On 13-3-2009 12:41, Invisible wrote:

>> I think that as soon as you find an example you try to reduce it to 
>> the bare essentials and post that. The same actually as when posting a 
>> bug.
> 
> Ooo, 2 extra operations. Big deal.
three and it hides what is actually going on. If you had done it, you 
would have realized that it was about associativity yourself.
> 
>>> (Currently attempting to build a Haskell parser, printer and type 
>>> interence engine. 
>>
>> One word: why?
> 
> Two words: why not?

Because you can spend the same time and intellect on something that does 
help you in your career. Some thing that will in the end give you some 
credit when you finish it. Not familiar with you open university, but 
they or similar institutes might have courses that are just as 
interesting as trying to build haskell from the ground up. Granted if 
you finish that it might be something interesting on your CV, but what 
is the change that you will?

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