> The question was: For what problem (or problem domain) is Haskell better than Rust? Haskell is a general purpose language, so it's good for any domain well s

> The question was: For what problem (or problem domain) is Haskell better than Rust? Haskell is a general purpose language, so it's good for any domain well served by a general purpose language. The rest is the list of benefits of statically typed, lazy first, pure functional programming languages. "Haskell or Rust?" is not a question that can be meaningfully and objectively answered in a comment on HN.