Great article. One question:

> There’s one final use for the splat ( * ); when overriding methods in a subclass and calling super. If it turns out you don’t need the arguments to the method for whatever additional behaviour you’re adding, you can accept all arguments with a bare splat, then a bare super passes all arguments to super.

I thought that was the default behavior of super. Isn't it the case that a bare super by default passes all the method's original arguments? I know this has bit me in the past where I've been forced to call `super()` with empty parentheses explicitly to prevent this behavior.