I really liked $ when I was writing Haskell one-liners because it behaves like a UNIX pipe. You can trivially reason about a system of pipes. During the same v

I really liked $ when I was writing Haskell one-liners because it behaves like a UNIX pipe. You can trivially reason about a system of pipes. During the same voyage, almost no uses of dot - it might be super elegant when writing complex functions for something else, but not for doing things.