>For exemple, it's endlessly amusing to me to see all the efforts the Haskell community does to basically reinvent mutability in a way which is somehow palatable to their type system.
That's because Haskell is a predominantly a research language originally intended for experimenting with new programming language ideas.
It should not be surprising that people use it to come up with or iterate on existing features.
That's because Haskell is a predominantly a research language originally intended for experimenting with new programming language ideas.
It should not be surprising that people use it to come up with or iterate on existing features.