Implementing Profunctor Equipment in Haskell: A Toy Implementation for Programmers
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Summary
The article discusses a toy implementation of profunctor equipment in Haskell, building on previous work. The author aims to make the concept more accessible to programmers by using Haskell's type system for compiler verification, while acknowledging that a full implementation would require a dependently typed language. The implementation is restricted to a single category with endo-functors and endo-profunctors to provide basic intuitions.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledThe advantage of this encoding is that it can be verified by the compiler, and I still trust the compiler more than I trust the AI.
A more adequate implementation would require a full-blown dependently typed language, but if we restrict ourselves to just a single category and work only with endo-functors and endo-profunctors, we can get at least some intuitions.
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