I have no Twitter but I'd like to comment:

Hi Jason,

Apologies for (mis)using github issues as a place for comments (see subject line)

I just read your blogpost: [Quick tip: reusable Array search predicates](https://jasonformat.com/reusable-array-search-predicates). In the past I've achieved a similar effect (in terms of developer experience) by having a function that returns a function eg.
```
const byId = (value) => {
return (element) => {
element.id == value;
}
}

myArray.filter( byId(12) );
```
Of course each time I'm creating a new function for the predicate so I'm not really reusing it but it feels that way (as I say, dev experience...). I wonder if you have any insight into how the two approaches might differ, performance or other-wise.

Thanks for writing your blog, it's always interesting.

Tom

The issue is a comment about the linked blog post, Quick tip: reusable Array search predicates, rather than a repository change. Read that post and the issue context first; there is no named file, test, entry point, or concrete definition of done to guide implementation.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.