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It all depends on your goals. If your goal is just to get something reasonable working fast, then of course use the Python code via its APIs. If you are already highly proficient in Clojure and wish to use it to hack on the underlying systems, or if your goal is more experimental on the AI side — to better learn the underlying techniques and structures — it is perfectly valid to rebuild everything in pure Clojure, if you have the time and resources to be able to do so.
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