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Now I'm really curious. What field are you in that ndjson files of that size are common?
I'm sure there are reasons against switching to something more efficient–we've all been there–I'm just surprised.
While there is a trend toward the right in many (not all) EU countries, it's a far cry from the shit show on the other side of the Atlantic.
That's not what I'm talking about.
The article draws a three way distinction between curried style (à la Haskell), tuples and parameter list.
I'm talking about the distinction it claims exists between the latter two.
What benefit does drawing a distinction between parameter list and single-parameter tuple style bring?
I'm failing to see how they're not isomorphic.