> mapWith is the self-curried right partial application of the map function. If that seems like gobbledegook to you, it's because I'm using jargon. Reginald sa

> mapWith is the self-curried right partial application of the map function. If that seems like gobbledegook to you, it's because I'm using jargon. Reginald say "jargon" as if he's proud of it, but for this example, the more pejorative meaning seems appropriate. Why not just say "curried map"? I was under the impression that's why the lambda is the first argument.