#DataLog

Gabriel Viso Carreragabriel@fedi.gvisoc.com
2025-05-27

OMG #logseq queries what in the hell is this marvel yahoo answers #DataLog

2025-05-15

@404mediaco
Here is a rebuttal update:

But, in reality, the data OpenAI
does not retain is (1) data that OpenAI’s users elect not to retain, including ChatGPT conversations
users specifically choose to delete; and (2) data that OpenAI agrees not to retain under either its
negotiated agreements or general business terms with its customers. OpenAI commits not to retain
this data for a simple reason: because millions of individuals, businesses, and other organizations
use OpenAI’s services in a way that implicates uniquely private information—including sensitive
personal information, proprietary business data, and internal government documents.

storage.courtlistener.com/reca

#OpenAI #Privacy #DataLog #DataRetention

2025-05-15

Nobody is talking about this anywhere and the media outlets haven’t picked up the story.

@404mediaco Have you seen this yet?

#OpenAI #Privacy #DataLog #DataRetention

Image Description (for blind and visually impaired users):

This is a two-page black-and-white legal document from the United States District Court, Southern District of New York. It’s titled “ORDER” and pertains to the case In re: OpenAI, Inc., Copyright Infringement Litigation, case number 25-md-3143.

The document is formatted in a typical federal court style: plain serif font, left-aligned text, narrow margins, no images or graphics. The first page summarizes a dispute regarding OpenAI’s deletion of user output log data. Judge Ona T. Wang recalls a January 22, 2025, conference where the issue of data preservation was first discussed. OpenAI cited user privacy concerns and global privacy laws as reasons for not preserving all logs.

The second page reveals that OpenAI had not confirmed whether it preserves logs unless legally required. In response, the judge orders OpenAI to preserve and segregate all output log data going forward, including data marked for deletion by users or under privacy laws.

The order is dated May 13, 2025, and signed by Judge Wang. The pages are entirely text, with no visual elements other than standard court formatting and case footers.Image Description (for blind and visually impaired users):

This is a two-page black-and-white legal document from the United States District Court, Southern District of New York. It’s titled “ORDER” and pertains to the case In re: OpenAI, Inc., Copyright Infringement Litigation, case number 25-md-3143.

The document is formatted in a typical federal court style: plain serif font, left-aligned text, narrow margins, no images or graphics. The first page summarizes a dispute regarding OpenAI’s deletion of user output log data. Judge Ona T. Wang recalls a January 22, 2025, conference where the issue of data preservation was first discussed. OpenAI cited user privacy concerns and global privacy laws as reasons for not preserving all logs.

The second page reveals that OpenAI had not confirmed whether it preserves logs unless legally required. In response, the judge orders OpenAI to preserve and segregate all output log data going forward, including data marked for deletion by users or under privacy laws.

The order is dated May 13, 2025, and signed by Judge Wang. The pages are entirely text, with no visual elements other than standard court formatting and case footers.
Jan :rust: :ferris:janriemer@floss.social
2025-04-24
2025-04-22

The inverse method is a good fit for Datalog theorem proving. ~ Philip Zucker. philipzucker.com/inverse_metho #Datalog #Logic

Philip Zuckersandmouth@types.pl
2025-04-21

[New Blog Post] The Inverse Method is a Good Fit for Datalog Theorem Proving #datalog #logic philipzucker.com/inverse_metho

N-gated Hacker Newsngate
2025-03-22

🥸 Ah, , the language of choice for those who can't decide between symbols and neurons, as if needed more seasoning. 🧂 Just what we needed: another "revolutionary" tool, based on , to baffle even the most dedicated programmers. ⚠️ Perfect for when you want your Python code to be even less comprehensible. 🐍
scallop-lang.org/

2025-03-18

Teaching logic programming: a review. ~ Serhiy O. Semerikov, Iryna S. Mintii, Natalia V. Moiseienko. acnsci.org/journal/index.php/c #LogicProgramming #Prolog #ASP #CLP #Datalog

Felix 🇺🇦🚴‍♂️🇨🇦🇬🇱🇩🇰🇲🇽🇵🇦 🇪🇺leobm@norden.social
2025-01-18

The #Dusa Programming Language
Dusa is a logic programming language designed by Rob Simmons and Chris Martens, the first implementation of finite-choice logic programming. #datalog #logicprogramming #graphs #prolog #programminglanguages

dusa.rocks/docs/introductions/

2024, was a year of #datalog and #prolog and just a bit of hashtag#rust
I love to learn languages. I have few options this year
I more and more see a need for system languages to make hashtag#edgeai a reality, but I also see Python everywhere
- renew my hashtag#python. I see that language has gone far in the last years
- renew and learn modern #C
- #zig
- #gleam
I also fell in love with #ocaml but still haven't found a paid job for it
What is on your list?

Idea of #propertygraph on top of #rdf is interesting. It is marry 2 big camps and give more tools and power . #terminusdb go even forward and add more user friendly document based interface for #linkeddata on top of #jsonld that could be translated to #rdf. Unfortunately we still has no tools for #edge and on user device . I see that terminus #hdt store and effective #datalog engine improvemented in #rust give a hope

2024-12-18

How cool to discover happy #mangle #datalog users! It is used in a schema analysis tool that is described here: techblog.citystoragesystems.co

2011-02-10
2010-06-22

John Sowa's presentation about Integrating Semantic Systems: http://www.jfsowa.com/talks/iss.pdf . #rdf #semweb #linkeddata #prolog #datalog

J3RN :emacs: :haskell:j3rn@fosstodon.org
2024-08-16

Anyone have a favorite #datalog implementation they prefer? I've been messing with Soufflé a bit. I couldn't figure out how to work with Mangle.

Lawrence Pritchard Waterhouselpwaterhouse@ioc.exchange
2024-06-10

@jalcine #biscuit (an evolution of #macaroon, so more geared towards #capabilities) uses #Datalog to express complex conditions. Might be worth a look. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datalog github.com/biscuit-auth/biscui

volodymyrpavlyshyn.medium.com/

#cozodb is a #relational database with a #vectorsearch and #graph capability super changed by #datalog and another power it is embeddable and device friendly

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