srush's Provably Correct Tensor Puzzles: verifying ML code with a Jax-to-Lean transpiler
srush_nlp · x · 2026-10-09
Sasha Rush releases Provably Correct Tensor Puzzles, formally verifying Python ML code by building a Jax-to-Lean transpiler. He also notes his blogging strategy of alternating between topics he knows and ones where he's a total noob, hoping they converge in the limit.
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