Craig Mod is a writer and photographer based in Japan. He's the author of the books Things Become Other Things and Kissa by Kissa and is a MacDowell, Ragdale, and VCCA writing fellow. His essays and articles have appeared in The New York Times, Eater, The Atlantic, California Sunday Magazine, Wired, Aeon, New Scientist, Virginia Quarterly Review, The New Yorker, The Morning News, Codex: Journal of Typography, and elsewhere.
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In nix-effects, this trampoline is the evaluation loop for a freer monad interpreter. A computation is a chain of algebraic effects: send "get" null, then send "put" 42, then more effects, possibly thousands deep. A naive recursive interpreter would call itself for each one, building stack proportional to chain length. With the trampoline, each effect is one genericClosure step: the operator calls the handler, which returns a resume value (feed to the continuation, keep going) or an abort value (discard the continuation, halt immediately). Continuations compose via an FTCQueue, a purely functional queue with O(1) snoc and amortized O(1) uncons, which eliminates the left-nesting pathology that makes naive free monads quadratic.
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