Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Theoretical Depth: Shows sophisticated grasp of type theory, e.g., tweets on Hedberg's theorem and impredicative universes.
- Research Persistence: Posts continuous progress on encoding inductive types, shares gists and daily updates.
- Critical Insight: Challenges software engineering norms, urging probability‑based reasoning in a tweet.
- Self-Improvement: Tracks personal health, weight loss and gym progress, sharing results publicly.
- Pedagogical Clarity: Critiques misuse of dependent types, e.g., vector‑length example, to educate peers.
Weaknesses:
- Proof Neglect: Claims he doesn't need proofs, just trust, in a tweet after a meetup.
- Overconfidence: Suggests his unverified results may be insane, e.g., "either Rocq has a bug or this proves something insane".
- Organizational Chaos: Admits uncertainty in structuring work, mentioning 50 unorganized items.
- Complexity Overkill: Relies on heavy assumptions like impredicativity and univalence for solutions.
- Mental Health Neglect: Notes massive markdown codebase and inability to discuss it with a psychiatrist.
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Professor Frink
Professor Frink is the Springfield resident scientist who, like Eduardo, is obsessively deep in technical theory and often talks in jargon. Eduardo’s tweet "I’m working all night today, right now finishing to distill an abstract machine from optimal NbE" mirrors Frink’s endless tinkering with complex inventions. His claim "First, I don’t need proofs, you just need to trust me bro" shows the same over‑confident, nerdy bravado Frink displays when presenting his gadgets. Both also reveal a socially awkward side, as seen in Eduardo’s "Meeting a couple bros today, so I went to the gym to get a nice pump" echoing Frink’s occasional attempts to fit in with the crowd. This blend of hyper‑intellectual focus, eccentric confidence, and occasional “bro” attempts makes Professor Frink the best match.
Your MBTI personality Type
INTP
The user shows strong introversion, often reflecting on personal work and inner thoughts (e.g., "I have over 100k LOC in markdown files. And I will never be able to tell my psychiatrist about this."). They focus on abstract, theoretical concepts such as type theory, univalence, and impredicativity, indicating a preference for intuition over concrete details (e.g., "I think my current approach works if I invoke univalence"; "This is a counting trick, rename is clearly just a beta"). Their decision‑making is driven by logical analysis and a desire for rational arguments (e.g., "Seriously, software engineers really need to learn how to reason in terms of probabilities and incentives"; "I don't believe in most conclusions of the Gödel incompleteness theorems"). Finally, they display a perceiving style, continuously exploring new ideas and postponing closure (e.g., "I have no idea how I'm going to structure everything, I already have like 50 of those"; "Starting now for the next 12h, let's try to do induction for the naturals").
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a Sigma type? Because I'd love to pair you with my proof that we belong together.
- You must be an optimal NbE, because whenever you're near, my heart normalizes to pure joy without any side‑effects.
- I’m an anti‑floating‑point developer, yet with you I feel an overflow of floating‑point love that even my compiler can't warn about.
- How about we lift some weights at the gym, then write a tiny core language together—no bugs, just perfect type‑checking of our chemistry.
- If our romance were a dependent fixpoint, the self‑type would be ‘us’, and the recursion would never terminate, proving forever.
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Type theorist & language tinkerer, designing tiny cores, proving things, and bench‑pressing. Once encoded my coffee machine in Coq. #OCaml #HoTT– @TheEduardoRFS
Your signature cocktail
Impredicative Ink
The Impredicative Ink mixes clean gin, a nod to his love for pure functional programming, with a splash of absinthe that embodies his anti‑floating‑point stance ("26yo anti floating point developer"). A squeeze of fresh lime juice and a dash of orange bitters give the drink a sharp, probabilistic bite, echoing his call that "software engineers really need to learn how to reason in terms of probabilities and incentives" ("Seriously, software engineers really need to learn how to reason in terms of probabilities and incentives"). The egg‑white foam on top mirrors his fascination with type‑checking and the illusion of side effects ("I don’t write code with side effects. I just replace effectful code with almost identical code that will generate instructions for the runtime to run the side effects, giving just the illusion of effectful code"). A sprig of rosemary (optional garnish) recalls his gym grind ("Meeting a couple bros today, so I went to the gym to get a nice pump"). Together, the cocktail captures his blend of rigorous theory, playful provocation, and personal discipline.
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
EduardoRFS's tweets repeatedly showcase a passion for deep intellectual challenges, such as "I think my solution is rediscovering a generalization of Hedberg's theorem" and "I'm slowly moving from 'the idea guy' of type theory to actually having proofs of stuff." He stresses the importance of rigorous reasoning, for example "Seriously, software engineers really need to learn how to reason in terms of probabilities and incentives." His skepticism toward accepted conclusions, like "I don't believe in most conclusions of the Gödel incompleteness theorems," shows a curious, analytical mind. He also mentions massive personal projects, saying "I have over 100k LOC in markdown files," reflecting a dedication to knowledge acquisition. All these traits align with Ravenclaw's values of wisdom, learning, and intellectual curiosity.
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Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger - Daft Punk
The Daft Punk anthem 'Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger' captures Eduardo's relentless pursuit of optimality in both his research and daily life. He repeatedly talks about 'optimal NbE' and 'working all night', as in 'I'm working all night today, right now finishing to distill an abstract machine from optimal NbE.', showing a drive to make his theories as efficient as possible. His gym post - 'Meeting a couple bros today, so I went to the gym to get a nice pump.' - echoes the song's refrain about getting stronger. His stance on risk - 'We should allow people who can take risks to take more risks... you're just increasing the risks involved.' - aligns with the lyric 'work it harder, make it better', pushing boundaries. Finally, his self-reliant attitude - 'I don't need proofs, you just need to trust me bro.' - mirrors the confident, unstoppable vibe of the track.
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