OCaml criticism: is it still valid?

I am a complete newbie with OCaml. I have recently stumbled into this page listing a good amount of criticism towards OCaml.

Seeing that the page it quite old (2007): which of the bullets points listed there are still true today? For instance: is it still true that it is impossible to print a generic object?

EDIT: I want to make it clear that I am not looking for a discussion of the opinions expressed therein. I am asking whether the information listed, such as the fact that integers overflow without warnings, is still correct for more recent versions of OCaml