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It seems wrong to call Facebook and Microsoft "built on" Haskell, even if they are using it effectively for some important things. Galois, of course, is very m

It seems wrong to call Facebook and Microsoft "built on" Haskell, even if they are using it effectively for some important things. Galois, of course, is very much built on Haskell. And there are certainly other examples.

pjmlp 10y ago
Still their money is certainly landing in some pockets relevant to those communities. A company doesn't need to be built on a single language.
- dllthomas 10y ago
  For sure. My complaint was only wording choice (not yours) without clarification (which would have been yours).