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This function seems pure to me, aside from the allocation that it does. But Haskell allocates in many places, and we still call those functions pure. I don't understand why unescapeBytea must be in IO? What kind of side effects can it perform?
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This function seems pure to me, aside from the allocation that it does. But Haskell allocates in many places, and we still call those functions pure. I don't understand why unescapeBytea must be in IO? What kind of side effects can it perform?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: