Ahm, last time I checked Haskell was alive and well. Nothing killed Haskell because Haskell isn’t dead at all. I guess what commercial-driven people don’t unde

Ahm, last time I checked Haskell was alive and well. Nothing killed Haskell because Haskell isn’t dead at all. I guess what commercial-driven people don’t understand is that something isn’t a failure if it simply doesn’t play their “market domination” success game and doesn’t win by its metrics. Go look at the photos of the first Haskell working groups; it’s an academic tool. It can be used for commercial workloads but it was never developed with that sole purpose in mind. Haskellers play another game.