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There's no reason a proof has to take any time - propositions as types is a tool to guide us to correct information flow, it doesn't mean we literally run the p
by ocharles 12y ago
There's no reason a proof has to take any time - propositions as types is a tool to guide us to correct information flow, it doesn't mean we literally run the proof at every step. If we trust the core, we can erase the proof checking at the point of compilation and we're left with identical machine code that has been proven to do exactly what we expect and specify.
- CompleteSkeptic 12y agoI think he was referring to the fact that the request completes in finite time isn't a tight enough bound.