[hardwaresofton]

This project looks great. I think it's a great example of finding one thing to do well, and doing it well (though of course, there are the other competitors you will have to catch up to, like SUTime, etc).

I also like that this project was attempted by the layman (no offense intended). I feel that a lot of academic projects have this "if you haven't been studying ngrams for 20 years don't bother" feel to them, and people don't seek to deeply understand, instead of just handwaving "somebody smart thought of this". That kind of thinking reduces new thought in a given field.

Will be using the library in my personal projects for sure, extra points for using Clojure (in my book), as I've been recently learning about it and getting into it.