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It automatically stops at 3 in the interests of not exploding your computer (I found that expanding all the way to 6 would cause my laptop's fan to kick on as it moved hundreds of nodes around). You can keep expanding by clicking the button in the top left. (Click cancel if it's stuck).

Thanks! Haskell's had a special place in my heart for a few years, but I only ever used it in toy contexts (stuff like project euler). I wanted to do something a little more practical with it to see how it held up.

Big thanks to Miëtek Bak for his work on Haskell on Heroku (https://haskellonheroku.com/) and halcyon.sh. I don't know if I could have figured out deploying to heroku without it.