> You also can't expect any of these models to do as well with Haskell as they do with Python or Java which they will have seen massively more of during trainin

> You also can't expect any of these models to do as well with Haskell as they do with Python or Java which they will have seen massively more of during training. This is exactly the person’s point. Did you try this Haskell problem with a paid version and can provide an example that actually disputes the described experience? Why would someone pay for the premium version of a product when they don’t perceive the free version as working?