Scott Sauyet

@ivenmarquardt >@CrossEye Between no types at all and, for instance, enforcing types through a compile step there is the possibility of relying on policies. One of these policies is that...

@dmitriz: > Are there still concerns to go ahead with it? I'm all for a PR on this. Are you interested in creating one?

@ivenmarquardt: > [Referential transparency] and immutability are also "policies" of Ramda, because native JS lacks both features. So saying that Objects should only be treated as namespaces and records is...

@dmitriz: A proposed implementation is only the start of a PR....

I really wish we'd never done anything to support negative indices. I think they end up a useful convenience that makes too little logical sense.

@Bradcomp: This has been bouncing around far too much. The reason for those changes was a drastic performance improvement. But now there is one more thing to worry about. How...

There has been a great deal of churn regarding how `prop` and `path` are related. You may be right that this was the most recent change to this behavior. But...

I think we should. If you want to take a swing at it, feel free. But do read through the issues related to its history.

@jvdneste: Yes, and thank you for adding that note.

You can customize `map` without knowing about FL. This ordering is very much intentional. `fantasyland/map` is something very unlikely to be included by accident. If you include that, you presumably...