HaskellMuppet

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State of Haskell 2018 Report [pdf](fpcomplete.com)
29 points by HaskellMuppet 8y ago|0 comments
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by HaskellMuppet 10y ago
Then I don't understand why you're deliberately spreading FUD about the PvP.
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by HaskellMuppet 10y ago
The fallacy of that argument is assuming that tool X being able to build artifact Y means that X is "sane". The only thing this says is that tool X is able to build Y, nothing more and nothing less. For instance, I could easily im
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by HaskellMuppet 10y ago
Can you restate your argument more clearly please? I'd like to respond, but you're not making it easy.
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by HaskellMuppet 10y ago
You're implying everyone's equal. But the fact is that the haskell-lang.org team is made up almost exclusively high-profile Haskell developers who everybody knows already, including backing from a commercial entity which can promo
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by HaskellMuppet 10y ago
and how do I get people to notice my haskell-lang.org fork?
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by HaskellMuppet 10y ago
You should read up on the PvP before you comment on something you clearly don't understand well yet (unless you're knowingly misrepresenting the facts and using hyperbole on purpose in the interest of spreading FUD).
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by HaskellMuppet 10y ago
You can't deny there's pattern emerging of reinventing existing Haskell infrastructure under the pretense to "move away from infrastructure that is showing its age" rather than help improving the existing one Moreover, t
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by HaskellMuppet 10y ago
Sure, I could fork Stack and implement features I consider important. But how do I get my Stack fork advertized on haskell-lang.org to reach as many people as possible?
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by HaskellMuppet 10y ago
What are the important parts of the PvP and why are they important?
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by HaskellMuppet 10y ago
It's more subtle than that. Sure, Stack is OSS and all that. But Stack's developers have a vision of their own how Stack and Stackage (and by extension the Haskell ecosystem) are supposed to work. They may even make Stack rely on