Re:Prolog at Work
by dragonwriter on Saturday December 31, 2022 @01:08PM
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> Hm, I wouldn’t say that conformance to ISO makes a Prolog more “interesting”. More useful in certain kinds of applications like the ones you point out, sure.
“Interesting” is inherently subjective, and relative specifically to the interests of some specific entity or group. When the Austrian Federal Computing Centre says something is “interesting”, it is shaped by the needs and constraints of the Austrian Federal Computing Centre.
What is interesting to you may be different, because you probably have different interests than the Austrian Federal Computing Centre.
“Interesting” is inherently subjective, and relative specifically to the interests of some specific entity or group. When the Austrian Federal Computing Centre says something is “interesting”, it is shaped by the needs and constraints of the Austrian Federal Computing Centre.
What is interesting to you may be different, because you probably have different interests than the Austrian Federal Computing Centre.