Hazkell thread

let h=head;t=tail;f=flip;b=f f;d=(.);e=d.d;g=b h;i=b t;a=ap;c=(:)in a((f a t).(.h).i.(a.).g.(d.).i.((f.(a.)).).g.((f.(d.)).).i.((f.((f.(a.)).)).).g.((f.((f.(d.)).)).).i.((f.((f.((f.(a.)).)).)).).g.((f.((f.((f.(d.)).)).)).).i.((f.((f.((f.((f.(a.)).)).)).)).).g.((f.((f.((f.((f.((d.(const.)).)).)).)).)).).f(e.e.d.c).(.(((f(d.c).).).f(e.c).liftM2 d c.ap(e.c)(f(d.c).(.(:[])).c))).e.e.c.h)t "adekmns"

http://www.yesodweb.com/blog/2015/02/awesome-haskell-community

In sum: Haskell's an amazing language, which has attracted an amazing community. This discussion doesn't detract from that statement, but rather emphasizes it. Like any group, we can still learn to do a few things better, but we've demonstrated time and again (including right now!) that we have the strength to learn and improve, and I'm certain we'll do so again.

I'm proud to be part of this community, and everyone else should be as well.