Gabriela Moreira (@bugarela) 's Twitter Profile
Gabriela Moreira

@bugarela

Building Quint at @informalinc | Born and living in Brazil 🇧🇷

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organizing a Formal Verification conference in early December in Florianópolis (BR) I already have a few speakers in mind that I intend to invite, but please hit me up if that's something you'd like to attend/speak at also, looking for sponsors 👀

imose. ⚡️ (@imose_eth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I’ve been following Informal Systems for a while, and I think their work deserves more attention. The company was started by Ethan Buchman (🐝,🦇) , who also co-founded Cosmos and helped design Tendermint. From the start, his focus has been on building technology that’s safe, reliable, and

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Yes. I'd say formal specification instead. AI is creating a problem we already have the solution for: get people to think about the systems they are building. Not writing thousands of lines of code or losing their minds over proofs. Just thinking about problems and solutions.

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Preparing for DevConnect so I (hopefully) don't sound too much like I spend all my days locked in a room just building. You can catch my talks at Defi Security Summit and W3ST. If you meet me and tell me you know Quint, I'll give you a sticker😎

Preparing for DevConnect so I (hopefully) don't sound too much like I spend all my days locked in a room just building.

You can catch my talks at <a href="/summit_defi/">Defi Security Summit</a> and W3ST. If you meet me and tell me you know Quint, I'll give you a sticker😎
Gabriela Moreira (@bugarela) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Unexpected finding: using jujutsu for version control is very convenient if you are letting agents commit for you. The agent keeps running and committing while you move jujutsu bookmarks around and push them without changing the git HEAD. Plus: snapshots.