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| − | 1 - When there will be a standard reliable distribution of 'Haskell'? |
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| − | Say GHC? See into documentations and then pay attention to top of the page : |
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| − | 'experimental'. As you see everything is too academic to be real. |
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| − | Haskell peaople insist that this is a language of choice. I admit that I fell |
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| − | badly in love! But then I found a girl of the church that does not want to |
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| − | dance with me and come into my dreams. She is so religious that I think |
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| − | I am trying to communicate with a ghoust or wourth : a monad. |
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| − | 2 - Why Haskell Peaple love to 'EXPLAIN' and hate to show 'HOW'? |
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| − | I am a programmer |
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| − | and I am programming as my job. There are a lot of documents there that none |
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| − | of them has a sample that put it's concept to work? |
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| − | So why you hate samples? I can not code in concepts and sell them and that |
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| − | is most important thing. |
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| − | 3 - This Monadic plague is driving me crazy! I read documents about it and still |
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| − | I do not understand it (I admit I am a little slow but this is far from being |
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| − | grasped as daily concerns in other programming languages.) |
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| − | So PLEASE somebody put an PRACTICAL end to this ambious thing that bleeds |
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| − | from inner part of my mind. (I pray !!! God bless you!) |
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| − | And do not thing we do not need states at all even an electronic cicuit with |
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| − | solid behaviour has some 'unnatural' - in your oppinion - states like noises |
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| − | and strange feedbacks. |
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| − | 4 - If this is going to be a practical 'THING' in 'INDUSTRY' maybe the other ways |
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| − | need to be tested. A port of appache http server to haskell, extending |
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| − | haskell to paralell and distributed space more reliably, better IDEs and |
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| − | tools, and a little roughness for comming out of the paradise of academia to |
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| − | the warm climate of daily problem solving challenges. |
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| − | Thanks all for your efforts |
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