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While I agree with the desire for experimental data, you're assuming that the status quo[1] is the right answer. There's no evidence that it is -- the reason it
by Quekid5 7y ago
While I agree with the desire for experimental data, you're assuming that the status quo[1] is the right answer. There's no evidence that it is -- the reason it wasn't mainstream until recently was mainly fear of going against the status quo.
ML and Haskell, for example, have basically had (local and hear-global) type inference since the 1980s.
[1] As of, say, 2009 or so where even local type inference was relatively rare in mainstream languages.