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Actually not such a crazy idea! There are always parts of verified implementations that aren't verified. And who knows, maybe they got some of their proofs wron
by ikneaddough 11y ago
Actually not such a crazy idea! There are always parts of verified implementations that aren't verified. And who knows, maybe they got some of their proofs wrong!
- munin 11y agoit would be really, really interesting if fuzzing found an error in the proof! there isn't a good track record for this though. i've been thinking about what to do to have a chance of success with that for a little.