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Two questions - first, did you reply to the wrong comment? Seems like you might've meant to reply to thinkpad20's comment, which is about not needing to know ev
by kornish 11y ago
Two questions - first, did you reply to the wrong comment? Seems like you might've meant to reply to thinkpad20's comment, which is about not needing to know everything to be productive.
Second - where do you work?
- implicit 11y agoI'm at IMVU. We're hiring! :) http://www.imvu.com/jobs/index/ http://www.imvu.com/jobs/index/ I intended to react to the comment "But when I try to dip my toe back into the Haskell community, a wave of despair washes over me. There's just too much. Haskell is changing too fast." I think this is true. There are too many ways to do everything in Haskell and they're changing too often. If you don't get very specific guidance, you're going to be totally paralyzed with indecision. I have good evidence that you can do very well by confining the solution space.
- kornish 11y agoNice! How long have you been there? It'd be interesting to hear how things have gone running Haskell in prod (and hiring, and such) since your guys' blog post in March of 2014. Gotcha. It also doesn't help that many of the canonical learning materials (e.g. LYAH, or Real World Haskell) are slowly drifting out of date.