Formal methods with Hillel Wayne
Formal methods consultant Hillel Wayne argues that software engineering earns the title of 'real engineering' due to its rigor, while noting that version control is uniquely sophisticated in software …
Formal methods consultant Hillel Wayne argues that software engineering earns the title of 'real engineering' due to its rigor, while noting that version control is uniquely sophisticated in software …
Software engineer Reginald Braithwaite's sarcastic post about LLM-written incident reports highlights a growing concern in the tech industry. The author argues that using LLMs to generate incident rep…
MAREF, an agentic AI platform, uses TLA+ formal verification to mathematically prove safety invariants in its governance state machine, rather than relying solely on testing. The approach exhaustively…
AI users are falling into a recursive trap of indecision, mirroring the philosophical problem of Buridan's Ass, where endless deliberation with AI tools prevents action. The phenomenon, dubbed 'AI-ind…