Tony Morris

@jdegoes @djspiewak @milessabin Yep. And even in Scala, it can be hard to *see* under import x.y._

@nuttycom @jdegoes @djspiewak @milessabin Some languages get it right, where multiple type-class instances for a single type is absurd.

@dibblego @nuttycom @jdegoes @milessabin So…which Monoid[Boolean] instance do *you* like best? ^_^

@djspiewak @nuttycom @jdegoes @milessabin No, that is not a solid argument.

@dibblego @nuttycom @jdegoes @milessabin It points out the arbitrary nature of the single-typeclass constraint though.

@djspiewak @nuttycom @jdegoes @milessabin No, it really doesn't. This point looks at the surface through a spy-glass.

@dibblego @nuttycom @jdegoes @milessabin Obviously I’m snagging a specific case (and a rather useless one), but it’s an example.