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I've only recently learned sufficiently not-hand-wavy meaning of the word "powerful", which is if X is more powerful than Y then you can do some things with X that are not possible with Y.
However, it looks like I don't yet understand the meaning of the word "general". I would guess that "Applicatives are strictly less general than monads" means that there are more monads out there than applicatives, but the opposite is the case. Could you clarify?
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I've only recently learned sufficiently not-hand-wavy meaning of the word "powerful", which is if X is more powerful than Y then you can do some things with X that are not possible with Y.
However, it looks like I don't yet understand the meaning of the word "general". I would guess that "Applicatives are strictly less general than monads" means that there are more monads out there than applicatives, but the opposite is the case. Could you clarify?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: