We've been using Prolog in one of my classes this semester. It's pretty neat!
So far, our assignments have been writing evaluators and a super-shitty compiler for Little Languages represented as Prolog lists -- essentially S-expressions.
It's amazing how much one can do with three or four lines of code!
Artificial Intelligence has already been achieved, they're called humans.
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Anonymous2013-03-15 9:52
http://www.nothingisreal.com/mentifex_faq.html In a nutshell, Murray believes that the mind contains at its foundation a two-dimensional matrix where the columns represent senses (smell, touch, taste, etc.) and the rows represent time. As time passes, the brain stores the sensory input it receives in successive rows of this matrix. Thus each row constitutes the aggregate sensory memory at a particular moment in time. Running through each time-slice row of the matrix, across the sensory columns, is an “associative tag” leading to the core of the mind. The core is like a telephone switchboard which joins the sensory input matrix to a motor output matrix, where each row of the latter represents some combination of motor responses necessary to carry out a given action. Thus any given row of the sensory column is a stimulus which is linked by the core to a particular response.
So basically, Murray invented a Relational Database? Why so much fuzz about it?
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Anonymous2013-03-15 10:01
My opinion: Arthur T. Murray is a talented and aspiring person, who, given a good education and environment, could had became a great scientist or a sci-fi artist. But all university positions are already taken by Jews and no goy is allowed to MIT, so Murray was left behind and became a crank. Thank you, Jews.
It's very different from other languages I've learned, but I'm really starting to see its power as I get more familiar with it.
Does a Smug Prolog Froggie rank above a Lisp Weenie?
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Alexander Dubček2013-03-18 1:48
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Anonymous2013-03-18 3:04
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It depends on how well they are able to apply lisp and prolog. A bilingual lisper-prologer will outrank both, with the test being writing a prolog in lisp and writing a non deterministic lisp evaluator in prolog.