nah mate. the talk of ai usage has dwindled down but from time to time, i see people use it.

yea, sure. but at least pay him for the "discussion". also, next time you people approach opensore maintainers, pay them for their time.

The maintainers are adults too - they can set their price.

nah bro, warp is quite performant. think there were some consultancies that wrote haskal web app for their clients.

mate, never heard of it. but reading that the maintainer has done gargantuan effort to make it more accessible to the masses, all I can say is thank you very much and may whatever endeavours you're going to take will be much more fruitful to you.

bro, since when vc funded ai companies have the courtesy to respect robots.txt?

same, mate. i'm not sure why people question or consider my preference (that actually affects my situation) as an unusual situation. haven't they ever seen a blind with a stick? to be exaggerating.

> Positive self selection for hiring candidates

> "But what about hiring?" When you use any language that isn't in the top 3 of currently most popular languages, you will get this question. JavaScript programmers are counted in the millions, Clojure programmers in the tens of thousands. How will you ever find the required talent?

is it just me or i, for the love of whatever that is holy, find that fp related jobs are so few and far in between? not only clojure, but also f#, haskell, etc? to be honest, fam, if you want to sell a language or two, at least make it possible for people to make a living in it. sorry to say, mate, but my kids can't eat a "lovely" niche programming language.

p.s., i actually have some working exp. in haskell yet nobody approached me because of it.

yes. paying for service should not be controversial, no?

aight, that's a certified bullcrap.