From 11:00 to 12:00 on Thursday, April 30, the PLSL reading group will discuss "Abstract Syntax and Variable Binding" by Marcelo Fiore, Gordon Plotkin, and Daniele Turi.
https://plsl.acp.sdu.dk/posts/2026-04-30-abstract-syntax-and-variable-binding/
From 11:00 to 12:00 on Thursday, April 30, the PLSL reading group will discuss "Abstract Syntax and Variable Binding" by Marcelo Fiore, Gordon Plotkin, and Daniele Turi.
https://plsl.acp.sdu.dk/posts/2026-04-30-abstract-syntax-and-variable-binding/
Question related to my previous post: is it possible to do some kind of static analysis on categorical code?
Or, what constraints should be imposed (or removed) on a category so that its code supports static analysis?
First compiling example of my new `category-transformers` toy project
I'm basically rebuilding monad transformers, but in a complete categorical style (no monads, just categories all the way)
Sorry, no documentation for now... a blog post is on its way
Category Theory Illustrated – Orders
https://abuseofnotation.github.io/category-theory-illustrated/04_order/
#HackerNews #CategoryTheory #Orders #Illustration #Math #Education #Programming
"Problems with Fixpoints of Polynomials of Polynomials" got accepted to LICS, so pretty chuffed about that
Confession: I name the maps out of a pullback t and l for top & left.
In the mountains, I love exploring nature and climbing any little hidden corner.
My academic interests include mathematics ( #mathematics) and mathematical logic ( #mathematicallogic #logic), particularly model theory ( #modeltheory), category theory ( #categorytheory), higher-order logic and metalogic ( #metalogic), as well as the philosophy of mathematics and logic ( #philosophyofmathematics #philosophyoflogic), epistemology and ontology of them.