAML is simply JSON with comments.
olivermuty|1 year ago
jwr|1 year ago
(setting aside the very relevant question of why would anyone ever want to use YAML at all)
kuschku|1 year ago
sensanaty|1 year ago
Walf|1 year ago