Isn't this hard to make ergonomic in languages without higher-kinded types, because you need to specialize implementations of functions that otherwise could be generic over colors? like the filter() example in the…
Go solves the coloring issue without structured concurrency, that's true. But that statement says nothing about whether structured concurrency can or cannot solve the coloring issue, and if it could, then they're not…
Isn't this hard to make ergonomic in languages without higher-kinded types, because you need to specialize implementations of functions that otherwise could be generic over colors? like the filter() example in the…
Go solves the coloring issue without structured concurrency, that's true. But that statement says nothing about whether structured concurrency can or cannot solve the coloring issue, and if it could, then they're not…