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Is storing computed values always bad?

Edit: I'm copying the question but changing the example code. Apparently, I used a bad example earlier that contained an imprue getter. I'm keeping the old example code at the bottom so the first ...
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What does it mean "state complects value and time"?

I'm rewatching Rich Hickey great talk "Simple Made Easy" And around min 35:40 when talking about state, mentions that State complects value and time, but I'm not sure I'm understanding this ...
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HTML5/Canvas Graphics editor and Immutable state (EaselJS and Redux, ngrx/store)

This question is about the architecture approach. How would someone go about creating the immutable state for a graphics editor that would eventually provide an "undo/redo" functionality, considering ...
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When programming in Functional style, do you have a single application state that you weave through the application logic?

How do I construct a system that has all of the following: Using pure functions with immutable objects. Only pass into a function data that the function it needs, no more (i.e. no big application ...
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Isn't functional paradigm too divergent with underlying hardware to be generally efficient?

Inspired by a question from SO: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6623391/how-to-gain-control-of-a-5gb-heap-in-haskell It can be a long debate about FP's numerous advantages and disadvantages, but ...
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