> I'm going to talk about some stuff which struck me while learning Haskell. This post is meant for people who write code in languages that are not Haskell, but

> I'm going to talk about some stuff which struck me while learning Haskell. This post is meant for people who write code in languages that are not Haskell, but would like to learn more about the experience of learning it. Like many of my posts, it's for past versions of myself. It's baffling to me that people find the first two weeks of language experience so interesting. Every language, even incredibly productive ones, have idiosyncrasies that get you in the beginning. Lets instead talk about how A compares to B after 6-9 months with similar sized teams. Lets talk about on-boarding new hires once the organization has built a skilled team in that environment.