someday i'm gonna make a haskell tutorial that actually works
until i make a tutorial, if anyone is learning haskell or interested in learning it and has questions, you can always ask meeee
i have no guarantees i can help but i am always glad to try
@kara_dreamer @typhlosion hey, it's either that or try to find a Lisp implementation that's not some FOSS trainwreck
@kara_dreamer @Alyx not a fan of racket, i take it?
also: hey, haskell isn't as niche as some of the languages i enjoy >~> it could be Funge-98 or something
@typhlosion @kara_dreamer oh, that I don't know *chuckles* I don't actually have experience of that much, especially anything even halfway recent, but every time I've gotten some hankering to go back to Lisp I end up losing my interest immediately when I realize that it means mucking about with GNU clisp or ECL or some such thing. Dealing with Unixy anything is, like, the opposite of fun for me
@kara_dreamer @Alyx oh, you want a common lisp, i guess? i've always preferred scheme over common lisp
@typhlosion @kara_dreamer Hm, well, I'm always willing to try something _completely_ new. I've not fiddled with Scheme before
@Alyx @typhlosion @kara_dreamer If you're at all interested in musical engraving, Scheme is used extensively by LilyPond