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Trampolining scalaz' Monad.whileM_ to prevent stack overflow

What is the type of the variable in do-notation here in Haskell?

When to use monads from scalaz?

Why does GHCI get "stuck" in an error state after an error?

Stacktrace and error monads in Clojure

State Monad with `put` Function

Is there any scala library that treat tuples as monads

How to "wrap" monadic return value

Haskell UI do clause, how to print?

Haskell do clause with multiple monad types

What is the type of a very simple unwrap function for a transformed monad?

Haskell Groundhog-Db function types

Can I reflect messages out of a Haskell program at runtime?

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How to keep the stacktrace when rethrowing an exception out of catch-context?

Monad Challenges: No instance for MonadState

I made a C++17 burrito for mapping over tuples, and anything that has begin() end() iterators. Is it possible to get rid of these factory functions?

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