3 ms·
> ... /r/haskell is a pretty toxic wasteland. The responses to this very article on /r/haskell are a great place to find what I'm talking about at a general lev
by tome 6y ago
> ... /r/haskell is a pretty toxic wasteland. The responses to this very article on /r/haskell are a great place to find what I'm talking about at a general level.
If anyone wants to read through that thread to see exactly how toxic /r/haskell is they can find it here:
https://old.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/io3c11/essay_found_in_2030_what_killed_haskell_could/ https://old.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/io3c11/essay_found...
- alexbanks 6y ago> The author in question may be a bit of a cracked pot. > I genuinely tried to read this and take it seriously but this is just the most cringe-worthy thing I've read in ages. I'm sorry. > As a composition of prose, this little essay is just stylistically terrible and reallllly hard to read. > A really dumb essay. Just from the one post.
- codygman 6y agoDo you think any frustration is warranted for all of that articles false claims? I disagree with the cracked pot comment, that goes too far. It is pretty cringe-worthy, is it toxic to point that out?