amen zwa, esq. · @AmenZwa
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In , academics make much of correspondence, and for many good reasons, too.

In , there is the aphorism: they who hurry code to production cower on the go-live day.

#hurrycoward #it #curryhoward #cs

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RanaldClouston · @RanaldClouston
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In this week's I talk about a paper I know very well, Davies and Pfenning's 'A Modal Analysis of Staged Computation' updatedscholar.blogspot.com/20

#curryhoward #ModalLogic #blog

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RanaldClouston · @RanaldClouston
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The is all done. A lovely experience, although I also always find the performance of teaching quite draining. The slides for my lectures on are up on lss.cecs.anu.edu.au/lectures/2 , along with slides from some of the other lecturers.

#curryhoward #summerschool #logic #anu

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RanaldClouston · @RanaldClouston
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Good start (I think) this morning to my lecture series on at the . My slides will appear at lss.cecs.anu.edu.au/lectures/2 across the week. Looking forward to attending Rosalie Iemhoff's lectures from tomorrow as well!

#summerschool #logic #anu #propositionsastypes #curryhoward

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Julien M. · @julm
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« as a Compiler Intermediate Language »

« Thanks to the isomorphism, terms of the can also be seen as a with an emphasis on . »

« Beside the point about simple grammar — for which it is hard to improve upon the elegance of the λ-calculus — manages to combine the advantages of both direct and continuation-passing styles. »
lambda-the-ultimate.org/node/5

#sequentcalculus #curryhoward #programminglanguage #controlflow #sequentcore #haskell

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Julien M. · @julm
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: « it would seem that proofs are irrelevant to . Or so it may seem, until you learn about the isomorphism — or as , as it is sometimes called — which says that there is a one to one correspondence between and , and that every can be seen as a of a . »
bartoszmilewski.com/2018/01/23

#bartoszmilewski #mathematical #programming #curryhoward #propositions #types #logic #programs #function #proof #theorem #categorytheory #haskell

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