Formal verification and deterministic simulation testing share one answer: architect differently
blaizedsouza · x · 2026-11-09
DominikTornow makes a concise engineering claim: if you want formal verification of your code, or deterministic simulation testing, the answer is the same for both — architect your system differently. The implication is that these capabilities come from design, not bolted-on tooling.
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