𝖋𝖑𝖔𝖗𝖎𝖓 🇨🇦 on Nostr: No. I completely understand, and you should choose whichever approach makes the most ...

No. I completely understand, and you should choose whichever approach makes the most sense to you. Personally, I prefer composing and passing functions rather than “renaming” built-in ones—especially when working in a team or on a shared codebase. If I ever have trouble remembering what a specific Enum.filter does, I’ll simply define a function like this:

def reject(item), do: …
Enum.filter(items, &reject/1)

And I’d use the same strategy for functions like select and others.

(Of course there is Enum.reject/2, but used a “reject” fun here, for brevity)