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Snarky aside: you can also install a real Prolog (e.g. SWI Prolog) and run that in an Emacs session, and will be more performant and expressive than anything yo
by sqrt17 8y ago
Snarky aside: you can also install a real Prolog (e.g. SWI Prolog) and run that in an Emacs session, and will be more performant and expressive than anything you would build on top of Emacs Lisp
- carlob 8y agoTo be fair I always thought MiniKanren was supposed to be more of a tutorial than a full fledged prolog. I once tried my hand at 'porting' it to Mathematica: it's been mostly an exercise in adapting the semantics rather than the syntax.
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