← Back to context Comment by astrange 5 days ago IIRC yaml is easier for models than json because you don't need as much recursive syntax. 2 comments astrange Reply t1amat 5 days ago I doubt this is true anymore, if ever. Both require string escaping, which is the real hurdle. And they are heavily trained on JSON for tool calling. 0x457 1 day ago I believe it could be true because I think training dataset contained a lot more yaml than json. I mean...you know how much yaml get churned out every second?
t1amat 5 days ago I doubt this is true anymore, if ever. Both require string escaping, which is the real hurdle. And they are heavily trained on JSON for tool calling. 0x457 1 day ago I believe it could be true because I think training dataset contained a lot more yaml than json. I mean...you know how much yaml get churned out every second?
0x457 1 day ago I believe it could be true because I think training dataset contained a lot more yaml than json. I mean...you know how much yaml get churned out every second?
I doubt this is true anymore, if ever. Both require string escaping, which is the real hurdle. And they are heavily trained on JSON for tool calling.
I believe it could be true because I think training dataset contained a lot more yaml than json. I mean...you know how much yaml get churned out every second?