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Note: this is NOT about concurrency. This is about the thread macro. I know that -> puts the object at the 2nd position and ->> puts the argument at the last position. Now, I'm curious, much like the short hand notation of #( ... % ) for functions, is there a short hand notation for threads that lets me place the argument at arbitrary location? The goal would be that instead of having a fixed location for the thread to run through ... I can write arbitrary forms, and insert %% at special places, and the %% is where the thread gets inserted. Thanks!
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