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I think he meant to write "Prologue" instead of "PROLOG". I spent a few minutes excitedly trying to figure out how one of my favourite declarative programming
by tpoacher 1y ago
I think he meant to write "Prologue" instead of "PROLOG".
I spent a few minutes excitedly trying to figure out how one of my favourite declarative programming languages was used to solve modern robotic sensing problems, only to realise it was probably just a misspelling ... :(
- bananaflag 1y agoYeah, he also immediately starts talking about GOFAI, to further confuse the Enemy...
- DonHopkins 1y agoQ: How many Prolog programmers does it take to change a lightbulb? A: False.