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Use this tag for programs where "functional" style is important - likely making use of function composition and without side-effects. NOT simply because your code contains functions!
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Feeding stateful and stateful-effectful computations into each other
I am writing code that runs a simulation in an interactive way. The building blocks are:
runStep :: I -> State S O
runWorld :: World m -> O -> StateT W m I
Note that the world has some state W but is …
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Bloom Filter in Haskell
Instead of transforming everything to String using Show just for the purpose of hashing it, you should constraint element types to be Hashable instead:
getHashes :: Hashable a => BloomFilter -> a -> …
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