The Haskell haters' fallacies

1. Haskell is purely functional.
No.

2. Static typing sucks.
No.

3. Haskell is hard to learn.
Go scrub another toilet you mental midget.

4. You go scrub another toilet you mental midget!
Ergo you're wrong, bitch.

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Here's a simpler implementation which actually works:

vecadd = map sum . transpose

If you want a polyvariadic function this works (by Oleg):

class BuildList a r | r-> a where
  build' :: [a] -> a -> r

instance BuildList a [a] where
  build' l x = reverse$ x:l

instance BuildList a r => BuildList a (a->r) where
  build' l x y = build'(x:l) y

--build :: forall r a. (BuildList a r) => a -> r
build x = build' [] x

And how it can be used:

vecadd $ build [1, 2, 3] [4, 5, 6] [7, 8, 9]