why hasn't it aged well? re: c#, afaik LINQ would solve this particular problem, so perhaps the solution wouldn't be as verbose nowadays. but other than that it

why hasn't it aged well? re: c#, afaik LINQ would solve this particular problem, so perhaps the solution wouldn't be as verbose nowadays. but other than that it still rings true – I miss Haskell when doing Python and keep coming up with weird hacks to shoehorn functional stuff into it (ask me about the time i used async/await to implement something like do-notation...) which probably makes me a "worse" python programmer, same as TFA