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I don't think so. (Mind that I'm not an expert, though.) If you type help
, it tells you that the syntax demands a variable after the lambda keyword. Also, what would you do with such a closure? You create lambda abstractions in order to apply them. You can't apply an abstraction that takes no arguments. Of course, you can create a closure that throws its argument away and returns the value it closes over.
Does anyone know where to change the spelling to ‘automatic’ in Slack? It doesn’t seem to work anymore after upgrading the Mac app.