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by RandomThoughts3
690 days ago
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> Monads started out as a way to represent the semantics of effects in a mathematical context I mean, that statement is untrue but even then I wasn't talking about monads here (monads are not a convoluted trick as far I'm concerned). I was thinking of lenses. > Which is why it’s unlikely that people who understand these issues will “stop using Haskell” Plenty of people who value being able to analyse program and do proof don't use Haskell. The heart of the debate is "Is being pure worth the cost?". |
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