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The tail number is a prime number (in reference to Prime customers) and is also the year AMZN went public.

Here's a solution using just one instance of jq+awk that handles the "multiple files" scenario and writes proper headers on each:

jq -r '.[]|[.timestamp,.name,.creditcard]|@csv'<data.json|awk -F, '{if ($3!=""){f=substr($1,2,10)".csv";gsub(/-/,"",f);gsub(/"/,"",$0);c="(echo name,creditcard;cat -)>>"f;print $2","$3|c}}'

Strangely, the OP's "solution" actually omits the quotes around the strings, which adds unnecessary complexity.

If we're going for succinctness, you could combine these all together:

(echo '"Name","Credit Card"'; jq -r '.[] | select(.creditcard) | [.name, .creditcard] | @csv' data.json) >> `date +%Y%m%d`.csv

Congratulations on the launch! Also an Atlanta native and signed up!

or "sort -R"...

Good luck -- looks interesting. "Documentary" misspelled, fwiw.

Note that the $125 "gateway" fee is minor compared with the storage/transfer fees themselves - $0.14/GB/month for storage, for example. At that rate, a small 5 TB volume is already $700/month.

I stopped reading after glancing at the caption underneath the article's image:

"Wherever Senturion is housed it probably looks a lot like this, but more ominous and with blinkier lights."

That this statement is less than rigorous doesn't speak well for the remainder of the article.