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Not to discredit you, but I get very suspicious when people merge C and C++ to C/C++. There really not the same language, you know. And I'm yet to physically me
by thedigitalengel 16y ago
Not to discredit you, but I get very suspicious when people merge C and C++ to C/C++. There really not the same language, you know. And I'm yet to physically meet someone who actually gets Haskell.
I'm not very experienced, but more often than not, the devil lies in the details. Reading K & R is one thing, but being able to track down why your code sometimes gets a SIGILL is an important, perpendicular skill. Perhaps you could try patching some open-source software? If you really know all that you claim to, you'd be invaluable in any project.
- cabalamat 16y ago> And I'm yet to physically meet someone who actually gets Haskell. I've met someone who gets Haskell. His name was Wadler, mind. :-)
- thedigitalengel 16y agoNice! How have you met him? Are you his student?