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by jiggawatts
387 days ago
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The annoyance is that the .NET standard library already does this precise thing, but haphazardly and in far fewer places than ideal. ILogger and IProgress<T> comes to mind immediately, but IMemoryCache too if you squint at it. It literally just "sets" and "gets" a dictionary of values, which makes it a "state" effect. TimeProvider might be considered an algebraic effect also. |
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