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Purity, composability, correctness, and avoidance of mutability are hardly category theoretic or exclusively praised by Haskellers. You could claim that Haskell
by tel 12y ago
Purity, composability, correctness, and avoidance of mutability are hardly category theoretic or exclusively praised by Haskellers. You could claim that Haskellers are particularly enthusiastic in their desire to optimize for those things, but now you have to describe why that's a bad thing.
And it's still not related the gp's points of badmouthing other languages or being unmarketable.
- frowaway001 12y agoTry reading again what I wrote. Nothing I said is about "Purity, composability, correctness, and avoidance of mutability" and "why that's a bad thing", and all about "badmouthing other languages or being unmarketable".