I felt similarly. I wonder why the author is so invested in Haskell specifically becoming an AI-pilled ecosystem and community when the choice of language rounds to not mattering?

Go is the perfect language for this new world. Its development loop is fast, it has types but not too much so, it is memory safe, it is easy to deploy and it runs efficiently enough for most line of business use.

Go was originally developed specifically for a world of interchangeable hard-working juniors, which is exactly what LLMs can scale up with only your budget as the constraint.

I'm wondering what advantage a hypothetical faster-compiling-Haskell would have in that world.