Scarf has moved away from Haskell

# Summary Avi Press, founder of Scarf and a long-time Haskell advocate, announced that his company has moved away from Haskell despite successfully running production systems in it for years. While Haskell's type system and reliability proved valuable, the emergence of AI code generation has shifted development economics—the language's slow compilation times now create bottlenecks when LLMs can generate working code in minutes. Press argues that the cost-benefit analysis of compile-time type safety has fundamentally changed in an era where AI handles many error-prevention tasks during code generation.