> Given the nature of JS running only on a single thread.
No no, I think you found the language flaw.
> Given the nature of JS running only on a single thread.
No no, I think you found the language flaw.
@Kecessa no you missed my point. You change the behaviour of the producer, not the consumer.
@Windex007
> You as the writer, you don’t know either?
Not until the compiler tells me.
> Or is the argument that nobody but the compiler and god need know? That having an awareness of the types has no value?
No, I want to know, because knowing the types has value. If the compiler has inference, it can tell me, if not, it can't.
lexer :: Parser LexState (Vector Int, Vector Token)
lexer = do
(positions, tokens) <- _ nextPositionedToken
...
What goes where the underscore is in the above snippet?
@atzanteol @kogasa bullshit