Lean
Coverage of Lean in the Nexus archive.
- Vitalik Buterin says Ethereum’s next rebuild will rival the Merge, and take three to four years
Vitalik Buterin stated Ethereum's next rebuild will be as significant as the Merge and take three to four years. He highlighted increased priority for quantum safety and noted Hegota as the last pre-Lean hard fork.
- Wisconsin Laborers union breaks new ground with peer support for troubled members
The Wisconsin Laborers District Council is launching LEAN, a peer support program for union members facing mental health, stress, or substance abuse challenges. The program, only the third of its kind in the U.S., includes trained peer specialists and a 24/7 hotline to address stigma and provide support.
- "Why not just use Lean?"
The article 'Why not just use Lean?' by Lawrence C. Paulson discusses considerations for adopting Lean, a theorem prover and programming language. It appears to explore trade-offs in using Lean compared to other systems, with limited engagement reflected in low comments and points.
- Lean proved this program was correct; then I found a bug
Lean, a theorem prover, was used to verify the correctness of a program, but the author later discovered a bug in the system.
- A Perfectable Programming Language
The article discusses a programming language called Lean that aims to be 'perfectable,' with a focus on its design and capabilities. The content is hosted on Alok's GitHub page and referenced in a Hacker News comment thread with zero replies.