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Theoretically, the client/server don't have to be on the same machine, but in practice they mostly are. As for the interface.. any language that can't speak th

by jesse__ 11mo ago

Theoretically, the client/server don't have to be on the same machine, but in practice they mostly are. As for the interface.. any language that can't speak the C ABI isn't a real language (read: they all can).. but this is besides the point. Counterpoint; when's the last time you used an editor written in JavaScript and an LSP written in Haskell? I bet never.

skybrian 11mo ago
If you install the VSCode plugin for Haskell, I’m pretty sure that’s what you get?
- tome 11mo ago
  I think VSCode is written in TypeScript, but yes, I found counterpoint very strange too!
- jesse__ 11mo ago
  It's funny that I forgot people actually use VSCode .. I think of it as a bad joke. Fair point though.