Alex Nedelcu on Nostr: Monadic effect systems (IO) are great, but they'll never be the (de jure) standard, ...
Monadic effect systems (IO) are great, but they'll never be the (de jure) standard, as #Scala has Java's evaluation model and calling conventions.
The current standard for APIs doing I/O is `Future`. I'd rather have blocking I/O; easier to integrate w/ #CatsEffect, too.
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