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Resuming: the typical Haskeller is a perfectionist. If I allowed, without blinking, my perfectionist self would ditch every language but Haskell. No other main
by galfarragem 8y ago
Resuming: the typical Haskeller is a perfectionist.
If I allowed, without blinking, my perfectionist self would ditch every language but Haskell. No other mainstream language can give you more control and purity. For a perfectionist this is opium.
- cortesoft 8y agoIt is a particular form of perfectionism. Other types of perfectionists might want to be perfect at writing programs as fast as possible.
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- xxxdarrenxxx 8y agoThis, it's getting the figurative perfect sphere. I'd say a better term for doer is a pragmatist considering the implied personality. As for Haskell The whole concept of generalizing and purity is already perfectionistic-ly biased on a conceptual level.