In your examples, you put a let around the reads from timeouts.
(let [_ (a/<! (a/timeout 1000))] ... )
As far as i know, that is not neccessary. So your first example could be:
(defn delayed-hello-world-handler
[req]
(d/->deferred
(a/go
(a/<! (a/timeout 1000))
(hello-world-handler req))))
Would that not work?
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