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yes, especially when bloggers and conference talks show off that edgy stuff. People begin to get attracted to Haskell because of those things. Things have cha
by platz 9y ago
yes, especially when bloggers and conference talks show off that edgy stuff. People begin to get attracted to Haskell because of those things.
Things have changed a bit too over the years. I've heard of folks that burned out on haskell after wrestling with Arrows, and obscure arrow operators. Also, remember iteratees?