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But see Greenspuns Tenth Rule of Programming (substitute Haskell for Common Lisp and JavaScript for Fortran).
by Koshkin 7y ago
But see Greenspuns Tenth Rule of Programming (substitute Haskell for Common Lisp and JavaScript for Fortran).
- gridlockd 7y agoI do not believe that the rationale behind this rule applies to any dynamic/scripting language. It would apply to Haskell though, unless Haskell itself works well as a scripting host.