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by Spivak
461 days ago
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It's not? How could that possibly work when the lambda could throw and it could throw on the nth invocation and your stack trace has to be correct? If I run this in the JS console I get two anonymous stack frames. The first being the console itself. [1, 2, 3].filter(x => [][0]())
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