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Is anyone going here this weekend? Agda is one of the most innovative game changers in functional programming and theorem proving, given its unique implementation architecture and capabilities. I'd like to meet you there! π🐫λ #CubicalAgda #Rocq #OCaml #Haskell types2026.cse.chalmers.se
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Ok so the past few days a lot of criticism of indexed inductives in #cubicalagda #agda has been going in and this is just my two cents from a user perspective but I defined (a datatype for lists indexed by the multisets of their elements)[http://partiallyapplied.eu/correct-bialgebraic-sorting/DistrLaw.html#1275] and successfully used it to define intrinsically correct sorting algorithms using bialgebraic semantics.
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Ok so the past few days a lot of criticism of indexed inductives in #cubicalagda #agda has been going in and this is just my two cents from a user perspective but I defined (a datatype for lists indexed by the multisets of their elements)[http://partiallyapplied.eu/correct-bialgebraic-sorting/DistrLaw.html#1275] and successfully used it to define intrinsically correct sorting algorithms using bialgebraic semantics.
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Ok so the past few days a lot of criticism of indexed inductives in #cubicalagda #agda has been going in and this is just my two cents from a user perspective but I defined (a datatype for lists indexed by the multisets of their elements)[http://partiallyapplied.eu/correct-bialgebraic-sorting/DistrLaw.html#1275] and successfully used it to define intrinsically correct sorting algorithms using bialgebraic semantics.
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Ok so the past few days a lot of criticism of indexed inductives in #cubicalagda #agda has been going in and this is just my two cents from a user perspective but I defined (a datatype for lists indexed by the multisets of their elements)[http://partiallyapplied.eu/correct-bialgebraic-sorting/DistrLaw.html#1275] and successfully used it to define intrinsically correct sorting algorithms using bialgebraic semantics.
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Ok so the past few days a lot of criticism of indexed inductives in #cubicalagda #agda has been going in and this is just my two cents from a user perspective but I defined (a datatype for lists indexed by the multisets of their elements)[http://partiallyapplied.eu/correct-bialgebraic-sorting/DistrLaw.html#1275] and successfully used it to define intrinsically correct sorting algorithms using bialgebraic semantics.
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It's time to get started on my master thesis! I don't have a precise topic yet, but I'm thinking of formalising something type-system-y in #agda / #cubicalagda. I haven't worked with cubical Agda or #HoTT yet, so I think I'll dive into it with somethin like 1Lab or the HoTT book to get a rough understanding of the area. Hopefully then I'll be able to formulate a precise topic I like soon. I would also love ideas or tips, by the way :D
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It's time to get started on my master thesis! I don't have a precise topic yet, but I'm thinking of formalising something type-system-y in #agda / #cubicalagda. I haven't worked with cubical Agda or #HoTT yet, so I think I'll dive into it with somethin like 1Lab or the HoTT book to get a rough understanding of the area. Hopefully then I'll be able to formulate a precise topic I like soon. I would also love ideas or tips, by the way :D
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It's time to get started on my master thesis! I don't have a precise topic yet, but I'm thinking of formalising something type-system-y in #agda / #cubicalagda. I haven't worked with cubical Agda or #HoTT yet, so I think I'll dive into it with somethin like 1Lab or the HoTT book to get a rough understanding of the area. Hopefully then I'll be able to formulate a precise topic I like soon. I would also love ideas or tips, by the way :D
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It's time to get started on my master thesis! I don't have a precise topic yet, but I'm thinking of formalising something type-system-y in #agda / #cubicalagda. I haven't worked with cubical Agda or #HoTT yet, so I think I'll dive into it with somethin like 1Lab or the HoTT book to get a rough understanding of the area. Hopefully then I'll be able to formulate a precise topic I like soon. I would also love ideas or tips, by the way :D
