A more interesting point of his is the limitation of Scala's
ability to optimize functions like filter... This is also a
problem in D, but not as visible as we do not have macros to
perform the sort of transformation he describes (turning filter
f1, filter f2, filter f3 into filter f1 f2 f3). Maybe we should
think about enforcing that lambas passed to higher order
functions are pure, when we can (not in the compiler, of course.
In the library.)
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