I was thinking about the error message comparison and for me that difference expresses succinctly why I have little interest in using Haskell. Indeed, I have ac

I was thinking about the error message comparison and for me that difference expresses succinctly why I have little interest in using Haskell. Indeed, I have actually started viewing any language with long, detailed and subtle error messages as a red flag. These types of error messages indicate to me that the compiler is trying to do too much and the language would benefit from simplification, especially with respect to trying to infer the programmer's unstated intentions. It of course feels magical when the compiler can infer everything for you, but increasingly I see this as black magic.