Jesse Alama
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Math and programming. Lean, JS, Racket. American. Igalian.
A sweet list of tools of various sorts for mathlib maintainers (and users, too!).
January 16, 2025 at 4:16 PM
A sweet list of tools of various sorts for mathlib maintainers (and users, too!).
I really appreciate the honesty about the challenges that arise from maintaining a library, huge or not:. Technical debt, desire to tackle that, etc. etc. etc.
January 16, 2025 at 4:03 PM
I really appreciate the honesty about the challenges that arise from maintaining a library, huge or not:. Technical debt, desire to tackle that, etc. etc. etc.
From Scott's talk: "The proof is unfinished, and about 400 pages, split into 8 arXiv preprints." Now *that* is Big Mathematics!
January 15, 2025 at 12:40 PM
From Scott's talk: "The proof is unfinished, and about 400 pages, split into 8 arXiv preprints." Now *that* is Big Mathematics!
I love the idea of identifying "papercut" issues via linting. For instance, subtraction works on natural numbers but it are we *sure* we know what we're doing with that? Here's a screenshot from the talk with other WIP linter ideas.
January 14, 2025 at 3:14 PM
I love the idea of identifying "papercut" issues via linting. For instance, subtraction works on natural numbers but it are we *sure* we know what we're doing with that? Here's a screenshot from the talk with other WIP linter ideas.
Some lessons from Oliver's talk (slide was being changed *just* as I was taking the screenshot, sorry for the blurring).
January 14, 2025 at 2:46 PM
Some lessons from Oliver's talk (slide was being changed *just* as I was taking the screenshot, sorry for the blurring).
