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@harelba - I'm glad you did not misunderstand my remarks, though I am now doubly concerned as it seems you too might not fully appreciate the brilliance of `sqlite3`. Let...

@tidwall - No doubt jj's memory utilization could be improved but please understand that that was not the point of this "issue". I was just suggesting that (a) an apples-to-apples...

@davidawad - I have some good news regarding `jj -u` and a tool called `rjson` (a script that can be installed e.g. by: yarn global add relaxed-json). @tidwall - Apart...

@davidawad - Glad to hear you have an easy way out of the messiness. Having an extra {} is a small price to pay for conforming with a standard, which...

@tidwall - Thanks for the clarification. The surprising and unfortunate thing, I think, is that the -u and -p options do sometimes give inconsistent results when presented with quasi-JSON, thus...

Any progress on this? I ran into the problem with a Feather M0 Express with libraries from adafruit-circuitpython-bundle-5.x-mpy-20200709 ``` Adafruit CircuitPython 5.3.0 on 2020-04-29; Adafruit Feather M0 Express with samd21g18...

I was referring to the sentence: "In jq, n / 0 yields nan (not a number) if n == 0 and fails otherwise" Perhaps it would suffice to write: ```...

jq expects valid JSON (or character strings when the -R command-line option is specified) as input. There is no easy way to get jq to handle invalid JSON input such...

In brief, `@base64d` has a documented limitation: > Note: If the decoded string is not UTF-8, the results are undefined. This could be restated as follows: ``` Let $B be...

@mterron - I believe the author or authors of this particular section of the official manual did not want to commit to any particular behavior at the time of writing,...