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@jessitron@sgrif that's a feature, not a bug. If any part of a computation is potentially asynchronous, it all is.
@philwills @jessitron Not disagreeing. But that also tends to mean it needs to happen at the language level, and we all have to agree
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@sgrif@philwills@jessitron The resulting uniformity would also be a feature. Look at the JS callback zoo (few use promises) for example. -
@theefer@philwills@jessitron Yup, that was the general point. :)
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@sgrif@jessitron true. Having such a type in the core libraries makes things much easier. -
@philwills@jessitron I don't see it fully happening in Ruby any time soon, since the original statement can be generalized to any monad.
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