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A comment on What I Wish I Knew When Learning Haskell. Parent comment
pekk asked what was wrong with the syntax.
> Clearly, as you demonstrate, the syntax described can be shortened—but it wasn't.
I didn't change the syntax in any way.
> And by the definition being tied to the implementation I mean that it's not possible to write, e.g.
'k.
Is that actually used? Global type inference I could see, but that seems odder.
It is used quite frequently, actually, e.g. in describing type classes.
pekk asked what was wrong with the syntax.
> Clearly, as you demonstrate, the syntax described can be shortened—but it wasn't.
I didn't change the syntax in any way.
> And by the definition being tied to the implementation I mean that it's not possible to write, e.g.
'k.
Is that actually used? Global type inference I could see, but that seems odder.