cursed thought i can't exorcise

We must treasure our few gregarious programmers

If you're writing a parser for some type t, one fun thing to omit is a way to turn it back into a string. Easy visualisation, canonicalisation and roundtrip properties are for people who insist on putting bugs in their code and there is no reason to coddle them.

The great thing about using Haskell with LLMs is that you can be absolutely precise about the nonsense you are ingesting and emitting.

Performance tip: s/sequence/mapConcurrently/g Good code can be run in any order.

Do as thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law, and the type system is really just a suggestion.

“Semigroup” and “Monoid” are exclusionary terminology. Prefer “smashy-smashy” and “smashy-smashy-with-extra-nothing”.