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Perfectly fine advice if you're solving a routine problem with well-understood solutions with no special reliability, productivity, or security requirements. Terrible advice if you're pushing the envelope. If you're using Haskell with half its functionality verboten, why use Haskell?


Which is, perhaps, why basically no one uses Haskell in production.




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