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   by caughtexception 12y ago

   > my personal beliefs Your and the haskell community's puritan behavior . > you really don't know what you're talking about here. Can't Parsec English ? I define the word hypocrisy, from a dictionary no less.
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   by caughtexception 12y ago

   Wait what ? hypocrisy: the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform; Social Networking Platforms are know to treat and swap users as commodities. Why are people even compl
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   by caughtexception 12y ago

   hypocrisy: the practice of claiming to have moral standards or beliefs to which one's own behavior does not conform; pretense. "GHC can target some quasi-embedded platforms these days, but it's also possible to write embe
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   by caughtexception 12y ago

   I am fed up with these "pure" people. They have hijacked every sane discussion about programming into a condescending -- "Do you have monads and typeclasses ?". It's absolutely unhealthy. State is not Evil. Language
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   by caughtexception 12y ago

   > xmonad is stable. > haskell + smart programming practices guarantee a crash > free experience. Yeah dwm, crashes all the time. Why don't you try another approach to functional programming, like http://www.shenlang
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   by caughtexception 12y ago

   > Learn Haskell properly and then see for yourself why "hybrids" are a waste of time. /rant Getting tired of puritans. You people are selling functional programming on the basis of "ideology", not merits. Can the