> For fun mostly but it can be useful too: it can find neat solutions I couldn't think of and I may decide to use it. Of course it gives also crazy stuff like `

> For fun mostly but it can be useful too: it can find neat solutions I couldn't think of and I may decide to use it. Of course it gives also crazy stuff like `(((.) . (,)) .)` that I will never put in a program because I don't understand or it's just worse than the original input. If it is purely an intellectual exercise, to see how else the code could theoretically be written, then I totally see the point. (I am a mathematician, after all!) On the other hand, if it is code that you actually use in production, then surely the old dictum that I will misquote, for want of looking it up, as "if you write the cleverest code possible, then you are not clever enough to debug it", applies all the more so to say "if you aren't clever enough to write your own code, then you certainly aren't clever enough to debug it"! (Not you personally, I mean; just a comment on programmer-facing auto-generated code.)