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WebHack#45: Optics: A peek into the future
Optics is not as popular as in Haskell community, and speaker will explain why.
A way to explain immutable data in programming world: we copy the world every time there is a thing changed.
This sounds super expensive and impractical, but actually, in most of cases, you don't need to copy everything.
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