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yes formal verification- love it, how do you write better properties? can you even exhaustively describe a sufficiently large system and all its corner cases?
X account: yes formal verification- love it, how do you write better properties? can you even exhaustively describe a sufficiently large system and all its corner cases?
X account @gakonst stated in a discussion on formal verification that the key challenges include how to write better properties and whether it is possible to exhaustively describe a large system and all its edge cases.
Key points
yes formal verification- love it, how do you write better properties? can you even exhaustively describe a sufficiently large system and all its corner cases?
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Verify the follow-up conditions for this event: whether the X account @gakonst discloses a specific formal verification approach, code commits, or test results; whether the relevant project releases a reproducible verification scope, property definitions, and known limitations
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- Whether the X account @gakonst discloses a specific formal verification approach, code commits, or test results
- Whether the relevant project releases a reproducible verification scope, property definitions, and known limitations
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