The graphics in this are not very helpful, inconsistent and in some cases wrong. Your 3-d size/cpu/memory was impossible to read, there was no origin.

Secondly, the intended uses and paradigms were wrong. Lisp can do object-oriented programming with the CLOS and I'm pretty sure C++ was designed to be a general purpose language. In the intended uses, you have so many categories that are one off or very similar to others: what's the difference between web, web application and client-side?

Also, the graphics were not sharp and looked hazy. And the languages choices were not consistent, you have Clojure on some of them but not others. And in general, benchmarks don't mean anything without context.

This article has very little insight and has quite bad presentation.