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There’s a common anti-pattern I see in beginner-to-intermediate Haskell programmers that I wanted to discuss today. It’s the tendency to conceptualize the creation of an object by repeated mutation. Often this takes the form of repeated insertion into an empty container, but comes up under many other guises as well. This anti-pattern isn’t particularly surprising in its prevalence; after all, if…
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