A fun project for generating random Stack Overflow questions with a neural net: https://stackroboflow.com/about/index.html
It's also fascinating to read that the author was unable to predict question popularity, even by manual examination.
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tap> is an elegant Clojure debugging feature: it passes the argument to any functions registered with add-tap.
You might set up a custom printer for your data type, or save values for later examination, and you can easily disable the tap too.
I would love a tool that persisted and indexed shell sessions, for later examination or searching. (Go back to paper teletypes?)
