Re:Ask HN: Production Prolog in 2020?
by OJFord on Tuesday May 19, 2020 @12:33PM
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I want to agree with you, but I also want to agree with the hypothetical rebuttal GP is making in my mind:
> Yes, they do have engines similar to those found in planes, cars, etc. and so do humans - fuel goes in, chemistry happens, and energy is provided for physical movement in the form of rotation, flapping, or one foot in front of the other.
Idk who I agree with, I suppose it's a fairly pointless exercise in 'how similar constitutes 'similar'' all the way down.
> Yes, they do have engines similar to those found in planes, cars, etc. and so do humans - fuel goes in, chemistry happens, and energy is provided for physical movement in the form of rotation, flapping, or one foot in front of the other.
Idk who I agree with, I suppose it's a fairly pointless exercise in 'how similar constitutes 'similar'' all the way down.