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Haskell abstracts away order of operations. Both high performance and low latency benefit from the ability to be very specific about as much as possible and Ha
by CyberDildonics 8y ago
Haskell abstracts away order of operations. Both high performance and low latency benefit from the ability to be very specific about as much as possible and Haskell take the opposite approach. This may be good for data flow and throughput, but as soon as you need to control explicit order, state and resource usage Haskell is going to be working against you.