> Haskell has the downside of being lazy and thus very unintuitive. Haskell uses monads for lots of stuff, which can be unintuitive too. From what I've seen, m

> Haskell has the downside of being lazy and thus very unintuitive. Haskell uses monads for lots of stuff, which can be unintuitive too. From what I've seen, multicore OCaml will allow you to write programs in direct-style (instead of monadic-style) and still be async, which would be great. I hope multicore OCaml will be that "garbage collected Rust" that many people seem to want.