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I don’t think this is essential, after all, you can do
inRange(__, max)
.Ramda actually treats it as an error.
You could look at it like this:
If I’m trying to check if a value is in the range of
n
toNumber.POSITIVE_INFINITY
I’m effectively doingR.flip(R.gt(n))
so I should use that instead. However I’m not sure if that is a good enough argument.