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If serious: that’s dismissive, superior, and a low-effort appeal to Haskell fans. If not serious: it’s still low effort, but while it is framed as a zinger, it
by shermantanktop 3y ago
If serious: that’s dismissive, superior, and a low-effort appeal to Haskell fans.
If not serious: it’s still low effort, but while it is framed as a zinger, it’s not funny at all. I don’t even understand what the humor might be, maybe it’s serious after all.
- mrkeen 3y agoIt would have been better to write: Switch to a language/runtime that's not only had virtual threads for decades, but also a saner synchronisation model (transactions) rather than synchronized blocks.