Not having any experience with Haskell it's very entertaining to watch him talk about the topic. Even to the point where it seems like learning Haskell is highl

Not having any experience with Haskell it's very entertaining to watch him talk about the topic. Even to the point where it seems like learning Haskell is highly rewarding. On top of that, because he gives examples from "Fashion week", I can watch his presentation with my girlfriend who has absolutely no programming skills whatsoever but thinks it really cool! Gives a bit of perspective that programming isn't only about making boring web-apps. (Of course the game-industry proves programming can be fun, but this shows a different aspect than games.)