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Comment #38917349
Indeed, what bqmjjx0kac proposes, is orthogonal to fuzzing (which is an algorithmic technique to drive test-coverage), and an instance of defining, and dynamically checking a prope…
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Comment #38916304
Fuzzing and constrained random, while both based on randomisation, are not the same thing. A big problem of fuzzers from the point-of-view of hardware validation is that it's uncle…
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Comment #38231385
The official formal specification of the Vector Extension has just been merged into the Golden RISC-V model: https://github.com/riscv/sail-riscv/commit/c90cf2e6eff5fa4ef... I expec…
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Comment #38155870
If you want to understand Kant in the language of (self-supervised) machine learning, I can highly recommend this rather astonishing PhD thesis: https://www.doc.ic.ac.uk/~re14/Evan…
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Comment #37742994
> loose specification of the RISC-V ISA. This is being worked on with the Sail model [1]. In order for a RISC-V extension to be ratified it ought to be implemented in Sail. The und…
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Comment #37742427
This is a much older phenomenon, called railway town , and it is so frequent that it has its own Wikipedia page [1]. At smaller scale this also happens in cities where new undergro…
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Comment #37695579
Turing award winner Dana Scott already mentions categories in his work on models for the untyped lambda-calculus, for example in his 1971 monograph on Continuous Lattices , which s…
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Comment #37695512
> Is there a source for that narrative? Girard mentions the connection with categories all the time. For example in "Proofs and Types" he proves various theorems along the lines of…
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Comment #37695413
> Is there a source for that narrative? Rust's types evolved over many years. Rust used to have "typestate" for example. I had discussions with Graydon Hoare around 2011-ish about …
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Comment #37695159
You could look at the papers being published in conferences like POPL, LICS, PLDI and ICFP. The theory of (Moggi) monads and monad transformers has been influencing modern programm…
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Comment #37693806
Category theory has been extremely influential in computer science, primarily because a (maybe the) prototypical idealised programming language (the simply typed lambda-calculus) i…
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Comment #37693752
It's just a theorem prover. Like every theorem prover it has a logic that you use for stating propositions, and proving theorem. The logic is a specific logic that is closely relat…
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Comment #37631939
Dependent types: de Brujin (1967) Curry-Howard: Curry (1934, 1958), Howard (1968) MLTT: Martin-Lof (1972) Polymorphic lambda-calculus: Girard (1972/3), Reynolds (1974) Effect syste…
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Comment #37631761
Unlike Graal/Truffle, PyPy was done by a very small team.
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Comment #37631754
Could you give me references for this theory of meta-tracing in the 1990s? It seems to me that PyPy was the first to, systematically and in a lightweight way, solve the problem of …
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Comment #25290533
Pol Pot, Mao, Stalin ... made similar promises. Did they deliver? Political movements cannot meaningfully be evaluated by what they promise, for the all promise the world, but by -…
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Comment #25288902
That would be misleading, since it would distract attention away from the core reasons of such conflicts. Aside, during the cold war, many leaders in developing countries played th…
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Comment #25288795
communists will tell you the soviet ideology wasn't communism. This falls in no-true-Scotsman territory, and should be seen as a self-exculpatory narrative, after all, they sent mi…
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Comment #25288469
successful socialist country Does such a thing exist? What do you count as success? Just a few years earlier, and driven by the same socialist expansion strategy, another developin…
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Comment #24441403
Almost everything I know about the world, I learned through consuming mass media. One of the things I learned from the mass media is that the mass media cannot be trusted.
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Comment #24441384
Everybody lies about two things: money and sex! I can't recall who said this to me as a teenager, but at the time it felt wrong! I had not yet much experience with either. Navigati…
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Comment #24431070
The article you cite does not claim that the Navalny poisoning was a US/Saudi false flag. On the contrary, Murry states: "I should state that I have no difficulty at all with the n…
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Comment #24431046
Murray did not state that Skripal was a false-flag by the UK government. He did ask several questions about the nature of the official UK government's explanation which you find at…
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Comment #21604712
moving towards a compiler approach. What do you mean by "compiler approach" in this context?
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Comment #21305769
Most of Taiwan is fairly mountainous and empty. Most of the population is in a few cities (Kaohsiung Taichung Tainan Taipei Taoyuan). It's enough to connect them with high-speed tr…