Mark Seemann

Could we take a step back and answer the bigger question: _Why are you serialising data as JSON?_ Is there any other reason than interoperability? If you want to be...

> Also I'm strongly in the lawful camp - so no matter what serializers/deserializers should have some laws attached I'd agree if the purpose of converting to JSON was, indeed,...

> What if the consumer of the JSON is not F# but another functional programming language that also has discriminated unions? If you know for certain what's going to be...

I may be experiencing the same issue (I'm definitely experiencing _some_ issue). My default them is _Dark_. In that theme, code looks great:  When I switch to _Light_, however,...

I've been thinking about a feature like this myself, but what might even more be useful would be an ability to run _only_ the failing test case. AFAIR when you...

I'd like to add a vote against such a feature. [Unit tests shouldn't exercise internals of the System Under Test](http://blog.ploeh.dk/2015/09/22/unit-testing-internals). I think that this is an important enough principle that...

I think, as always, that it's a all a question of context. My guess is that Kmett's users are sophisticated developers, and there's not that many of them, so doing...

You always do a good job making me question my own ideas 😳 It's always good with some feedback, because one can quickly get into a rut if only thinking...

> The idea being that each property would have its own `Type -> Arbitrary` map that is passed around functionally; and so parallel execution should not pose as many problems....

I don't know; I can't remember. Maybe it's just a mistake 😳 At least, it looks like one...