Hello, > Manual Typeable deriving should probably be disabled :-) > There are legitimate reasons to define your own Typeable instances. Since Typeable already contains all the machinery you need to type a standard functional language, it is nice to just add Typeable instances when defining your own DSL which builds upon standard language constructs; the alternative is to recreate the Typeable machinery for your own type representations.
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