Joel

I have some experience with Clara as well and the Truth Maintenance was useful, but I'm looking at O'Doyle because for my use case I think TM will actually get...

Although I'm not far into using O'Doyle, I'm attracted to the simple `:when` statements. I'm considering parsing the rules to embellish them myself, specifically for fetching the data that is...

That fix gives me the following issue: nREPL server started on port 49391 on host 127.0.0.1 - nrepl://127.0.0.1:49391 ERROR: Unhandled REPL handler exception processing message {:id a479569b-999c-42fc-a808-dc4fc9b993c0, :op clone} java.lang.NullPointerException...

@aredington My takeaway from this is that with virtual threads there is no advantage to marking a node as blocking. Is that correct?

A handler might decide to ignore the error and return a default value, or might collect multiple exceptions and throw them when finished. I'd prefer to centralize that w/o wrapping...

@sovelten Sorry I missed your ask earlier. If I want to know which node in an `env` (specifically the keyword in the map for the node) is responsible for the...

OK, I was thinking of going the latter route as you suggested above (using eval-node). So it sounds clear that doing a reduce operation with `eval-key` is going to be...

@aredington Doesn't it block on `(eval )`? I want whatever parallelism I can get. ```clojure (-> env (eval ) ;