@AniC_dev@factory I’ll do my best!! (can’t promise as we have limited spots!) - please fill in the form with as much useful info to make your case stronger
Ok hear me out
Agent workstreams for monitoring infra and deployments are becoming part of your production environment
Why not manage them with infrastructure-as-code?
Or infrastructure-as-effects?
@EffectTS_@alchemy_run@samgoodwin89
after your seventh cold plunge into the cold polar coordinates seas, cartesian life starts feeling like living in a van at a mall parking lot
beware dear adventurer, once r and theta embrace you, you will never be able to think straight again but you will soon discover there is a new degree of freedom out there, new perspectives, new angles, a radiant life
This weekend at Vibecheck I got to work alongside @statusfailed to formally verify that a bare metal RISC-V snake game never crashes on a couple of chips and an emulated machine in QEMU.
Anthropic put it plainly in their recent blog post: "'Formally verified' does not mean 'bug-free' [...] a proof checker can't tell you whether your spec matches reality. To match reality, the spec must correctly encompass and model everything about the real-world machine that the verified program runs on, including the CPU and operating system."
So a large amount of time went into figuring out how the chips we used (ESP32-C3 and C6) really behave, and building the most accurate model we could: watchdogs, timers, interrupts, clock speed, missing instructions, writes to flash that quietly do nothing, and subtle spec divergences.
Incredibly grateful to @maxvonhippel, @qd_forall, and the rest of the organizers, speakers, and sponsors for this amazing learning experience.
Vibecheck: formally verified snake
In bare metal risc-v assembly
... On 3 hardware platforms
... with the same app code
... And a hardware in the loop auto research harness auto-modelling new boards (by @agent_wrap )
Input via cable for fingerprint safety 😁
I estimate the number of agents per user will keep doubling every six months.
Here's a look at some of the runtime changes we made to handle that growth. https://t.co/VIY1u28o2C