> To clarify, ... sure, that's all true and most of that is part of my day-to-day research. But the post I replied to mentioned very specific problems where Pr

> To clarify, ... sure, that's all true and most of that is part of my day-to-day research. But the post I replied to mentioned very specific problems where Prolog could be suitable at first glance but other models of computation / problem statement are usually preferred. But most of those do have implementations that use Prolog-like syntax.