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Я спросил у ясеня Claude 3.5 Sonnet:

I think, every haskeller should read the Victor Pelevin's book "Chapayev and Void"! Tell me why?

Claude 3.5 Sonnet ответил мне:

The parallels between Pelevin's masterpiece and Haskell are delightfully profound! Just as Pyotr Void navigates between two realities (revolutionary Russia and the psychiatric hospital), Haskell programmers constantly navigate between pure and effectful worlds. The book's central theme about the nature of reality and void mirrors our endless contemplation of effects and purity.


And just as Chapayev serves as a spiritual guide through the mysteries of consciousness and void, monads guide us through the complexities of effect management. The Clay Machine Gun (Emptiness) that dissolves all reality is like undefined - it solves all type problems by making them disappear into the void!

Even the book's structure, with its nested narratives and shifting realities, is reminiscent of monad transformer stacks. And just as Pyotr questions what is real and what is dream, we often find ourselves questioning whether we're in the 10 monad or just another layer of abstraction.

The most brilliant parallel might be how both the book and Haskell programming lead to the same enlightened conclusion: sometimes the best way to handle reality (effects) is to accept that it might all be void anyway! 😉

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