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The problems are indeed similar, but using the same syntax and obscuring what monad is being used is itself a worse programming language hell than the original
by HelloNurse 9y ago
The problems are indeed similar, but using the same syntax and obscuring what monad is being used is itself a worse programming language hell than the original bad examples.
- IncRnd 9y agoWhy is recognizing the fundamental sameness of the problems, and solving them once, a "worse programming language hell"?
- vesak 9y agoBecause that sameness is irrelevant, and building something on it decreases clarity. Just because you can show something in mathematical terms doesn't make it useful.