I know Go. I know Rust. I know Haskell. Any project I have built with Haskell, I could have with any other language. Maybe even faster (for some definitions of

I know Go. I know Rust. I know Haskell. Any project I have built with Haskell, I could have with any other language. Maybe even faster (for some definitions of fast) But not with as little personal labor. I've found that no matter the scale, Haskell allows me to solve it without effort. Because I'm not jerry-rigging commands to do what I want. I just eventually Solve the problem. I say this as a computer engineer, so "how the computer works" is my training. But god it's nice to build things without the inherent manual labor of imperative programming.