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by PheonixPharts
872 days ago
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Makes me think about how non-deterministic computing is basically how you view lists as a context (as opposed to a container) when thinking in terms of Monads in Haskell. Application functors basically form a minimal framework for applying functions to values in a non-deterministic context when working with lists. Making this further relevant is that perhaps the most well known example of monadic programming of lists is: Python's list comprehensions. Which makes a bit surprised to see that not more explored/exploited in this library. Interesting nonetheless! |
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