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Archive for April, 2007

Visual DNA

My Visual DNA. (Sorry, the widget can’t be embedded in WordPress.com posts.) Hat tip, Matteo.

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Wandering around the Prolog world, it’s fun (the “shooting rats” or “burning ants” sort of fun, that to some people, including myself, does not mean fun at all) to see not only how implementations differ in basic mechanisms, but also how they differ in little, unfrequently used, details.
What is the result of mod(7, -2) in [...]

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tuProlog 2.1

Slightly less than three months after 2.0.1, tuProlog 2.1 has been released today. This new version contains a speedy parser reworked to a more object-oriented interface, and a revised theory management subsystem. Many other little enhancements and bugfixes are included: a new implementation of disjunction, if-then, and if-then-else to solve problems in the interaction of [...]

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Pick your favorite Prolog book. If you don’t have a favorite Prolog book, just pick a Prolog book you happen to have handy. In the house where I’m living, there are three of them. Then, find the page where the book talks about Prolog goal disjunction. You may skip books where neither the authors nor [...]

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My first comment, over at Simon Willison’s blog, posted by using this WordPress.com blog as my OpenID. And it is about the ISO Prolog standard! Am I becoming too damn boooring?

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