| ▲ | lisper a day ago | |
I think there may be a terminological disconnect here. S-expressions and canonical S-expressions are not the same thing. S-expressions (non-canonical) are a comparable to JSON, intended to be read and written by humans, and actually much easier to read and write than JSON because it uses less punctuation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S-expression A canonical S-expression is a binary format, intended to be both generated and parsed by machines, not humans: | ||