Jesse Warden

Awesome, that's what I was hoping you'd say, thanks! As for `new`, how do I not use that without resorting to libraries or comments? I tried to figure out how...

Further investigation reveals it could be the Kafka client class is just really large, and you get a `RangeError: Maximum call stack size exceeded` if you dig into the `objectToKeyValuePairs`...

Heh, a quick hack/workaround is to provide your own `toString`function: ```javascript that = Result.Ok({a: a, toString: () => 'sup'}) ```

Still reading the code, so bear with me; for Node could we fall back to [inspect](https://nodejs.org/api/util.html#util_util_inspect_object_options) which has depth, else have a custom browser one that handles depth? I haven't...

- Having `foo` become a noop and not return a value feels super impure, implying it has side effects each time you call it. - I like the `apply` concept...

Naw, this part: ```javascript foo = TNG(foo); foo(); // ..nothing.. foo(); // ..nothing.. foo(); // ..nothing.. ``` That should be a ... thing... I don't know what, but if it's...

Oh it's not lazy? Cool, yes, `effects` much better then. I'd prefer a verb, but that's `affect` which is a `canOfWorms` lol

All the `fp` zealots yell about Promises and others being eager by default and write pages about why it's bad and I get it, but when you ask why should...

I put this on line 206 of SoundcloudDelegate, but not sure ramifications; only works for GET vars I think: // [jwarden 10.2.2010] var varsString:String = pureRequestParams.toString(); ``` if(varsString.length > 0)...

Same results as @pensierinmusica and @s-devaney. Imports work, but inline templates do not work in Polymer 1.1.