Ask HN: Is there a language with Haskell elegance and Erlang practicality?

I think Haskell can easily be that if you and your team become okay with not writing perfect code. Looking for better ways to redactor in Haskell can be an endless hole, but with discipline I think you can achieve an unparalleled balance.

If that answer doesn't do it for you, you might be looking for Ocaml.

Scheme. Although it has it's own problems with practicality. Namely, there aren't enough libraries available. Although most implementations have VERY good FFIs...

What do you find impractical about Haskell out of interest?

Or inelegant about Erlang (although I prefer Elixir).

Indeed, I almost never see the Haskell is impractical argument substantiated with proof or even anecdotal evidence.

F#?