But it hallucinated! It created a TTY color module and a stats module I didn't ask!

So the need for refactor and cleaning up still is there.

The speed is actually greater. What was lower was the development time (I misspoke).

I think the functional languages struggle to advertise to developers and companies. And that causes them to be “niche” programming languages, what is sad :(

At least they help(ed) us to learn some concepts that we can translate to the more popular languages. It’s something.

I need to up my Haskell game for sure!

Worried about mutable objects some years ago, and thinking that the language should provide support for recursive freezing of objects, I created a freezing object library in Python github.com/diegojromero...