`>>` and `*>` are just `flatMap` ignoring...
# arrow
j
>>
and
*>
are just
flatMap
ignoring the argument (or if you don't have monad
ap(ff.map { v -> { _ -> v } }))
not sure about order but I think its right). I don't think we have
*>
but
>>
is called
followedBy
for monads. The type signature you added does not really match either tho, maybe you want something different?