I casually noticed Fable formalized IEEE 754 in Bend2 !?? I just asked for float parsers but thanks I guess
Users are excited about Fable adding IEEE 754 support to Bend2 because it hints at Victor Taelin's next major architectural breakthrough.
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It also one-shot a paper for Bend's runtime, and it is BEAUTIFUL. I'm reading it and accurate, organized, readable. I love it
I casually noticed Fable formalized IEEE 754 in Bend2 !?? I just asked for float parsers but thanks I guess
this is the craziest of times, what on the fucking hell
I casually noticed Fable formalized IEEE 754 in Bend2 !?? I just asked for float parsers but thanks I guess
@ultimussaeculi too late, already done
@VictorTaelin Bend2 release wen?
@VictorTaelin @grok what does this mean?
@VictorTaelin is there a bend2 python library so i can use bend2 syntax in python and write valid python programs that are also bend2 progams
@VictorTaelin Pass your bend programs via Howard Curry isomorphism to proof techniques ... what does it suddenly prove ...
@ultimussaeculi no ): we dropped that for launch, but it may come later
Fable is Victor Taelin's multi-agent AI system for building Bend2 (his new parallel functional language). He asked it only for basic float parsers, but it autonomously wrote a full formal IEEE 754 implementation for F32 — complete with big-integer arithmetic, restoring division, proper rounding (ties to even), ldexp scaling, and subnormal handling. The screenshot is the generated code. It's a big overdeliver on formal numerics in a language built for readable specs + AI proofs.
@VictorTaelin look what codex did
@VictorTaelin Waiting for your conjecture overturning arch next
@VictorTaelin you should look at elixir with
@VictorTaelin what if i formalize bend2 in lean4