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  "textContent": "Wow, this is all amazing, thank you so much for such thorough feedback!\n\nThe `MonadFix` suggestion is fantastic, I’m not too familiar with that part of the language but this does seem like a perfect usage!\n\nI’ll try and find a more elegant way of expressing the reversed list, as I see there’s no single consensus about the best option. At the moment I’m probably leaning towards a simple newtype over the list, or perhaps a `Sequence`?\n\nGreat catch for the `IfCond`\n\nThe `Pretty` instance isn’t really following any specifically defined rules, though the main principle I’ve been going for is “roughly looking like the output of `javap` for the purpose of debugging the data you’ve produced”. It’s probably not the most robust implementation in the world, but as I say, mostly for debugging purposes. I’ll definitely do a sweep tidying it up though!\n\nOnce again, thanks so much for the detailed feedback and genuinely useful suggestions, I really appreciate it!",
  "title": "H2JVM - A Haskell Library for writing JVM Bytecode"
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