Hiring for Haskell is very easy, unless you need to hire more than 100 people on the spot, or don't offer remote. I've been doing Haskell hiring for 10 years, with more than 50 interviews, the applicants are always great, each time we had to pick the best of multiple candidates.
Cannot confirm functional programming being inefficient token-wise, or worse at being generated than other paradigms. Claude is great at Haskell.
The difficult parts about Haskell, such as understanding type checker error messages, are gone thanks to LLMs.
Type-safe, side-effect free code degrades correctness a lot less under heavy LLM action in my experience.
Cannot confirm functional programming being inefficient token-wise, or worse at being generated than other paradigms. Claude is great at Haskell.
The difficult parts about Haskell, such as understanding type checker error messages, are gone thanks to LLMs.
Type-safe, side-effect free code degrades correctness a lot less under heavy LLM action in my experience.