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In case Twitter does implode I'm @amy@types.pl! Follow me there for Agda, category theory, and — for a limited time only — trying to figure out British rail services
Amélia Liao 🪄🧊 retweeted
btw these large scary math symbols are just dependent types
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Listening to graninas will never be a worthy industry practice. 🚷
His takes become obsolete much faster than he can actually post them. 🚮
His so-called "books" are just a questionable tactic to squeeze money out of the industry.🧑🔧🔫🕵️
You know why. ⬇️
PLANT THE TOMATOS WHERE?
I have no idea how to search for this but has anyone else encountered this bizzare issue where firefox ui popups on macOS just. get stuck there. and you can't click away from them. this is troubleshooting mode so definitely not an extension
Amélia Liao 🪄🧊 retweeted
Slides from today's talk on unfolding in implementations of type theory: jozefg.github.io/papers/2023…
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The answer is no!
First, note that sSet = [Δᵒᵖ, Set] is a topos, and thus has a subobject classifier ω : 1 → Ω.
It is easy to check that 1 (the terminal object) is a quasicategory – maps to 1 extend uniquely along any morphism.
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Let sSet be the category of simplicial sets, and let qcat be the category of small quasicategories (the full subcategory of sSet spanned by those simplicial sets satisfying the inner horn filler condition).
Is qcat a reflective subcategory of sSet?
37%Yes
19%No
44%Idk / show results
62 votes • Final results Amélia Liao 🪄🧊 retweeted
Não há maior manifestação do descontentamento do homem com o mundo no qual foi cruelmente lançado que a existência do FIAMBRE (a.k.a. apresuntado). O negócio é literalmente um bloco de PORCO EMULSIFICADO. Um monumento à subversão da ordem natural das coisas.
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Twitter's bug bounty program has a new category: "Recommendation Algorithm Manipulation"
Since a working proof-of-concept is required, this tweet is mine.
Please help me demonstrate the "ask nicely" exploit, by engaging with this tweet.
Amélia Liao 🪄🧊 retweeted
Important question, whose answer tells you a lot about someone : Imagine you had the opportunity to have a drink with any scientist from history, living or dead. Which drink would you choose?
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you ever not want to check some coherence conditions so bad you start getting real philosophical about the nature of proof?




















