Bartosz Milewski seems to like D more than C++ now :)

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On Tuesday, 24 September 2013 at 14:15:12 UTC, Max Samukha wrote:
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> I think that -> is neither unnecessary nor noise. After having 
> played with Haskell for a while, I actually find the syntax of 
> D unnecessarily redundant.

Oh, D is hardly a good example for syntax! Better than C++ 
doesn't say much..
That said, I don't see how one could prefer 'a -> b -> c' over 
'a,b -> c' in this case..

>> This is not the only 'visual noise' in Haskell: for example 
>> Idris replaced '::' by ':', a good change IMHO.
>
> That is probably because ':' is the list append operator 
> already.

Yes, it's the other way round in Idris, but for once I prefer D's 
operator '~': list appending is common enough that it deserves a 
proper operator not a doubled one :: like in Idris or other 
(Scala?).

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