I think we agree on this one. I've really been enjoying using OCaml exactly because I can make use of mutable state or OO-style polymorphism when I want, but ot

I think we agree on this one. I've really been enjoying using OCaml exactly because I can make use of mutable state or OO-style polymorphism when I want, but otherwise it feels very natural to write pure functional code. All I need to do is wrap my head around functors and first-class modules and I'll actually feel like I understand it well enough to use it for real work.