Chet Corcos

@thenikso please let me know when you figure it out!

When looking for examples, @DrBoolean did a great job explaining some real world use cases in [his egghead series](https://egghead.io/courses/professor-frisby-introduces-function-composition)

Ah, this is it: https://tldr.sh/

``` [ { "string": "Add Google Drive", "score": 5, "index": 9, "original": { "name": "Add Google Drive", } }, { "string": "Add Divider", "score": 5, "index": 13, "original": { "name":...

oh interesting: 

For those interested in an immediate solution: https://github.com/Level/mem/pull/50

Hmm. This "-r" trick isnt working for me. Unfortunately, I have no idea where to find the cli args documentation either... :/

Lots of good things mentioned here. I think it would make sense if we can distinguish based on **infix operators**. The problem is subtract, gt, concat, etc. are typically associated...

I actually really like how hyperapp works -- its very similar: https://github.com/hyperapp/hyperapp

If you're trying to go the declarative, pure functional approach, I think the best way to handle side-effects is the same way you handle rendering. This is how Elm 0.17...