Zulip

You can reach out to us on social media.

You can find us in Changelog, Zulip, or Gopher Slack.

You can send us a letter in the mail if you are so inclined.

But with that, I think we're pretty much done.

And we also have socials.

You can follow us on BlueSky, in the Changelog Slack, Zulip or Zu- oh, Zulip now.

Forgot that they're off Slack.

And you can also send us mail, like physical mail.

How did you like this episode of Fall Through? If you have any questions for Rain, have any questions for us, you can find all of us online.

Rain is at sunshowers.io. You can find us at fallthrough.fm. And for our supporters, thank you for supporting, and if you want to become a supporter, you can look at fallthrough.fm/subscribe.

Uh, we are on social media, so you can find us on various social medias, but we are mostly in Changelog's Zulip and on the Gopher Slack, and you can send us real physical mail.

This episode of Fall Through was produced by Matthew Sanabria and Chris Brando, and this episode of Fall Through was hosted by Chris Brando and Matthew Sanabria.

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Zulip chat about verifying lean kernel's nested inductives.

Not only do we expect bugs, but there are possibilities of sea monsters.

This article is a bit about the bugs, a bit about the sea monsters, and a bit about the unsafe ways that lean-for is currently being used, for example the UN-sandboxed comparator used in Anthropic's formalization of Fermat's last theorem.

There's an image here.

Zulip chat about verifying lean kernel's nested inductives.

Not only do we expect bugs, but there are possibilities of sea monsters.

This article is a bit about the bugs, a bit about the sea monsters, and a bit about the unsafe ways that lean-for is currently being used, for example the UN-sandboxed comparator used in Anthropic's formalization of Fermat's last theorem.

Yes, if you find the, the, the tutorial is meant to, to, to, to be useful in that way.

But we're also, uh, willing to take questions on the Zulip channel.

Uh, we're, we're very helpful.

Uh, one professor once complained to me at a conference that, uh, that, that somebody was, uh, asking their homework question on that, and we were being too helpful.

People are very helpful to each other.

Uh, so, uh, we, we wouldn't-- we embrace new-

All you have to do is download Zulip, right?

[laughs] It's a what?

They probably already did and you didn't like the answer.

So I would lean over and go to Zulip, which was a, a precursor to Slack.

And I would just say, "Hey, does anybody know anything about Project Labrador?" Or whatever it's gonna be.

And I would, within a couple of minutes, have a coherent answer from the architect who'd already been there, who'd say, "Here's what that project is.

We always love hearing from all y'all, getting into some, some discussions, chatting about your perspectives of all of this stuff.

You know, you can find us in the Changeorg Zulip, in Gopher Slack, on social media, you know, BlueSky, X/Twitter, LinkedIn, which is Matt's favorite social media platform.

Uh, it's okay if I-

[laughs] And a bunch of other places.