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Effective Haskell: Typos/grammar (Introduction)
“Much of this {difficult~>difficulty} is due to the complexity inherent in modern systems. ”
“Today, software needs to do more things, it needs to do them at a larger scale, and the consequences {for~>of} failure are higher.”
“If Haskell doesn’t become the next big thing, then the next big thing will certainly end up looking even more like Haskell than any of the other myriad of languages {>> I think the preceding text should either be “myriad languages” or “myriads of languages” <<} that have been influenced by it.”
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RebeccaSkinner
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Thanks, that’s a really helpful note!
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