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fractalsea | 11 years ago

I don't deny that the test could be written in much the same way in Ruby too, the key point of the post was that in Haskell you get flexibility comparable to a highly dynamic language, while also getting a lot safety guarantees.

As for the previous tests, they probably a product of many small changes rather than design. There was a reason we were re-writing them.

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