usually

It's interesting to see how much Haskell has changed since this was written. It feels weird not having every Monad be an Applicative Functor. (Sidenote, I really like that you can define a Monad instance in Lean 4 and automatically get those. I guess Haskellers derive this stuff anyway, so it's not the biggest deal)

It looks nice, and I'm glad that it's semantic and responsive, but the fundamental problem is that monospace just isn't great for body text. I've read blog posts on multiple sites with monospaced body text, it's okay, but proportional really is the way to go in my opinion.

Easy dependencies are also a huge boon for fun, I remember having a lot of frustration with python in that regard.

And the fat arrow: "=>"

https://play.rust-lang.org/?code=fn%20main()%20%7B%0Amatch%2...

Surprising amount of hitler-related quotes in the last version, some of them are pretty funny, but considering there seem to be about 12365 quotes, they probably won't be missed. Diff if interested: https://svnweb.freebsd.org/base/head/usr.bin/fortune/datfile...

Never thought I'd see a https://xkcd.com/541/ in the wild! I'll take it as a good omen for 2022.

Surprised more of these haven't been snatched up yet, some of them are really pretty. Although tough has been registered for five years.