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Sure, I could try.

> @greydot I've invited you to have push access to the repo. Would you like to test that with a commit to add yourself to the maintainer list in the...

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@suhailshergill why a new effect for this tutorial, btw? I think Fresh is written specifically for that. If not, maybe it sould be removed? I don't think anyone would use...

@suhailshergill I'll do that since I'm already working on it. I'm going to expand your example first, then we'll deal with Fresh.

@suhailshergill again, sorry for the delay. I'm overwhelmed with work here. I decided to move the tutorial to a separate repo because of extra deps. Extensible-effects has no business depending...

@suhailshergill good point. I'll move the code into the main repo. I would like to make the tutorial cover the real-life use cases. That's why all the fuzz.

There is now fused-effects package, which seems to be quite performant too. I will probably benchmark it against extensible-effects some time later.

What would be the best way to check whether this is caused by hint or GHC itself?

I believe, the problem is in how GHC handles phantom modules supplied by hint. I haven't dug further yet though. Obviously, importing qualified modules works in GHCi regardless of -fobject-code...