Nitpick for the title: "go" should probably be edited to clarify it refers to the "Go programming language".
Seeing "go bot" and "Prolog" in the title made me think this article would discuss logic programming and Go (the board game). Instead, the article discusses a way to construct a sort of IRC bot.
I was about to make the same comment. We've got quite a funny amount of term overloading in the title. I was trying to remember if "ichiban" was the name of a common component of something baduk-tech related.
The links to "The Power of Prolog" are broken, the correct URL is https://metalevel.at/prolog
Nitpick for the title: "go" should probably be edited to clarify it refers to the "Go programming language".
Seeing "go bot" and "Prolog" in the title made me think this article would discuss logic programming and Go (the board game). Instead, the article discusses a way to construct a sort of IRC bot.
I was about to make the same comment. We've got quite a funny amount of term overloading in the title. I was trying to remember if "ichiban" was the name of a common component of something baduk-tech related.
"Go bot" made me think of the old toy line and wonder if someone made a motorized one.