vvnurmi
Effective Haskell: Typo in Chapter 1 (page 22)
the (<>) operator would get passed to the function show instead of
the string we get back when we say show 1.
I think it should say “would get passed the function” without the “to”.
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vvnurmi
Another typo in Chapter 1 on page 39: fizzBuzFor should be fizzBuzzFor.
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