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Code written in the continuation monad (i.e., simple imperative style) can be translated to an Automaton arrow and fit into a Haskell on a Horse application. Th
by jhpriestley 16y ago
Code written in the continuation monad (i.e., simple imperative style) can be translated to an Automaton arrow and fit into a Haskell on a Horse application. This approach has the advantage of type-safety and greater composability.
- cullenking 16y agoNot sure if I should laugh at myself for not knowing if this was a joke when I first read it.
- kanwisher 16y agoLOL for some reason I feel less smart after reading that comment ;) had to look up each word