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What if natural language really is the new programming language? We’re designing the future of end-user programming, and now, we’re looking for curious #computerscience minds to join us in making it happen.
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Back in May, we released the AlphaProof Nexus paper as a preprint. Following peer review, it has now appeared in @ScienceMagazine. science.org/doi/10.1126/scie…
I loved working on this project for many reasons. We clearly demonstrated the value of AI-aided formal methods and open datasets like Formal Conjectures in research math. I learned a lot from my excellent teammates. The greatest joy, though, was to see AlphaProof Nexus help mathematicians such as @GergelyBerczi and @MarioKrenn6240 in their work.
AI-for-math has come a long way since May. These developments only strengthen my conviction that formal proof assistants are an essential trust substrate for AI-for-math, and that meaningful progress in this field requires genuine collaboration with mathematical communities. Onward!
If computing is an experimental science, who checks the experimenter?
My talk at #LFCS40 last week.
My answer is logic!
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My talk from the Haskell Ecosystem Workshop is out, and it’s already being quoted! Here, I make the case that Haskell is the best target for LLMs to generate (link below)
timely presentation from @tritlo: the LLM should generate Haskell, because
1. Haskellers structure their code to support local reasoning, so the LLM really can limit itself to a single component
2. the types act as precise API boundaries
youtu.be/hh0axmFH1j8?t=670
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In this episode we learn about @AndrewDGordon's work including the origins of (>>=), introducing lambdas in Excel, and delve into his current work at Cogna using AI to allow non-programmers to write apps using natural language.
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A fabulous interview with the inspiring @AndrewDGordon where he makes a compelling case for developing software from natural language prompts, something he puts into practice at Cogna. An inspiring career spanning the Haskell bind operator; lambdas in Excel; to LLMs for no-code software. A great @HaskelInterlude interview by Sam and @tritlo.
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Cannot make it to Prague for @programmingconf?
🎬 We will be streaming the keynotes, regular talks and MoreVMs workshop talks online!
👉 Keep an eye on: 2025.programming-conference.…
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Highlights from the #LAFI2025 workshop at #POPL2025 in Denver, where we had an amazing program at the intersection of programming languages, probabilistic and differentiable programming, and applications! popl25.sigplan.org/home/lafi…
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I am especially happy for @HerrDreyer and @natefoster who have become ACM Fellows this years. Hugh congratulations Derek and Nate!
Meet the 2024 #ACMFellows! ACM has named 55 outstanding members as ACM Fellows for their groundbreaking contributions to computing science and technology.
Please join us in applauding their accomplishment and contributions!
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#Computing #Innovation
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Some 🎄 reminders:
📻A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols - tomorrow 3pm @BBCRadio4 and 1pm @BBCRadio3 on Christmas Day (check @AmPubMedia in the USA).
📺 Carols From King's - @BBCTwo tomorrow 6pm.
#FestivalOfNineLessons #CarolsFromKings #ChristmasCarols
Is a great time visiting the great @PLRG_bristol on Monday. Fascinating to hear about their latest research with LLM-based translations, provenance tracking in the Fluid language, Haskell, and much more!
Thank you to @AndrewDGordon for joining us on Monday, and treating us to his "Requirements are all you need" talk!
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Replying to @kayaburgess
People who think bishops have lost their right to sit in the House of Lords might like to sign this petition:
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@SimonPeytonJon1 makes an appearance. @neurocy is there. @hgoldstein95 pops up. @ttforall says hi! @AndrewDGordon as well. Even @yminsky! It's a jam-packed episode!
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This is interesting to read about the #impact of #Excel on normal people - #spreadsheets are important culturally, like the arrival of the internet. A #citizen #computing tool theguardian.com/technology/2…
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I spent most of September making web sites, so that I can tell you about all the cool things happening in Prague at @matfyz around programming languages and systems!
👇PhD and post-doc opportunities, reading group, courses and much more!
Astonishing musicianship tonight by Philip Glass Ensemble at @CambridgeCornEx Fabulous retrospective including Glassworks
Looking forward to the Philip Glass Ensemble in Cambridge: cambridgelive.org.uk/cornex/… He's been active since 1964!
This is best video I've found so far on technical contributions by Grace Hopper, especially FLOW-MATIC first go at stylised English as a programming language: youtube.com/watch?v=7KAVtZGp…
We are #hiring engineer interns at Cogna. These are 16 week posts working on our synthesis pipeline. Idea for research students working on code analysis, synthesis, verification, or AI for code. Experience life in an AI startup in London! linkedin.com/feed/update/urn…
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Calling all PL enthusiasts! Matthijs Vákár (Utrecht Uni) and I are organizing LAFI 2025 at #POPL2025. If you’re working on differentiable programming, inference algorithms, PL for AI, this is your venue!
Submit by: Oct 30, 2024
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