relude VS foundation

I've also hoped that the "standard library" (i.e. Prelude) should be redesigned. I just found relude which looks very promising.

Project to look at is: https://github.com/kowainik/relude.

Another good practice to prevent runtime exceptions is to avoid partial functions like head and tail. One way to ensure that one doesn't accidentally slip in is to use an alternative prelude (e.g. relude) that doesn't export them by default. Another alternative is to use hlint to warn about them (and then import their safe counterparts instead).

That note is wrong, it is only a problem if the function input has a large cardinality. I opened a PR to fix this: https://github.com/kowainik/relude/pull/389

And relude.

As is mentioned in that thread, Vincent has been aware of this breakage for at least 3 months now, and there are multiple unmerged fixes waiting for him or his co-maintainers. One of those PRs that are necessary for GHC 9 support has just turned one year old, and it has received no comments.

For context: the not-yet-updated dependencies (basement and memory) of cryptonite are maintained by the primary author of cryptonite.