In the case of SHACL, these specific patterns of declarative code errors get a step further and are more challenging to detect since there are dependencies on logic and identities outside the local file and the SHACL specs.

Declarative code errors tend to be semantic illusions -- they mirror the user’s intent linguistically but diverge logically. Procedural errors, instead, are often syntactic or structural.

Have you tested ViWoods AI Paper?
I wonder how it is vs Onyx Boox.

Thanks for reading it.

Yet, reading your comment, I wonder if you've read it carefully.

Work-life balance is NOT to have time to cook a meal every day, or 1 hour for sport or see your kids. Work-life thinking is what makes these three things less likely.

And guarantees not living WHILE you work