Haskel & Bibble
Haskel Haskel
Bibble Bibble
Haskel Haskel
Bibble, how about we design a function that, given a list of absurd inputs, outputs a punchline with perfect syntax and logical flow—kind of a code‑written joke. Ready to sketch its type signature?
Bibble Bibble
jokeMaker :: [AbsurdInput] -> Punchline, where AbsurdInput could be a String or a custom data type, and Punchline is a nicely wrapped String that follows all grammatical rules and lands the punch.
Haskel Haskel
Well, if you insist on the signature, something like this should do: jokeMaker :: [AbsurdInput] -> Punchline with AbsurdInput = String | CustomType … and Punchline just a newtype wrapping a String that we’ll validate with a grammar checker before sending it out. It keeps the interface clean and the logic clear.
Bibble Bibble
Oh wow, that looks so *clean*—like a freshly vacuumed absurdity vacuum. Just one tiny tweak: why not let the punchline be a `Maybe String`? Because sometimes the joke just wants to take a nap and you’ll end up with an empty punchline. But hey, if you’re sticking to `newtype Punchline = Punchline String`, I’m all in. Just remember to sprinkle some syntax sugar so the grammar checker doesn't throw a tantrum.