What a monoid is and why monoids kick monads’ butt

from The Eric Normand Podcast · host Eric Normand

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Everyone talks about monads but monoids are where it’s at. Monoids are simple and make distributed computation a breeze. In this episode, we learn the two properties that make an operation a monoid, and how to use it do distributed computation.

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