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    Aug 24

    One of the most illuminating papers I've ever read. Dimitris Tsementzis's eyeopening and lucid exposition of homotopy type theory that evokes great imagery and develops intuition.

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    Aug 24

    And they are fantastic lectures. Highly recommended.

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    Aug 21

    A blog post about rod, the theorem prover I'm working on.

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  4. Aug 19

    It's not easy to write Haskell after OCaml, because you design everything with modules in your mind, but you can't express it later.

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    Jul 31

    OPLSS 2018 videos now starting to appear on YouTube:

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    Jul 27

    I couldn't understand why Socrates was put to death. Then I remembered that dude in philosophy grad school who turned every friendly conversation into a dumb philosophy argument.  And he just wouldn't. let. it. go. And, then, I understood.

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  7. Jul 27

    Goodbye C#. I won’t miss you.

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    Jul 26

    I’ve been making a map. (I like how this seems to be coming together.)

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    Jul 10
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    Jul 6
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    Jul 4

    Interesting post about the history of Twitter's software infrastructure. I'm less convinced by the models at the end, but story makes me feel pretty good about Jane Street's approach of keeping a pretty tight and integrated dev infrastructure.

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    Jul 3

    A post from Leo White on Jane Street's plans for OCaml 4.08.

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    Jul 3

    Cutting-edge compiler research in OCaml.

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    May 16

    Our paper "Mtac2: Typed Tactics for Backward Reasoning in Coq" with , Robbert Krebbers, and Derek Dreyer was (conditionally) accepted to ! :-D Nice feedback from reviews will pay off!

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    Jun 19

    Syntax and Semantics of Cedille Aaron Stump

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  16. Jun 16

    Teaching is hard.

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  17. Jun 12

    What field will be an inspiration for Haskell community after mathematics (functors, monads) and physics (lenses, prisms)? Cooking? Chemistry? Gardening? 🤔

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    Jun 6

    Oleg's new book "Reconciling abstraction with high performance: a MetaOCaml approach" is available freely until June 10.

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    Jun 2

    🎉 Agda 2.5.4 is out 🎉 Call-by-need reduction, do-notation, machine words, compiler improvements, and more. Full list here: `cabal install Agda` or download from hackage: .

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