Have 20 minutes & want to get a glimpse of parametrized verification of distributed systems, well-structured transition systems, & our Discover[i] project?
Check out @NouraldinJaber's talk @confCAV: https://t.co/Gai9l7rDiy
Joint work with @JacobsSwen, @ChrisWagn3r, @mkulkarni
For the first time ever, the talks/panel from the Verification Mentoring Workshop (VMW)@confCAV are available online:
https://t.co/vKdedoIDIu
This was a labor of love by the VMW committee: Rayna Dimitrova, Jean-Baptiste Jeannin, @arjun_rad and me.
Please share widely!
Curious about formal methods research & @confCAV?
Are you an undergrad or early-stage grad?
Then you can't miss the Verification Mentoring Workshop (VMW) at CAV, Jul 20, LA!
Apply for scholarships to attend VMW+CAV by Apr 15.
https://t.co/JxeoiBhOWH
(RTs appreciated!)
Our impromptu send-off for our GoBoiler intern Marcel Moosbrugger (@mmsbrggr) with affogato and lots of silliness.
It was an absolute pleasure to work with you, Marcel. We will miss you!
P.S. My group is clearly into gifs.
#purform@NouraldinJaber @ChrisWagn3r @XuankangLin
I'm starting a new podcast on AI simply called "Artificial Intelligence". It'll include accessible, big-picture conversations (at MIT and beyond) on the nature of intelligence. Some big names and brilliant minds coming up in the fall. Subscribe anywhere: https://t.co/yGcXS3tTvp
1. Today I am going to make a tweet storm explaining the history and state of Ethereum's Casper research, including the FFG vs CBC wars, the hybrid => full switch, the role of randomness, mechanism design issues, and more.
Announcing https://t.co/SAb4OLLRTB! We are building a repository of study guides targeting consequential papers. Check it out, learn something in-depth, and help us build the next one. @avitaloliver@suryabhupa@kumarkagrawal@cinjoncin
(3/5) In contrast, #MachineLearning lets programs be "found" objects. "I don't have a full spec for my program and can't write the code myself, but here's some data on what it does. Discover it!" This is still #programming, albeit done inductively rather than deductively.