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Does JSON.parse in the browser max out around 500-deep nested arrays? https://pastebin.com/nMiv867M
@tjvr right? was just playing around with estimating number of json tokens in string, so I went to test that out at random and whoops :upside_down:
@tjvr I'm trying out this non-allocating json parsing lib: https://github.com/zserge/jsmn
although you can do 1 pass to count and a 2nd to extract tokens, it satisfies the irrational parts of my programmer brain to preallocate slightly more than enough
(note: this is not actual data don't freak out)