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> It similarly turns me off into trying to discuss this constructively, even though my experience of Haskell is almost a complete opposite of what you're saying
by tome 7y ago
> It similarly turns me off into trying to discuss this constructively, even though my experience of Haskell is almost a complete opposite of what you're saying here. I guess that leaves space for only low-effort discussion and people happy to hear that Haskell turns out to not be worth it after all.
Let's hope there's another alternative: that those of us with seemingly opposite experience and opinion to mlthoughts2018 can encourage him/her to share more so that we can all learn something beneficial to our lives.
- feanaro 7y agoYes. Especially because I am sure Haskell and similar languages have failure modes, in which the seemingly magical sauce I've personally experienced might not work, for one reason or another. I do believe that mlthoughts2018 worked in such an environment/codebase and it would be extremely useful to figures out what variables are involved in that.