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Faster and smaller alternative to Ramda
R.allPass is returning false for this case ``` var plusEq = function(w, x, y, z) {return w + x === y + z; }; console.log(R.allPass([plusEq])(3,3,3,3)) ``` output: `false`
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Rambda:  Ramda:  Also applies to mergeRight, mergeLeft, and mergeDeepLeft
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Hi and thanks for the lib! While replacing lodash with rambda I found that webpack optimizations cannot be performed due to top-level variables. Basically, webpack treats variable definitions, such as...
