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0 pointsgrumpyprole3y ago0 comments

Arrows do imply certain behaviours, if the laws are to be satisfied. For example, they require synchronous streams. This means one can't really do things like coalescing very easily.

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yoricksijsling3y ago

I never really used Arrows, let alone stream transformers with an Arrow interface, but yes that makes sense. With the conduit library you’d use ZipConduit which has the same characteristics.

On reddit, in reply to the first blog post, someone asked how ZipConduit compared to our parallel streams. Maybe that’s helpful for hosh as well. https://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/10339fe/comment/j2...

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0 pointsgrumpyprole3y ago0 comments

Arrows do imply certain behaviours, if the laws are to be satisfied. For example, they require synchronous streams. This means one can't really do things like coalescing very easily.

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yoricksijsling3y ago

I never really used Arrows, let alone stream transformers with an Arrow interface, but yes that makes sense. With the conduit library you’d use ZipConduit which has the same characteristics.

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