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> I think he was talking in monetary terms. I think so too, but even then there are a lot of unanswered questions. > from a practical point of view, we ought
by tome 11y ago
> I think he was talking in monetary terms.
I think so too, but even then there are a lot of unanswered questions.
> from a practical point of view, we ought to ask ourselves «Can we actually turn Haskell's elegance into a business competitive advantage?» And, then, there's a reason why I don't run a business...
I do run a business and do believe that Haskell gives me a competitive advantage, of a sort. The interesting question is not whether this is true, but in what precise sense it is true.
- catnaroek 11y ago> I do run a business and do believe that Haskell gives me a competitive advantage, of a sort. Wow, nice! :-)