If people don ' t like a caster because of how they talk . That ' s a pretty fair reason <| sep |> Because I ' m fat and ugly '<| sep |> I thought they said there wasn ' t going to be an around the verse this week ? <| sep |> Trump won the EC 290232 with Michigan still up in the air . That ' s not quite a landslide . The Electoral College disenfranchises urban areas . The vote of a person in Wyoming or Alaska has four times as much weight in the Electoral College as someone from California . There are several better voting options than our First Past the Post system , like the ranked choice voting that Maine just passed . Hopefully that goes well and it can spread to the rest of the country . <| sep |> I actually dislike the way map and filter get their arguments one by one here . I mean , even in a functional language like Haskell , where currying and function composition are a thing , and thus where functions only have one argument they still preferred to add sugar so the developer can use functions with multiple arguments , which are just desugared into functions with one argument . Furthermore , the way . map and . filter are destructured adds two extra , mandatory function calls whenever you want to just use the damn function . The ambiguity from the use of the . and function to ' repeat the previous function but with a different name ' seems pretty confusing as well . What this ' library '? does , is just add more clutter without reason . Oh , and why the fk did he only do this for two of his three functions ? Inconsistency ftw or something ? ! Inmutable arr has not mutated , a new Array is returned when resultSomething else that struck me ' Immutable ' is the wrong keyword there , the provided . map function does not handle mutability any different than the official standard ' s . map . The only use case I can see for such functions is one mentioned in the readme as well . The syntax is easy to read , it adds clarity . In that sense , I could see such approaches being useful for newer programmers to get used to new functionality like this , where every part of a function call is separate from the rest to clearly show what that part of the function call does , and how it affects the actual function being called . That said , for this singular use case I find it even weirder why . reduce did not get this same treatment .