HappyDoge

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1. 1.▲
   by HappyDoge 6y ago

   Ostensibly yes, but F# has limited and clunky compile time ad-hoc polymorphism mechanism that can be used to implement "type classes" - which however can be abused to great effect if you really want generalised binds https:/
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   by HappyDoge 6y ago

   Sure, Scala has fancier stuff on the high end of things, but it doesn't nail the basics the way F# does. I don't feel like sacrificing day-to-day productivity so I can skip duplicating some code with recursion schemes. Your dream
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   by HappyDoge 6y ago

   Only to an untrained eye. F# is a firmly rooted in ML language family history, only making concessions where necessary due to the fact it's running on the CLR. Scala is a random walk of language design space, with different ideas eithe
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   by HappyDoge 6y ago

   Walmart has been running on Jet tech stack heavily as far as supply chain side of things is concerned. Both the distribution centers and the technology driving them have been integrated with Walmart systems early on after acquisition and ma