Probably a combination of those things but also about the staying power or perception and stereotype from the broader programming community. (I’m not saying tha

Probably a combination of those things but also about the staying power or perception and stereotype from the broader programming community. (I’m not saying that Haskell is super pragmatic and industry-ready, only that the perception of it often lags behind its real usefulness — admittedly in part because other languages work well enough so why bother to engage with one that requires thinking differently?)