Judge me by my haters!!!

PC Chairs. You know my name. You've seen my Game. Invite me to your PC. doitdoitdoitdoitdoitdoitdoit waiting for my PLDI invitation rn

this is a "critique" if you're sense of morality is about as developed as a child, which, given you're a comic book fan, checks out.

It's actually insane that I'm finding out on youtube that comic book fans didn't like lanterns??? like idk about your spandex hero loreslop but like lanterns was a wayyy better story than I thought could come out of a hero show, and it was punchy, conserved, deep and to the point.

I dont saw FB but FB marketplace needs an FB account

Lmaooooo yeah

Omg this is amazing! Will add!

honest question: would you consider this ai art? I'm still figuring out my feelings on this. I do feel a sense of ownership as it was my sketch and I iterated quite a bit. but it was made using an LLM.

I made this model by taking a sketch (drawn by me) and then iterating with astra to modify a 3d model in blender/shaders in godot until it looked good.

haha thanks~

there is always the possibility that Conleche and all the lean soundness efforts have actually all been building and exploiting Lean soundness bugs implicitly, which could also be the case, but that would be totally wild!

there's a possibility there's a bug discovered in the core kernel, but there's also conleche which is a checker proven (in lean admittedly) to only accept proof terms which have a model in ZFC, so as long as they pass in conleche it should be pretty solid

sometimes life is tough! you give yourself (or at least a digital version of you) some time to relax~

jerma nancy drew streams are my comfort show

the worst part of making a programming language is dealing with users. Now everyone will be vomiting out python, as a PL researcher I am finally free to work on my passion project: a PL with no users

I would recommend you spend some time learning about formal verification!

I work in formal verification, I can automate intent. I declare the specifications (intent) I want my systems to follow, and the agents produce code that is proven to meet those specs even before LLMs, in PL we've worked on program synthesis for a while, and that's always been about generating code

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh, it disgusted me.

I think I've fully finished my mourning of coding, and now am fully accepting of the paradigm shift. CS has always been about automation. I enjoyed writing code, but my goal with everything was always to write *less* code. We've always heralded laziness as a virtue. The lazy will inherit the world