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Yes, but each time you go, the input data (like the microsecond since 1970) is different.
by gattone 16y ago
Yes, but each time you go, the input data (like the microsecond since 1970) is different.
- jrockway 16y agoNo. If Twitter were purely funtional, which it is not, twitter.com would be a pointer to twitter.com/<state>, where twitter.com/<state> changed every time someone tweeted. twitter.com/234987kdsjlhfsad would always be the same page. It's the auto-redirect to the current state that makes twitter.com appear to change. If you use git, it's like the HEAD reference. It's a pointer to the immutable commit. The reference itself is mutable.