Ne4to777

> The diagram in the readme indicates the dependencies that exist between algebra in the specification No, it is not. 1) А Functor does not exist on its own. It...

> Alternatively, you can simply stop trolling. @CrossEye , Who else is trolling?) - Situation: There are 14 competing standards - fourteen? Absurd! We need to develop one universal standard...

> The Fantasy Land Functor is short for "Covariant Functor" This is the question why the derivatives of a covariant functor cannot be derivatives of a contravariant functor? For example...

> @Ne4to777, please explain why [Profunctor](https://github.com/fantasyland/fantasy-land#profunctor) should require [Contravariant](https://github.com/fantasyland/fantasy-land#contravariant) in addition to [Functor](https://github.com/fantasyland/fantasy-land#functor). We will certainly consider changing the specification if presented with a compelling reason to do so. :)...

@davidchambers , aliasing Covariant to Functor is a bad idea too. Especially since we already have an abstract entity - a monad

Have the similar problem while raytracing a box. JS is bad at division operations. Just try to play with these guys: ``` export type ToPrescision = (x: number, n: number)=>...

Oh, yes, it is a sine problem using float. Math.sin(1.1): gpuRes: 0.8912073969841003 in 35 ms cpuRes: 0.8912073373794556 in 42 ms I was hoping that the problem is division