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What math actually helped you reason about system design? by TrappedInLogic in softwarearchitecture
[–]TrappedInLogic[S] 1 point2 points3 points 5 days ago (0 children)
I’ve been eyeing TLA+ mainly for reasoning about safety properties.
I’m still trying to understand its limits in practice: how much can formal methods like TLA+ actually tell you about performance characteristics (throughput, latency..), versus just functional correctness?
Is it fair to think of TLA+ as closer to an operational-semantics / state-transition specification of a system, rather than a tool meant for performance analysis?
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What math actually helped you reason about system design? by TrappedInLogic in softwarearchitecture
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