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  1. How I came to write THAT paper with Leslie Lamport

    As people grow older, they grow wiser, or at least they think they do.

  2. Why is it all in the kernel?

    Sensational news!

  3. The Dottie Number

    Once upon a time, goes the story, a lady named Dottie got bored and started playing with her calculator, pressing the cosine key over and over again.

  4. Nullius in verba: the motto of the Royal Society

    Nullius in verba (“take nobody’s word for it”) is the motto of the Royal Society, and as they explain, is “an expression of the determination of Fellows to withstand the domination of authority and to verify all statements by an appeal to facts determined…

  5. Mizar: the first usable proof assistant for mathematics

    In two recent blogposts I have outlined the history of our field, one on the history of proof assistants and another specifically about earlier work on the formalisation of mathematics by machine.

  6. "Why not just use Lean?"

    I have been told that when proposing to formalise mathematics these days, you have to explain why you are not using Lean.

  7. Memories: doing my PhD at Stanford, under John L Hennessy

    When young researchers get together, one topic of conversation is “who supervised your PhD?”

  8. Broken proofs and broken provers

    People expect perfection.

  9. 50 years of proof assistants

    Crackpots ranging from billionaire Peter Thiel to random YouTube influencers claim that science has been stagnating for the past 50 years.

  10. Set theory with types

    It is known that mathematics is heavily reliant on set theory, but no one can agree on what set theory is.