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Haskell: The Bad Parts, part 3
If you didn’t see it, please check out part 1 of this series to understand the purpose of this. You can also check out part 2. Now, for more bad parts!
Note that this is the last blog post in this series where I had specific ideas queued up. So it’s likely that this will be the last post for a while until I get annoyed by something again. So if you really want to see a continuation, find some bit of Haskell code that will annoy me and share it with me!
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