5 points | by akkad33 15 hours ago
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Full formal verification is rare, but partial guarantees at execution boundaries are very practical — especially for systems that act autonomously.
Formal verification is useful for security-critical software (e.g. the new AWS hypervisor) or low-level distributed systems components (e.g. Paxos/Raft implementations).
Do you know what tools they use?
Full formal verification is rare, but partial guarantees at execution boundaries are very practical — especially for systems that act autonomously.
Formal verification is useful for security-critical software (e.g. the new AWS hypervisor) or low-level distributed systems components (e.g. Paxos/Raft implementations).
Do you know what tools they use?