domenico_c

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   by domenico_c 9y ago

   Someone from my team replied. Thanks for taking the time to start the discussion on the comparison, we have a few people with a computational logic background here and we plan to publish a blog post on the topic soon!
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   by domenico_c 9y ago

   You could use a subset of Prolog to query Grakn. The language itself is not what motivates the development of Grakn, it's rather a tool that fits the model more naturally.
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   by domenico_c 9y ago

   Grakn developer here. That's interesting, do you have any particular graph database in mind? Grakn runs fine on a single machine. One of the core architectural points is that the engine should not be too tightly bound to the storage la
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   by domenico_c 9y ago

   In my opinion there are mainly three reasons why Prolog is not popular. The reason is that declarative languages in general are not as immediate as imperative languages. Nothing intrinsic about declarative languages themselves, this has to