And how does it compare to Arend? Does anybody know?
Are there any other HOT based languages out there? (Agda seems to have also some support for the "cubic version"; whatever this means, I'm actually clueless).
Are there any other HOT based languages out there? (Agda seems to have also some support for the "cubic version"; whatever this means, I'm actually clueless).
But I'm not an mathematician so I don't understand much (if anything). More in the programming languages "department" of interests.
But if something is "good enough" to describe whole math it could be useful for getting strong guaranties about programs, I guess. So I would be quite interested how this HOT stuff could be useful in practice. What could type systems based on this enable?
My limited understanding is that you get additionally "paths" between types and type constructor which denote equivalence between them.
But I have no clue what one could do with that (besides doing math, of course).