NaΓ―m Camille Favier π
ncf@types.pl
<p>PhD student at Chalmers interested in univalent foundations, category theory and music.</p><p>Fuck genAI and everything it represents.</p>
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i am not a mathematician or a computer scientist, i'm a linguist. it just so happens that i study the languages with which people express precise arguments and computations.
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I had a pretty fucking cool dad.
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A self-referential self-referential statement about self-referential statements: I can make statements about myself, like this one.
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Is there a name in category theory for the following situation? Two categories A and U with functors i : A β U and r : U β A such that for all X : U, irX retracts onto X (maybe naturally in X?). Like a "retraction up to retraction" or something. I ask because the type theoretic version of that where A : U are nested universes is enough to set up Russell's paradox (well known).
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catfishing.net #677 - 8/10 π πππππ πππππ
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ND5dk1JnMhE
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this list escalates so quickly https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copenhagenization
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NausicaΓ€ of the Valley of the Wind (1984), in addition to being the greatest work of art ever made, contains a remarkably current (if not very subtle) metaphor for AI (hint: it is not the Sea of Decay).
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Constructive order theory puzzle! Prove that every strong total order is decidable (and conversely every decidable total order is strong), with the following definitions: A partial order is a binary relation that is reflexive, transitive and antisymmetric.A total order is a partial order in which β x y. β₯ (x β€ y) + (y β€ x) β₯.A strong total order is a partial order in which β₯ β x y. (x β€ y) + (y β€ x) β₯ (hence a total order).An order is decidable if β x y. (x β€ y) + Β¬(x β€ y).
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IMAGINE, IF YOU WILL, A PERSON WHO HAS BUILT HIS IDENTITY AND CAREER ON HIS LOVE AND KNOWLEDGE OF LOGIC; WHO HAS SPENT YEARS AND CONSIDERABLE MONEY STUDYING LOGIC; WHO HAS GRADUATED WITH A DEGREE IN LOGIC; WHO PERHAPS TEACHES LOGIC TO CHILDREN OR EVEN LECTURES ON IT AT A UNIVERSITY. NOW IMAGINE DISCOVERING THAT THIS PERSON HAS ONLY EVER HEARD ABOUT ONE FOUNDATION IN THEIR ENTIRE LIFE: IT IS THE ZERMELOβFRAENKEL SET THEORY.
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I've just added to my formalisation of @jemlord 's "Easy Parametricity" a short proof that every function of type (A : U) β A β A is the identity. Such a neat idea!