Ah okay, I think I see your point. The currying example was intentionally Lisp-inspired. I didn't mention this, but I've also just started to program in Clojure

Ah okay, I think I see your point. The currying example was intentionally Lisp-inspired. I didn't mention this, but I've also just started to program in Clojure--though not for work. As I say, I wouldn't use that last technique in my actual code. It just shows how powerful the language actually is. I think my normal code falls in line with the standard Ruby paradigms, but with a functional twist. And yes, list comprehensions are fantastic. :)