Craving simplicity, finding it nowhere. 
This tweet is so incredibly relevant today with the announcement of Yarn 2 using Prolog, a language from 1972.https://twitter.com/iamdevloper/status/1218939581103472640 …
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Just to be clear: I adore Prolog, but in small doses. I'm not up-to-date but I'm pretty sure a lot has happened in logic programming since the 70s.
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I briefly learned Prolog in school. I recognized it when I started looking into Erlang. Only later I learned that it was first was based on Prolog. Never got comfortable with it though. Turns out, I was more attached to Pascal, hence why I felt more comfortable with Go.
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Honestly it still bends my mind that erlang was implemented in Prolog.
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sometimes I can't believe you are younger than me. But I guess you are nerd age older than me.
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My inner 70 year-old is stronk
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Seems fine to use a technology if it fits the design space, even if it's old. Prolog sounds perfectly reasonable for defining arbitrary constraints.
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The only other logic language I've encountered is ASP, and I don't want to see that in JS tooling, as cool as it ishttps://hoten.cc/blog/a-gentle-introduction-to-asp/ …
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Not all that logic is a good move. Some features of some languages or version of those languages should have been put down way before they were implemented... Not pointing any fingers, we all do mistakes.
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Such as?
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