Hacker News with Generative AI: Data Formats

ASCII Delimited Text – Not CSV or Tab Delimited Text (wordpress.com)
Unfortunately a quick google search on “ASCII Delimited Text” shows that IBM and Oracle failed to read the ASCII specification and both define ASCII Delimited Text as a CSV format.  ASCII Delimited Text should use the record separators defined as ASCII 28-31.
New better alterative to XML, JSON and YAML (xenondata.org)
Xenon is the best way to represent information: Terse. Readable multiple line indented text. Native support for arrays Native support for a graph structure, elements may have multiple parents. Native support for a types used in serialization. Unambiguous choice of data structure. Efficient to write by hand. Can be implemented to be blazingly fast or using a mode-less tokenizer/parser. The xenon document is named.
JSON Patch (zuplo.com)
JSON Patch is a standardized format defined in RFC 6902 for describing how to modify a JSON document.
JSON is usually the least bad option for machine-readable output formats (utoronto.ca)
CSVs Are Kinda Bad. DSVs Are Kinda Good (matthodges.com)
Recommended Formats Statement (loc.gov)
Why CSV is still king (konbert.com)
Data Formats: 3D, Audio, Image (paulbourke.net)
TSV – Alternative to CSV (wikipedia.org)
LSON: JSON with binary in 260 lines of public domain Lua (github.com/civboot)
Demystifying the protobuf wire format (kreya.app)
Buckets of Parquet Files Are Awful (scratchdata.com)
The Birth of Parquet (sympathetic.ink)
Object Linking and Embedding (wikipedia.org)
Show HN: ZSV (Zip Separated Values) columnar data format (github.com/Hafthor)