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07:30 < adiabat> I have a newfound appreciation for JSON
07:30 < adiabat> sending structs from one computer to another is... super annoying
08:31 < ja> if the schema is fixed, why send the key names and encode everything in ascii? it sounds like the real advantage is automatically deriving the serialization, not necessarily putting it in JSON?
08:46 < adiabat> No I mean I'm joking a little bit, JSON isn't good for this
08:46 < adiabat> I just understand why people like it because it's simple and usually works, even if it's super inefficient
08:46 < adiabat> just because I'm dealing with annoying serialization stuff
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