Chris Smith
1 min readMar 1, 2019

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Ah, but remember that X³ and X are types, not values. If X is one-dimensional, then L(X³, X) is something like the dimension of the space of values of the type X³. But at the type level, it’s just a count of how many X-shaped spaces there are in X³.

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Chris Smith
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