u/Churrrrmokopuna2540

I'm not "in" the Haskell community, but I do like FP concepts and respect that Haskell brings a lot of these concepts to the table for other languages to adopt.

I've been heavily using AI in my first Haskell project, and I am finding that, aside from long build times, it's an excellent experience. Not sure why more people are not talking about this. Is it a Haskell culture thing? It's next level good (compared to python + ruff + mypy vibe coded personal projects, I'm fighting bugs a lot less in production)

Hey everyone, I'm not from the US and I missed out on this year's lottery. So I looked into h1b cap exempt jobs and it was a pain to find the actual job listings (even when I used Claude/chatgpt lol).

So I built this tool that served me really well. It helped me apply to underrated / under applied places.

Since then, I made it a paid tool for the public, and it's got paying customers! Enough of a signal for me that it's useful. I've done ~zero marketing, but I thought this channel would be a good place to add it. I hope the mods do not ban this 😳... I think it could be useful for people here?

Please, no downvotes because it's not free! I spend quite a bit on compute and orchestration for consolidating these jobs from various places...

Capexemptjobs.com