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The convenience means that they actually get used, which in turn enables us to see what they are good for / not so good for, and what abstractions might be usef
by somewhereoutth 4y ago
The convenience means that they actually get used, which in turn enables us to see what they are good for / not so good for, and what abstractions might be useful e.g. Promises.
- wtetzner 4y agoI don't disagree that the convenience is useful, I guess I'm just saying that it's not specific to functional programming.