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- yjftsjthsd-h> THC now implements every one of GHC 9.14.1’s prim-ops and provides a JIT for GHC Core that runs Haskell on the JVMLook, it's very cool and a great project, but I just don't think you should call the compiler "turbo $something" if you're not going to make it a TUI IDE.
- iLemmingCan someone familiar with Haskell ecosystem and the current state of things explain the rationale behind this project? Thanks.
- cosmic_quantaCoincidentally, the author has just been interviewed on the Haskell Interlude podcast:https://haskell.foundation/podcast/87/
- JSR_FDEDAn IDE is just a DE in the category of blue TUIs.
- BalinKingOnly tangentially related, but I'm reminded of Frege[0], a Haskell dialect for the JVM that I stumbled across at one point and thought looked really cool.... I see recent commits but the releases are all really old, so I can't tell what the state of the project is.[0] https://github.com/frege/frege
- zerrI was expecting some Turbo Vision based TUI IDE.
- dravenFYI the article links a discussion on Reddit, which has answers for several comments made here.
- woadwarrior01The polyglot FFI feature (thanks to GraalVM) might be very useful for implementing "functional core, imperative shell" style designs.
- fouclike Turbo Pascal?
- kitdOdd that the FFI list didn't include Java given the JVM target. Typo or oversight?
- classified> ...that runs Haskell on the JVM.Why not call it Jaskell then?
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- dzonganow that there's all the rage about agentic coding - & languages don't matter - why r people not migrating to more less error prone languages like Haskell ?
- asplakeOdd — server can't be found
- vocatanAvast blocks the site from being loaded.
- therepanicaround 4k commits in a week.i am not sure anyone actually understands what is going on under the hood of the project. looks like average slop.>> Exactly a week ago (as a joke), I started writing THC,you? i hope you have read at least something of what your agent wrote about the project.