I have reached that point in my life where I type
$$\begin{prooftree} \Gamma, x : A \prov M : B \justifies \Gamma \prov \lambda x . M : \Pi x : A . B \end{prooftree}$$

rather quickly without even needing to hit the backspace key once, or really engaging in conscious thought at all. I'm not sure what this means. For one thing it certainly means I ought to have boilerplate stuff like this bound to some emacs key...

In other news, \usepackage{color} FTW! I now have a extremely compact way of displaying the two fairly parallel halves of my syntax. I can pretend I'm all cool like Phil Wadler.
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A paper on describing circuits in an agda DSL: http://www.staff.science.uu.nl/~swier004/publications/2015-types-draft.pdf

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Going more carefully now through this little tutorial on fpga programming with the iCEstick. It's in spanish, which makes it slightly more…

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Some further progress cleaning up the https://xkcd.com/1360/ -esque augean stables that is my hard drive. Tomato chicken I made a couple days ago…

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