> But in TypeScript you can have as many Ord interfaces as you want. I may want to order some `User` type by last login, first login or whatever I want, but in

> But in TypeScript you can have as many Ord interfaces as you want. I may want to order some `User` type by last login, first login or whatever I want, but in Haskell you need to overcomplicate it and create a newtype. I don't think that's accurate. Typescript only has one instance of Ord per type and it's inconveniently implemented through the method toString. To usefully sort anything other than strings in Typescript, you are using a function where you provide your own comparator at runtime. That's more analogous to Haskell's `sortBy :: (a -> a -> Ordering) -> [a] -> [a]` or `sortOn :: Ord b => (a -> b) -> [a] -> [a]` which don't put any type bounds on the type you're sorting.