A happy medium IMO is to give the function resulting from `partial` or `comp` a name in a let binding. If it takes one arg, great; if it doesn't then the #() f

A happy medium IMO is to give the function resulting from `partial` or `comp` a name in a let binding. If it takes one arg, great; if it doesn't then the #() form with the named fn inside still a little shorter & easier to parse. This is inline with the other advice that brevity isn't the main virtue for readability.