I don't use Haskell but didn't I read recently that the latest version of Haskell addresses this common concern by allowing you to turn off laziness altogether so everything evaluates eagerly?
>Haskell addresses this common concern by allowing you to turn off laziness altogether so everything evaluates eagerly
It's a common concern but it's a terrible critique. Laziness has many subtle benefits, but everyone whines about it because its pitfalls are decidedly not subtle.
