Danilo Silva

Very nice! In terms of floating point representation, `nan` and `inf` follow the IEEE 754 standard if that is what you are looking for. On the yaml side, I don't...

I only noticed now that you mentioned the possibility of my `.nan` being a typo, but in fact it was intentional. I think the yaml specification is a little confusing,...

My [personal] opinion is: `.nan` instead of just `nan` is horrible. But before strictyaml, I was using pyaml and I they accept it and I also found this specification. That's...

Yes, if we lock the inputs to `nan`, it will be just a matter of time to have someone opening an issue about that here. Just to summarize, can I...

Ok, nice! I think I can finish that tomorrow, ok? Thank you for the discussion.

@shoogle I understand your concern with being strict, but this is about following existing standards, right? Is there any standard that mentions `INF` and `NaN` as the right ones? It...

Did you achieve something since then, @Plancalkuele? Thanks!

Is there any update on this?