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If you want to write productive code, yes you are wrong.
by nickik 13y ago
If you want to write productive code, yes you are wrong.
- darksaints 13y agoConstraint Logic Programming is extremely productive in logistics planning problems which are NP-Complete/Hard. Even SWI-Prolog, which is hardly the fastest implementation out there, is faster than the fastest IP solvers I have found (Gurobi and CPLEX). Of course, if you want to coerce the word "productivity" to mean "making boring CRUD webapps quickly", you have a point.
- nickik 13y agoWhen you say Prolog, I think of the standard without CLP. Also if you want to do anything other then solving logical problem you will be better served with clojure/core.logic or anouther 'mainstream' language with a good logic implmentation.