"we assume the patches of the set to be partially guilty until proven innocent" http://t.co/CjsHTpTlit
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The Futamura projections are really cool: partially applying an interpreter gives you a compiler!
I'm not really sure what this enables though. You'd get a pretty poor compiler.
Is this idea used much? I've occasionally heard it referenced for RPython.
Another neat OCaml feature: the type of a partially applied printf call reflects the format string used! Not many statically typed languages have this property.
TIL about -cut, a really neat macro in dash.el for partially applying functions using placeholders:
