Thanks! Luke from TerminusDB here. We think a graph is the best way to approach a graphy problem! We like Prolog for Querying, constraint checking and user int

Thanks! Luke from TerminusDB here. We think a graph is the best way to approach a graphy problem! We like Prolog for Querying, constraint checking and user interaction. Rust is great for low-level data manipulation. Prolog is a superpower - very simple but very powerful, but quite far removed from the hardware and uses abstractions not under our control so not good at nitty-gritty bit manipulation. We like Rust as a low-level memory-safe language (and it has a great community). Much more background on why we made those choices: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22867767 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22867767