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There’s also the problem where inferring the types is not decidable, so we either get slow tooling/builds or an onerous development cycle of specifying everythi
by phillipcarter 7y ago
There’s also the problem where inferring the types is not decidable, so we either get slow tooling/builds or an onerous development cycle of specifying everything. The latter would be unbearable when you consider how weird and annoying things relate to one another in large, enterprisey systems.
- zozbot234 7y ago> There’s also the problem where inferring the types is not decidable That's a "problem" already when using some Haskell extensions. But it's only relevant in non-trivial scenarios where writing out types is not much of an extra burden.