Mixing lazy-seq & transducers

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Mixing lazy-seq & transducers

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Clojure programming language discussion@lemmy.ml · 3 years ago

JUXT Blog: Adventures with inadvertently eager Clojure, via `sequence` and `mapcat`

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I naively mixed lazy-seqs and transducers in 'just a quick Clojure data transformation script', with unfavourable results.

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Mixing lazy-seq &amp; transducers

Mixing lazy-seq &amp; transducers

JUXT Blog: Adventures with inadvertently eager Clojure, via `sequence` and `mapcat`

Mixing lazy-seq & transducers

Mixing lazy-seq & transducers