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System Preferences -> Accessibility -> Display -> check Invert Colors
It changes all colors, not just black<->white
So maybe not what you want.
@andy.fingerhut: lol, that is probably what I want
unfortunately, I already put in the time ot invert emacs, but I'll remember it for future
What does 'beta equiv' mean in the context of type checking / stlc ? I'm trying to google for a precise definition, but all I'm getting are examples + beta reduction (substitution)
@qqq a and b are beta equivalent if they can be transformed in the same expr c via beta reduction
@bronsa: is this the same as saying:
(beta-eq a b) == (= (eval-as-far-as-possible a) (eval-as-far-as-possible b))
for some def of eval-as-far-as-possible
?