At the moment she typed “swipl” I was expecting her to implement a process calculus and a whole chunk of Erlang in it. Kanren was a pleasant surprise. :)
“Unifying” ? It’s going to be prolog isn’t it…checks. Yes, it’s Prolog. Awesome :) It’s not going to stay Prolog for very long though, if previous Aphyr works are anything to go by…
At the moment she typed “swipl” I was expecting her to implement a process calculus and a whole chunk of Erlang in it. Kanren was a pleasant surprise. :)
ok so this is the andreka he’s talking about: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hajnal_Andr%C3%A9ka
but I googled looking for her and found: https://andreika.com/
so maybe it’s both?
“Unifying” ? It’s going to be prolog isn’t it…checks. Yes, it’s Prolog. Awesome :) It’s not going to stay Prolog for very long though, if previous Aphyr works are anything to go by…
“The Church. The lambda calculus. The gay agenda.” :)
So. µKanren … in Lisp …. in Prolog. All in, what? 250 lines of code? (Not counting the problem solution.) Bravo!
Have suggested the art tag.