nprofile1qyt8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyd968gmewwp6kytcqyzf5l64n2xk9azdrt6c96nwshexx45v4sduj7cyakmw005afuu05jm4rrqe (nprofile…rrqe) I think the real question is whether a language supports a rigid, predictable indentation that increases by precisely one unit per nesting level, or whether it expects you to align things in a way that depends on the length of your variable names.
Spaces are evil for enabling the latter form of indentation-sensitive languages (like Haskell...), but I don't think are so bad in and of themselves.