At at beginning he says that he is kind of sold on most Haskell, but doesn't know if lazy evaluation is so great. I wonder why he didn't try OCaml then. He doe

At at beginning he says that he is kind of sold on most Haskell, but doesn't know if lazy evaluation is so great. I wonder why he didn't try OCaml then. He doesn't even mention this possibility, he just goes on to compare Haskell to Lisp. Regarding issues with lazy evaluation, there may be some truth to it. This reminds of a great article by Robert Harper: https://existentialtype.wordpress.com/2012/08/26/yet-another-reason-not-to-be-lazy-or-imperative/ https://existentialtype.wordpress.com/2012/08/26/yet-another...