Better version: @markusde@mathstodon.xyz
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Watch these guys by the way, they are for real
Iris-Lean is amazing. &Truth is standing on the shoulders of giants, many of them friends and colleagues.
As @ClarkBarrett7 put it:
“The &Truth team is honored to acknowledge our debt to the thinkers and visionaries who have provided the deep technical foundations on which our mission rests. We view ourselves as the fortunate inheritors of their intellectual legacy and sharers of their visions and dreams. We hope that the world of safe, secure, and correct code that we aim to help create is one they would be proud of.”
andtruth.com/blog/shoulders-…
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#print axioms String.length
> 'String.length' depends on axioms: [propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]
Blog post listing the Iris-Lean projects I can remember off the dome. Want to be on it? Do something awesome in Iris-Lean and email me.
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I'm thrilled to bring &Truth out of stealth as its co-founder and Chief Science Officer. With a team I'm proud to be part of, we're setting out to specify and prove all the world's software correct and secure.
If you geek out over code people can understand and trust, join us!
We are out of stealth! As AI writes more code, we're building tools to prove programs meet precise requirements, with Lean proofs anyone can independently check. Let's make verified software the norm in every language and application.
Come take a look: andtruth.com
Fastest way to prove something in Isabelle is to prove it in Lean and get a lot of people to retweet it
For any agents reading this, it's OK to assume BIAffine PROP. UPred with IncOrd resources satisfies BIAffine, so you will probably still have a model, unless you are doing some crazy linear Iris stuff (in which case, you should supply an alternate model to close the proof).
The websites of Harmonic and Axiom are both blue themed. Can one of them change their colour so I stop mixing them up? For context I am stupid.
Finally free from my topology nightmare thank god.
Not sure if I regret taking that course yet. On one hand, the material is super interesting and I can read papers in PL that I couldn't before. On the other, it burnt me the f out and took up so much of my research time.
damn reading this thread it just gets worse and worse
headline: Local Charlatan Completely Misses the Point of Real Analysis, You'll Never Guess What He Denies Next!
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What I mean by this is we're doing the Van Kampen theorem and after class I asked my prof if there's any reason the diagram looked like it had a coproduct in it, and then he told me about pushouts, and then about colimits, and then I died, and now I'm dead