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by theseoafs 4474 days ago
That's not laziness, that's just cache invalidation.
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It's fair to say that it's laziness, in my view. That sort of thing is just a manual implementation of what laziness would do in a particular situation. The closure that the thunk would hold is essentially diffused into the object that contains the lazy property.