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Default laziness in Haskell is not as big a problem as is made out to be. For someone like NPM though, Haskell's current GC would probably be too much of a bot
by platz 8y ago
Default laziness in Haskell is not as big a problem as is made out to be. For someone like NPM though, Haskell's current GC would probably be too much of a bottleneck. Haskell's GC is tuned for lots of small garbage and does not like a large persistent working-set. But this has nothing to do with laziness.
- Jare 8y ago> Default laziness in Haskell is not as big a problem as is made out to be It will take a fair amount of time to be proficient in Haskell to the point where it is not a (potential) big problem.
- platz 8y agoHonestly just using strict data structures (one StrictData pragma will do) and strict accumulators in recursive functions will get you there, it's not that hard.