here @jdegoes, take this negative /r/scala comment I made 2 months ago and use it to great success in teaching this concept:https://www.reddit.com/r/scala/comments/9w7e4s/explaining_monad_or_functional_programming_or/e9kjycr/ …
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Now that I got it I can only congratulate you, @emi1ypi :) As for the jokes, it is all good and well until it is not (why we interact now -> r/scala). We are only humans, quite imperfect at times.
Take note of this tweet: While we were all arguing, @kamil_k demonstrated perfectly how to correct his earlier slightly-overzealous misinterpretation (I hope you don't mind that description), and leave us in no doubt of his good intentions.
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The opportunity for honest and positive self-correction only presents itself when you don't jump down the throat of someone who said something incorrect. Instead, empathetically explaining the situation yields constructive results on all sides!
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