This is n=1, of course, but I'm tremendously interested in the subject matter and superficially interested in Haskell. Yet, I don't work with Haskell on a daily

This is n=1, of course, but I'm tremendously interested in the subject matter and superficially interested in Haskell. Yet, I don't work with Haskell on a daily basis, so when I see something non-trivial in Haskell, I skim it or put it aside to read later when I have time for study. Whereas if it's in Ruby, JavaScript, or CoffeeScript, I try to read it immediately. So don't forget the class of slackers who mean to get around to Haskell fluency one day, but not today. We have a great interest in the subject matter and like Haskell in principle even if we're lazy(!) about evaluating Haskell code examples.