September 2017
— Then when true comes out of your callback, it saves that path as an array of accessors
true
After the whole object was traversed, it goes through the saved paths and reconstructs them in a clone
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((x, i) => x(x, i))((x, i) => (console.log("Hi"), i < 10 && x(x, i + 1)), 0)
— This is what I made today
— My *attempt* at doing something useful with Y-combinator
— What's it do?
— Prints 11 times though
— Loops
— Recursive?
— Yes
— Recursion without definition
— Ohh I see, short circuiting there