Haskell is in 47th place, which is consistent with where it ranks in every other popularity list I've ever seen.
I'm standing behind "to a first approximation, nobody".
Note that I'm not saying that Haskell is a bad language, or that Haskell programmers are bad people or anything like it.
I'm saying that the vast majority of programmers do not use Haskell. An anecdote about a particular group that uses Haskell (or even several groups) does nothing to refute that fact.
What part of "to a first approximation" was unclear?
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Haskell is in 47th place, which is consistent with where it ranks in every other popularity list I've ever seen.
I'm standing behind "to a first approximation, nobody".
Note that I'm not saying that Haskell is a bad language, or that Haskell programmers are bad people or anything like it.
I'm saying that the vast majority of programmers do not use Haskell. An anecdote about a particular group that uses Haskell (or even several groups) does nothing to refute that fact.