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bvssvni

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    Comment #40177877

    I tried to get Jonathan Blow engaged in the Rust RFC process to improve productivity for gamedevs. However, he thought it was a better idea to start working on his own language (Ja…

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    Comment #38125476

    Logic by default does not have a bias toward consistency. The bias is added by people who design and use mathematical languages using logic. It does not mean that the theory you ar…

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    Comment #38114877

    Yeah, this is too imprecise. I tried to translate to your terminology, but failed. My system uses "tautological equality" and this allows me to treat them the save way for all taut…

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    Comment #38112211

    I want to reason hypothetically, which is why I don't use syntactic equality. I only use syntactic inequality in a very limited sense, e.g. two symbols `foo'` and `bar'` are symbol…

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    Comment #38110999

    In mathematics, the roof holds up the building, not the foundation. Since humans use mathematics a lot, we design foundations to our specific needs. It is not the building we are w…

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    Comment #38110507

    > Does `a^b` mean `a` is provable in all worlds in which `b` is valid, i.e. taken as an axiom in the underlying proof theory, or something like that? Yes. You can also think of it …

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    Comment #38110454

    > Something being random and/or undetermined is not sufficient for it to be like a qubit. You need the linear algebra aspect for the name to be appropriate, IMO. Naming things is h…

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    Comment #38106932

    > Are you saying that Löb's axiom, which states that the provability of "the provability of p implies p" implies the provability of p, necessarily prejudices some implicit assumpti…

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    Comment #38106133

    I think the most exciting work in mathematics today is in the formal foundations. However, I can also understand mathematicians who are thinking like this: 1. I only need normal co…

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    Comment #38105887

    > I guess you just meant "the notion of provability is the same as the one that would later be described in Provability logic" ? yes > I viewed the page you linked, but I don't see…

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    Comment #38105216

    I'm implementing it in this project: https://crates.io/crates/hooo

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    Comment #38105010

    One thing I would like point out with Gödel's incompleteness theorems, is that there are different notions of provability. Gödel uses the notion of "provability" you get from Prova…

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    Comment #38104750

    Is your goal to have as few axioms as possible, or as few syntactic constructions as possible?

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    Comment #38104539

    The foundations of mathematics are all about language design. To answer this question, one must say something about which language a foundation of mathematics is using. For example…

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    Comment #29941593

    This update changes the PSI implementation (path semantical logic) to use a safe model of path semantical quality. The problem previously was how to handle reflexivity without symb…

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    Comment #18455734

    Link /r/rust thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/rust/comments/9x5uvk/advancedresear...

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    Comment #17328682

    This is a scripting language I've been working on since 2016. Originally, I did not plan to make a language, but I had a couple weeks available for some project while waiting for G…

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    Comment #12793699

    This is not just about applying universal basic income, negative tax etc. The algorithm fine tunes the whole economy using a single parameter. People can vote on the inequality lev…

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