Mention Kai's help in time traveling article.
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read values before your write them. Check out
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read values before your write them. Check out
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[his complete example](https://kcsongor.github.io/time-travel-in-haskell-for-dummies/#a-single-pass-assembler-an-example) here.
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[his complete example](https://kcsongor.github.io/time-travel-in-haskell-for-dummies/#a-single-pass-assembler-an-example) here.
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Alternatively, here's an example from my research. I'll be fairly
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Alternatively, here's an example from my research, which my
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coworker and coauthor Kai helped me formulate. I'll be fairly
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vague, since all of this is still in progress. The gist is that
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vague, since all of this is still in progress. The gist is that
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we have some kind of data structure (say, a list or a tree),
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we have some kind of data structure (say, a list or a tree),
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and we want to associate with each element in this data
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and we want to associate with each element in this data
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