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> Tools that sacrifice the learning curve to make them more powerful and better at managing complexity? That's the value proposition of Haskell, as far as I ca
by giovannibonetti 5y ago
> Tools that sacrifice the learning curve to make them more powerful and better at managing complexity?
That's the value proposition of Haskell, as far as I can tell. Lisp might be a more powerful language, but it doesn't help so much in managing complexity. Haskell's type system is arguably the best at tackling complex systems, but the learning curve is tough.