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I don't really understand what you think it is telling of. I am perfectly fine with expressing that I agree with the article - a lot of the crypto currencies ou
by olodus 6y ago
I don't really understand what you think it is telling of. I am perfectly fine with expressing that I agree with the article - a lot of the crypto currencies out on the market today are very close to or actual scams.
At the same time I very much think that the idea/technology of crypto currencies has potential.
I also think that language like Haskell, that prides itself in correctness and bug-free code, fits perfectly with developing that idea. I would say that is one of the large problems even more established cryptos has - they might have a bug.
I neither really see the reason why the Haskell community should be scared of having crypto people among them. What is the worst thing they could really do with the language? Fill up youtube with a lot of haskell+crypto speeches? Add crypto - related lib and code to the language? Is that really a bad thing?