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"Easy to grok" definitely means "for experienced Haskell programmers". That is who the article is written for. It doesn't matter how many other languages you've
by jeremyjh 7y ago
"Easy to grok" definitely means "for experienced Haskell programmers". That is who the article is written for. It doesn't matter how many other languages you've used - they are mostly the same as each other and Haskell is really quite different. Your lack of familiarity is not evidence of a defect.
- microtherion 7y ago> "Easy to grok" definitely means "for experienced Haskell programmers" Which is pretty much the definition of "arcane": "known to a small circle of initiates"