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by zvrba 4290 days ago
> Thinking in terms of object graphs almost inevitably leads to very complex and nuanced solutions, with lots of hidden dependencies, that only work under certain conditions, and where you may need an expert or two around to help out when things go wrong.

Somehow nobody complains about this when coding in Erlang. Now do the analogy of actor ~ object.

Besides, why do you think that it's easier to think about large function composition graphs rather than large object graphs?