Manuel Bärenz

This is the bug that keeps me from adopting hindent

That's quite a condescending answer. How would you know whether I know enough Haskell to contribute, and have enough time to do so? In fact I'm looking at the source...

Thanks. I'd like to apologize as well, it was too easy to misunderstand my comment as "Fix this bug ASAP! For free!". I should have taken the extra minute to...

The difference is whether in a state transition the internal state (i.e. the current MSF continuation) is evaluated to WHNF. In most cases this is done automatically on the next...

You should definitely squash the commits ;)

Looking great! @ivanperez-keera Is this fine to merge for you? I'm only asking since this introduces one dependency ([`profunctors`](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/profunctors)). > Good recommendations. And I squashed the commits, but if you...

@ivanperez-keera I think we need your opinion to proceed.

Personally I think that a good working example (see https://github.com/ivanperez-keera/dunai/tree/develop/dunai-examples) should be added to illustrate a use case in which existing dunai primitives aren't sufficient.

I can recommend using exceptions for that. E.g. `repeatedly` should go something like this: ```haskell import Control.Monad.Trans.MSF.Except repeatedly diff b = safely $ do _ do time

A clean solution to this would maybe be the following API: ```haskell module Control.Monad.Trans.MSF.Rand where -- MonadRandom import Control.Monad.Random -- | Updates the generator every step runRandS :: MSF (RandT...