Scott Sauyet

@Fi3: If you want only a shallow clone, then [you can use `merge({})`](https://goo.gl/TYKPbV). ```js clone(obj); // takes ~650ms on an ancient machine merge({}, obj); // takes ~5ms on that machine...

We're certainly open to PRs designed to speed this up. I think lodash's `cloneDeep` has similar functionality, so we could look to its implementation for inspiration. But I don't recall...

This is great to hear! This performance has always been a bit of a bane. However, until we hit 1.0 (which hasn't entirely stalled but has again slowed down), we're...

@romgrk: Well, maybe [not entirely][rb] a drop-in replacement: > Click to see the full list of 89 Ramda methods not implemented in Rambda :wink: [rb]: https://github.com/selfrefactor/rambda#-missing-ramda-methods

@verdy-p: That's interesting stuff, but as far as I can tell, you're talking about Lua and PHP. Is this related to Ramda, or to the slow-clone issue under discussion here?

@verdy-p: I'm afraid that these messages are out of place. You're posting them on the discussion of an issue users have raised for Ramda.

Absolutely! We have several translations already, and we can add a link to yours. We do not have a process for synchronizing them, and making sure the latest changes make...

Feel free to create a PR. I'm looking at large changes for after 1.0 that would definitely include something like this.

@evan-king: Sorry, I somehow missed this when it was posted, and only noticed it now when trying to do some cleanup. I wish we hadn't ever included any version of...

@Ginden: Do you have any suggestions about what it would take to offer this support? I know next to nothing about the intricacies of this.