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Sat May 26 13:50:14 EDT 2018
The problem is composition, not primitives
So why is it so counter-intuitive? Connectivity is usually glanced
over as "just hook these things up", with full focus going into how to
implement primitive operations or even higher level logic.
In practice however, a significant amount of time can be spent in
"glue". Why is this not taken serious?
EDIT: This is great about Haskell: the library is nothing but
composition abstractions.
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