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You might want to check out Grakn ( https://github.com/graknlabs/grakn/ ) - its query language is an implementation of recursive datalog with negation and comes with lazy execution…

The article reminds of the work of Stonebraker and Hellerstein - What Goes Around Comes Around, which gives a description of how the database world goes in cycles (can be found her…

Just a quick remark on graph dbs. Titan which is mentioned in the article as an example of a graph db is dead. Its successor is the Janus graph ( https://github.com/JanusGraph/janu…

One of my favourite principles. We used to refer to it as the law of general laziness.

You might find https://github.com/graknlabs/grakn of interest. Datalog was one of our main sources of inspiration. The query mentioned in this thread (the person named Bob who live…

Backward chaining is goal-driven, it's aimed at answering specific questions where you can prune your search space effectively. This is opposed to data-driven forward chaining wher…

Just to add and clarify: it supports recursion (since a couple releases back) and pattern negation based on set difference (on current master branch, soon to be released).

As I see people mentioning Datalog-related software, I'm gonna throw a pebble into the yard as well - Graql ( https://github.com/graknlabs/grakn ) is a declarative graph-based quer…

in warcraft you could select groups of 4 as far as i remember

You can omit the optional value variable and have: match $x isa person, has firstname 'Titus';

It's an ill-defined question. The correct question should be 'How much can I learn/gain/develop from an extra master's degree". Degrees are just papers, they only matter during CV …