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indeed, a LOT of problems boil down to satifiability problems that are super easily expressed in PROLOG. I was recently musing about some of the problems with
by paulmd 4y ago
indeed, a LOT of problems boil down to satifiability problems that are super easily expressed in PROLOG. I was recently musing about some of the problems with "automated" ffmpeg processing of obscure files (things like realvideo, etc), because there are a lot of edge cases in terms of filters that can't work on X color space or whatever, and the obvious solution that presented itself was a prolog rules/knowledge base that "understands" the conversion process and finds appropriate filters to put together a chain between some arbitrary input and output tuples.