The author sounds a bit over dramatic and with many logical jumps, ocaml might not be in the news and what cool kids use this days, that doesn't make it a bad l

The author sounds a bit over dramatic and with many logical jumps, ocaml might not be in the news and what cool kids use this days, that doesn't make it a bad language. The base code doesn't look impossible to restructure. The attack vector is know for long time. Also it's not like we haven't seen before important code being pretty much unmaintained written in far more popular languages e.g openssl.