Hey tomas! This is why I love working on an open project like F#. We get to disagree in public! I would actually like Typeclasses, though I have serious rese

Hey tomas! This is why I love working on an open project like F#. We get to disagree in public! I would actually like Typeclasses, though I have serious reservations in terms of not breaking back compatibility. I'm certainly not about to get on a table and rant about how "it was truly the lack of better ad-hoc polymorphism via higher-kinded types that kept me from writing good software in F#!", and I see a danger in bifurcating the language .... but I like Typeclasses and think they do solve some more nuanced issues out there. I should probably be putting my opinions on the Typeclasses thread...