Dmitrii Kovanikov

@TristanCacqueray @Gabriel439 Thanks for getting back to this so quickly! And thanks for the links to the existing discussions. It's nice to see that similar ideas already appeared before.

I stumbled on this issue and decided to provide some input as the primary author or the bidirectional serialisation in `tomland`. I've been using this approach for more than a...

FYI, in @kowainik we have plans to play with bidirectional Dhall serialization in a separate package, like `dhall-codec`. This might be a good opportunity to test how viable the approach...

Do people actually use the standard `permutations` function for lists?

Okay, I see that this function is [used quite often](https://hackage-search.serokell.io/?q=permutations) in different packages. In that case, making its return type consistent with actual behaviour. I'm surprised the `Data.List.NonEmpty` doesn't have...

I was thinking about this issue for a while and I think that the best way to resolve this problem is to provide a separate function that works for `NonEmpty`...

@josephcsible Thanks for the suggestion! I can see how more polymorphic `readMaybe` can be useful. I would prefer not to change the type of `readMaybe` to have fewer surprises for...

In `relude` we want to be more beginner-friendly and have fewer surprises for users. Changing the type of one of the most common functions would be against our goals. I...

Hi @Covariance 👋🏻 Thanks for implementing this issue! It's a nice reference point for any future discussion 👌🏻 I've added a comment to the original issue on how I'd love...

@chris-martin No particular reason. I didn't need to do this often enough to have a need for introducing this to `relude`. I imagine working with builders as constructing a builder...