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…and next you’ll be telling me that Γ is a set of typing assumptions, M is a term and τ is a type, but I don’t know what that & is doing in there. LikeLike
Yeah, that is one of the problems when you’re looking at that shit in a paper and trying to figure out how to translate it into Twelf. LikeLike
Anyway, I’m curious what type system that’s from; that’s a tough thing to Google (though I’m amused that I wrote one of the top hits for “ftv(τ)”). LikeLike
cute galore. when i was a little person i used to think the count was related to us counters 😛 LikeLike Reply
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d/dx*int(f(x))dx = f(x)
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bluh bluh BLUH!
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And…
and int [f(x)dx] = ?
It equals COUNT, goddammit.
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Γ ⊢ ν(α ∈ σ) M : τ & α ∉ ftv(τ)
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That’s all geek to me.
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I don’t think that’s well-formed, not even in the ⊢WTF system.
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If it helps, ‘ftv’ is an abbreviation for “free type variable.”
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…and next you’ll be telling me that Γ is a set of typing assumptions, M is a term and τ is a type, but I don’t know what that & is doing in there.
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Yeah, that is one of the problems when you’re looking at that shit in a paper and trying to figure out how to translate it into Twelf.
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Anyway, I’m curious what type system that’s from; that’s a tough thing to Google (though I’m amused that I wrote one of the top hits for “ftv(τ)”).
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It’s in here somewhere.
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cute galore.
when i was a little person i used to think the count was related to us counters 😛
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