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No, I don't think it's possible e.g an iterable join is very different from an observable join so each world will need a specific implementation. It will not be possible for the specific implementation to be registered as an auto-dispatch / overload. But if you have a suggestion then please feel free to explain what idea you have in mind.
Is it possible to define a function that can handle multiple types of effects depends on the object that yields the effect?
Like in Haskell
which would work for all monads including,
list
,maybe
,io
,stm
, etc...I can help about it if needed.
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