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How much work you want to put into understanding abstraction logic is very much up to you. There are no tools for abstraction logic right now. I hope there wil
by practal 2y ago
How much work you want to put into understanding abstraction logic is very much up to you.
There are no tools for abstraction logic right now. I hope there will be in 15 months ;-) Maybe check back then.
- josevalim 2y agoWhile it is a bit unfortunate that the time spent to write the article continues to be used as a criticism, and perhaps as a dig, I’ll only add that I have no formal background on type theory or logic. So much of the 15 months was also spent on learning the underlying concepts, mostly on my free time, and I am quite happy to even produce _something_ on a topic I have only recently got into. I am sure people smarter or more familiar with the theory than me would produce more in less time.
- practal 2y agoNo, I was just joking in my last comment, as I know how time-consuming true progress can be. I'm also familiar with how type theory can overcomplicate simple things. When I see this happening, I can't help but point it out, although my criticism might seem out of context. I would be very happy if I could deliver tools for abstraction logic in just 15 months.