Only in a sense of "non-shared" resources do not influence each other. Trying to clean your kitchen while cooking is not the easiest task to consider. Similarly, not realizing you lack the ingredients to make both breakfast and dinner due to few eggs indicates a shared state between them. More directly, if you do not clean your resources, eventually you will not be able to complete a task.
Of course, I think this is the main appeal of functional in today's world. We have so much computing resources that it often does seem we have unlimited memory and such. Essentially we move from cooking area to cooking area such that someone can clean up after us, and we only carry with us the items we are interested in.
I've never heard of that language. Amusingly, I had toyed in my head with the idea of modeling this language. Seems you pretty much have to have some notion of "dynamic" typing, since the type of a variable changes on calls to it.
Yeah, that is why I put it in quotes. I didn't know what it would be. Apologies for not making that clearer. This is all admittedly way over my head. Very fun to explore, though.
Of course, I think this is the main appeal of functional in today's world. We have so much computing resources that it often does seem we have unlimited memory and such. Essentially we move from cooking area to cooking area such that someone can clean up after us, and we only carry with us the items we are interested in.