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It's a fair criticism of Haskell that you can fairly easily blow up your time/space complexity without realising it though. I think in many ways it's better but
by bigDinosaur 4y ago
It's a fair criticism of Haskell that you can fairly easily blow up your time/space complexity without realising it though. I think in many ways it's better but Haskell specifically demands a lot even for a functional language.