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by gtf21
647 days ago
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> That's why, if you like the Haskell philosophy, why would you restrict yourself to Haskell? In the essay, I didn't say "Haskell is the only thing you should use", what I said was: > Many languages have bits of these features, but only a few have all of them, and, of those languages (others include Idris, Agda, and Lean), Haskell is the most mature, and therefore has the largest ecosystem. On this: > It's not bleeding edge any more. "Bleeding edge" is certainly not something I've used as a benefit in this essay, so not really sure where this comes from (unless you're not actually responding to the linked essay itself, but rather to ... something else?). |
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