I'm on the faculty at Boston University in the computer science department, where I teach software engineering, intro courses, and application architecture and development. Also a bit of a Deadhead.
Even in Haskell, _ is a bad idea :) Think about the poor intern trying to learn the language while debugging your code. (And it isn't just Haskell...I did a lot of Perl back in the day, which at it best can look like line noise).
BTW since you are a fan of Haskell, I ran across this article the other day that you might enjoy, describing how to structure JS function with Haskell-styl currying.
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Even in Haskell, _ is a bad idea :) Think about the poor intern trying to learn the language while debugging your code. (And it isn't just Haskell...I did a lot of Perl back in the day, which at it best can look like line noise).
BTW since you are a fan of Haskell, I ran across this article the other day that you might enjoy, describing how to structure JS function with Haskell-styl currying.