I'm not sure how I feel about languages with auto currying.
Upside: Partial application is easy.
Downside: It's common to miss a parameter when refactoring, and errors can be unclear.
Upside: You can be generic on functions: a -> b.
Downside: An a -> b isn't very useful.
Stack Overflow is changing the wording of some of its close messages. For example, "unclear what you're asking" is now "needs detail or clarity".
https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/337013/new-post-notices-rollout-on-stack-overflow
Definitely seems like a positive step.
What do you choose for your URL structure when building a website, and why?
For example, consider a wiki. Would you do /PageName (short but name clashes), /page/PageName (verbose, clear) or /p/PageName (no clashes, but unclear)?