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> Some of the words above, especially the meandering second sentence, seem to be written to baffle rather than inform. Ironic. The message he's referring to is
by mattdeboard 8y ago
> Some of the words above, especially the meandering second sentence, seem to be written to baffle rather than inform.
Ironic. The message he's referring to is the only explanation for what a monad is that has made any sense to me.
- danidiaz 8y ago> The essence of monad is thus separation of composition timeline from the composed computation's execution timeline I also feel that it makes sense. Haskell prefers expressions to statements. When needed, statement-like things are constructed from expressions.