I find F# easy to use with AI, mainly because it's statically typed (which results in compiler errors when the LLM generates non-working code) and it's very expressive, which allow me to more easily comprehend what the LLM is trying to do.
I think programmers who haven't been exposed to a language like F# or other OCaml/ML languages should take time to broaden their horizons. It'll make them a better programmer by exposing them to new concepts and new ways of thinking.
I learned Lisp and was into Clojure for awhile - do I write it professionally? No, but I've adopted some of its ideas and tenets in my own code for work.
C'mon now... talking about data attributes on a html element is not illegal.
allrecipes.com has data attributes on their ingredient list. seriouseats.com has css classes on their ingredients. those are two that i just checked on the spot.