Someone asked me to share my take on this, so here's my completely baseless speculation on why this is: It's because far more people learn FP as their SECOND paradigm instead of their first or third. (I'm not counting OOP as a "paradigm" here)https://twitter.com/skamille/status/1113541237431312384 …
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IMO it seems like that's for my theory, as it says that the more distinct ideas you master the less importance you place on specific, individual features of languages
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I think it probably is a supporting anecdote, yes. There is something of value to be learned from most things (languages, tools, ...)
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Have you played with Typed Racket yet?
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I did a bit a few years ago. It was fun, though if you're going to do types you might as well go all the way to dependent types :)
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