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In what other locations besides infinite streams and infinite lists is memoized lazyness useful?

Haskell is one of the few non-strict languages out there. In his paper Why Functional Programming Matters, John Hughes uses (memoized) lazy evaluation (as well as higher-order functions) to implement ...
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Extending the concept of Lazy Loading, to also unloading

A system that sometimes will need to use a pretrained machine learning model. That model is about 10Gb on disk, and when loaded uses about 10Gb of RAM. Loading it from disk takes a nontrivial amount ...
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