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scott wrote:
>> It is most unlikely that *I* would be the best of the entire pack.
>
> Why not? How many people do you think know Haskell? If you turned up
> for interview with 4 other people, do you really think they would all
> also know Haskell? How many of them do you think would have written a
> working function parser (is that what it is called?) like the one you
> did? That's not trivial stuff.
Sure. But if I turn out for an interview with 4,000 other people, what
are the chances that I'm the *only* person who knows Haskell?
> Wasn't there some job someone posted here a while ago that specifically
> mentioned Haskell?
Yeah. I applied. And I never heard a word in reply...
(But then, it was posted on the Haskell mailing list. There I'm just a
mino; there are people on that list who comprehend System F and so forth.)
> I'm sure that in the large companies like Nokia, MS,
> Google etc they have plenty of areas where you would fit in perfectly.
I did actually take a look at Microsoft Research Cambridge the other
day... but I couldn't figure out what the hell they were talking about. Heh.
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