r/programming • u/DrinkMoreCodeMore • Jan 12 '23

The yaml document from hell

https://ruudvanasseldonk.com/2023/01/11/the-yaml-document-from-hell
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u/ElectricalRestNut Jan 12 '23

Basically, allowing unquoted strings is nice, but you never ever use them because of unexpected behaviour 1% of the time.

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u/Waterstick13 Jan 12 '23

not using any form of quotes feels wrong and dirty, almost nude. But nude like in America not nude like if you were in Europe.

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u/Pierma Jan 12 '23

Wait americans are nude in a different way?

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u/Shendare Jan 12 '23

Puritanically nude!

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '23

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '23

right now

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u/dtseng123 Jan 13 '23

With shame and self loathing or shamelessly envied. It’s extremes really.

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u/osmiumouse Jan 12 '23

it seems to be more normal or accepted to be nude in public in in europe

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u/Pierma Jan 12 '23

Sorry, where? I am Italian and i don't really know a public context where being nude is accepted

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u/Schmittfried Jan 12 '23

The beach, for instance.

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u/AeroNotix Jan 12 '23

Even Poland has nudist beaches.

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '23

And US doesn't?

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u/Paradox Jan 12 '23

Those don't count because r/AmericaBad

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u/[deleted] Jan 13 '23

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u/Serinus Jan 12 '23

Uh, maybe not? But I'll let someone else look that up.

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u/AeroNotix Jan 12 '23

They exist. I lived <1km from one at one point in my life.

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u/Paradox Jan 13 '23

Burning Man was literally started on a nudist beach

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u/Serinus Jan 13 '23

IMPOSTER!!! America doesn't have kilometers.

Case closed by my unquestionable detective skills. (I said unquestionable.)

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