> So, basically, "learn this thing without understanding what it does" :-\
> Reminds me of teaching Java to newbies: "oh, just type this syntax, you have to memorize it, don't worry about it".
I don't think what's recommended is the same.
> So, basically, "learn this thing without understanding what it does" :-\
> Reminds me of teaching Java to newbies: "oh, just type this syntax, you have to memorize it, don't worry about it".
I don't think what's recommended is the same.
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> :> and :<|> You can just treat them as syntax, like the largest proportion of every other language, but with the opportunity of actually being able to write things like that yourself later.
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This is exactly what's recommended: just blindly type these things, your understanding is not required.
It becomes worse. Link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14890937
You need 10 language extensions to implement the simples things. Answer to that complain?
Oh, five of them are just workarounds [so, just blindly copy-paste them]