Basically I've realized I tried to get out of economics last spring and failed "I would love a data science job BigCorp" "This job says economist on the tin but its really a data science role" "Oh cool" Narrator: it wa not a data science role
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In the process I think I have burned out hard and I'm playing with more radical solutions
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what's the use case for programming in python
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or java or ruby or whatever
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I'm a novice, but I found that learning haskell taught a very different approach to programming, and it shapes the way you approach problems. When I write in other languages I often think about how I would write it in haskell first. It's also fun.
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Learning Haskell made me write better Python and Rust. I don't intend to write more Haskell. Sometimes what you really need to do is update a value in place.
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attempting to relive your programming glory days of writing fortran in college but also accepting you cannot actually get paid to write fortran
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This is one of the only pragmatic arguments I have seen, although maintaining invariants is hardly unique to FP.
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Writing parsers is a common one
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