explaining to someone who is not completely insane that "categories," "groups," and "sets" are three entirely different things
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Replying to @Theophite
of course they are! groups contain the concept of an operation on members of a set, and a category is just whatever you want it to be
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Replying to @theemilyaccount @Theophite
Man, everything should just be a function.
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Once had an interview where the guy asked me “what is a function” and kept telling me I was wrong when I said it was a map between two sets, he wanted a very specific definition of a function as a set of ordered pairs of elements of each set smh.
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Bullet dodged, then?
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I was *delighted* to explain how to construct a definition for sets using functions as the building blocks *I did not actually do this, I just said “oh ok sure” and we moved on to the next question, I did not get the job
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Ahha that was excellent!
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