On 24 Aug 2008, at 05:04, Albert Y. C. Lai wrote:
"Dear friends, Haskell prevents more errors and earlier." This is
honest, relevant, good advocacy.
"Dear friends, segfaults are type errors, not logical errors." Why
would you indulge in this? It's even less relevant than bikeshed
colours.
Is it? when I write C I spend a lot of my time sat in gdb trying to
figure out where the error that the Haskell type system would have
caught for me is. This is *very* relevant, it's right at the bottom
line of whether I'm more productive in Haskell or in C.
Bob
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