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  "path": "/t/homomorphic-static-analysis/14146#post_13",
  "publishedAt": "2026-05-31T21:34:16.000Z",
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    "Applicative-wired monad pattern",
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  "textContent": "Nice post. @marcosh where do you think relative monads feature in this?\n\nApplicative-wired monad pattern Links\n\n> Oh sure. Essentially a relative monad in Haskell is a type constructor with the following operations: -- f is a functor, but not necessarily an endofunctor class Relative f g where rPure :: g a -> f a rBind :: (g a -> f b) -> f a -> f b with some laws (which are essentially the same as those for regular monads): rBind rPure = id -- left unit rBind f . rPure = f -- right unit rBind f . rBind g = rBind (rBind f . g) -- associativity Every monad is a relative monad if you pick g to be Ident…",
  "title": "Homomorphic static analysis"
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