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Counterexamples in Type Theory

The title pretty much covers it. I'm wondering if someone is maintaining a list of counterexamples in type theory. I'm aware of Counterexamples in Type Systems, which I think is very nice, but I guess ...
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How can you represent a dependent type visually?

So, obviously for a term $t$ of type $T$, I would represent it as: T +-----------+ | | | t | | | +-----------+ That is a node ...
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Pragmatic encodings of inductive inductive types

What's the most pragmatic encoding for inductive-inductive types such as for a universe of types? In pseudo Coq syntax. ...
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Why should you "never resort to polymorphism when initiality would do"?

In the concluding statement of "universe hierarchies", Conor McBride calls it [...] that key lesson which I learned from James McKinna: never resort to polymorphism when initiality will do. ...
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