pheaver

I'm very happy to be using Haskell professionally again after about 3 years away. I'd like to follow the Haskell style guide (https://github.com/tibbe/haskell-style-guide/blob/master/haskell-style.md) as much as possible, and I'm curious how other Emacs developers accomplish that nowadays, as well as whether and how anyone has dealt with some specific problems below.

I've looked at some of the tools like haskell-formatter, hindent, stylish-haskell, and structured-haskell-mode. I'm not opposed to using those, but I would really prefer to have a simple working emacs config that I can share with my colleagues who may or may not want to use those more "aggressive" tools.

Out of the box, haskel

I've been loving this game. I don't have a lot of free time, so I need something I can start up and start playing really fast. I love the fast pace. Also it's nice that my daughter likes to watch me play (she loves going through the loot boxes).

I was pleasantly surprised by the lack of bad attitude from other players in the game, but unfortunately today I had a shitty experience with a player and had to take a break from the game.

Moments into the match, we got distracted from the objective and failed to push it for a few seconds. This player on our team took to his mic and chewed us out. I ignored him for a while then tried to joke about it, but he kept doing it. So I politely responded