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yes! so many times I reach for Prolog because it's a perfect fit for a problem. like modeling constraints, or generating a plan, or working out a type system. i
by sterlind 3y ago
yes! so many times I reach for Prolog because it's a perfect fit for a problem. like modeling constraints, or generating a plan, or working out a type system. it's relatively easy to switch between functional and imperative styles, but replacing Prolog requires writing heavy algorithms.