figlet VS precautionary

Figlet: makes big text with ascii art. http://www.figlet.org/

Need to change font, size, italics? - Not a problem. The tool knows how to do this simply with argulet.

figlet is the classic tool to generate these, toilet is a slightly more modern reimplementation with some added features (like color)

http://www.figlet.org/

I love this and I'm going to use it for fancy comments in code and in the browser console. It'd be really cool if you could integrate something like http://www.figlet.org/ for inserting ASCII text art.

I wish I had known about this tool when I building this little browser game https://replit.com/@aMoniker/Gush because all the levels & game objects are generated from multiline strings of ascii symbols, and it just took too long to do manually.

Tip: use figlet next time.

Terminal programs: Neofetch (Top left), Figlet (Top right), Ranger (Bottom left), Neovim (Bottom right)

after loaded https://github.com/dcnorris/precautionary/blob/main/exec/prolog/dsl.pl

One of the most interesting applications of Prolog I have seen in the recent past is the formalization of dose finding trials that occur in clinical oncology. In particular, David C. Norris has implemented a Prolog formulation of the Cumulative Cohort Design (CCD) as part of his precautionary package:

https://github.com/dcnorris/precautionary/blob/main/exec/pro...

This formulation can be used to exhaustively enumerate all possible arising cases, and also complete partially given information. It is possible to ask interesting questions about the trial as a whole, such as whether specific cases can arise. In this sense, the formulation truly serves as a declarative specification of trial designs that are otherwise stated only comparatively informally in the medical literature, and even subject to divergent interpretations.