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1. There was a recent mailing list post by Andrew Coppin (which received some discussion on programming.reddit) in which he bemoans the way that GHC, when presented with reasonable-looking code, can suddenly and mysteriously decide that it needs to allocate gigabytes of memory, slowing your system to a crawl for ages (I've had similar problems myself). Andrew's example was the following: I offer up the following example: mean xs = sum xs / length xs Now try, sa (Read Full Article)
   
   

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