> > So, being pure, Haskell pretends that "program is started with some > unknown RealWorld state of value0 and each IO action modifies this state > and thus, this value is unique for all expressions and thus. complier > should evaluate them all instead of caching result of the first evaluation > of `hostcut`" > `shortcut`
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