I learned Prolog in university and it was instructive. But has anyone ever professionally used it?
I learned Prolog in university and it was instructive. But has anyone ever professionally used it?
doesn’t this definition lack a recursive case to ensure that the mother is either Eve or a descendent of Eve
We don’t see the definition of mother
. It might already encode that Y is a person.
And there should probably be a father case in there as well?
While every person does also have a father, it’s completely redundant, since being a person can fully be described by [Edit: being having] a mother (or being Adam or Eve).
I didn’t know what XCode was, so I read the first three words of its Wikipedia article.
Xcode is Apple’s
And suddenly, all surprise vanished.
I’m not a super-savvy user. Can someone explain to me why I should care about X vs Wayland? Everything seems to work with X, and as I’ve just read, many programs don’t support Wayland. So will this transition just lead to lots of broken software once someone decides they won’t ship with X by default anymore?
- Built-in Local AI Assistant
Yess, because if I’ve learned one thing in the past year, then it’s that users love AI being shoved into everything!
Why stop at an AI assistant? Build AI into the kernel, I say! Let AI handle system calls, so everyone can be a low-level programmer! The kernel will just guess what your intentions were!
Thanks for catching that. I fixed my comment.