@JM0x5C

Hit a GHC bug at work again due to nixpkgs upstreaming an EXPERIMENTAL FLAG BY DEFAULT, which then broke a build of mine once we upgraded nixpkgs. @krismicinski reminded me of you. Come to haskell so you can finally lose your compiler bug virginity.

More software engineers should try martial arts. Frustrated with nix? Hit a GHC bug? You broke your build with a stupid mistake and now have to wait for 30 mins for CI to run again? Beat some pads or spar and suddenly that frustration has disappeared.

Two people @ work hit a GHC bug yet again. Also with profiling artifacts. I really forget sometimes people never hit a single compiler bug at work ever, and then there's haskellers...

I am watching a trashy reality tv show about people who willingly choose to live a polygamist lifestyle. There's one particular dude who doesn't work yet dates multiple women, and they pay for him to not work. Imagine if he was a good computer scientist. The wonderful software this man could make free from the shackles of the economy. This could be a new Terry Davis.

Many great engineers I talk to can see the benefit of using AI, even if it means having to repeatedly transform output and prompting constantly. Still the velocity gains are there, but the hate is so massive for what is essentially yet another tool. Why? Is it fear?