It's great to see that Haskell and FP gains more and more visibility.
One very little comment, continuing on the topic of mathematical schools
and traditions:
Shönfinkel was not a German mathematician, but a Soviet one (he was
Jewish, of course).
Taking into account the fact that he already worked before 1917, he can
also be called Russian mathematician, probably.
And also Ukrainian, since he seems to have been born in Ukraine.
Don Stewart wrote:
Simon talks about laziness, purity and other FP concepts
to some .NET guys. Simon starts 7minutes 20seconds in.
http://www.dotnetrocks.com/default.aspx?ShowNum=310
Good work Simon!
-- Don
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