Haskell programming language @haskell.org · Jun 2

The past years have seen horrendous attacks towards trans people. We have a duty to protect the most vulnerable members of our communities. There is no Haskell without the trans people who have shaped it through the years. This June is a month of celebrations, but the struggle continues. ✊🏳️‍⚧️λ

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LambdaDuck · Jun 4

it’s literally built into the language! hackage-content.haskell.org/package/tran... 😁🏳️‍⚧️

Haskell programming language · Jun 3

Reminder that the Ultimate Functional Programming Humble Bundle has great resources to learn Haskell and Domain-Driven Design www.humblebundle.com/books/ultima...

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Never Post, Always Reply · Jun 2

But trans people have done good things as well,

chloe 🐇 · Jun 3

as a bunny i lov u haskell 🐇💜

Quartz 🍇🍋‍🟩 · Jun 2

Not gonna lie, this post actually makes me consider learning Haskell. 💜

chbarts · Jun 3

Trans people have had a great effect on history, and the world would be non-functional without them. For example, the ARM architecture, the basis for chips in practically every cell phone and tablet plus Apple Silicon, was designed in part by Sophie Wilson, a trans woman:

ArchiveScribe (AKA, Will) · Jun 2

Proud to see Haskell on the right side, where we all belong.

Squid🦑 · Jun 3

_opening search engine_ how to transition without side effects....

John Barron Harkonnen · Jun 2

Haskell, thank you

mar · Jun 2

okay i ll learn haskell

helene · Jun 3

thank you, haskell 🩷

@dazzeruk.bsky.social · Jun 6

Lies

cinnamon 🐇 🏳️‍⚧️ · Jun 2

i love you haskell

Qubit · Jun 3

your identity function passes static type checking 😭

Cobalt60 · Jun 3

Ironically, learning Haskell has a lot of beneficial side-effects