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terrible; in Haskell, it looks terrible and is; in Kind, is the a joyful
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experience that makes you proud about your career choice.
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I'm making this post because this is such a huge, needed quality of life
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I'm making this post because this is such a huge, needed quality-of-life
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improvement that I really think every pure language should come with something
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similar out of the box, and I don't understand why this is so hard. You
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shouldn't need huge third party libs to do something as simple.
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similar out-of-the-box, and I don't understand why this is made hard. You
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shouldn't need huge third party libs to do something that foundamental.
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Finally, note this is *not* a built-in lens implementation. Lenses are
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first-class objects. Instead, it is just a baseline syntax for immutably
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