Miles Egan wrote:

> I certainly don't think Ocaml's popularity or lack thereof is a problem and I
> agree there advantages in letting it grow at its own pace.  I'm mainly
> interested in increasing its market penetration where I work so I can stop
> writing Python code.

	I have a different problem: I don't have a job at all.
I find it really hard to bring myself to write any C++ or Python
these days, and it shows in job interviews I guess. :-(

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