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Call Notes (Tensor G4 and newer; with 12+ GB RAM): You can enable this in the dialer app by going to Settings Call Notes and making sure the toggle is on. This doesn't activate every time you're on a call. Rather, you have to tap the More button when you're on a call and tap Call Notes to start it. It more or less records the conversation (it notifies the other person that the call is being recorded), and at the end, it'll give you a summary of important points from the call right in the call history log, such as price quotes, phone numbers, or addresses. Sometimes it gets information wrong, as the accuracy of the transcription depends on the call quality, but you can play back the entire recording yourself to double-check.
I’ve focussed mostly on how effects relate back to exceptions and async code, since those are control-flow constructs that I (and probably you) are most familiar with. I haven’t given much thought to what it would be like to write code where all I/O is handled through effects. If you had to annotate every single function and function call that you wanted to do I/O, I imagine that would get really tedious. If the language had good type inference on the required effects, then it might not be so bad.
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