Five external validators agreed. Then I broke the code on purpose and found the one none of them could see.
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Last night I needed to trust a number I had computed myself, and I did the thing you are supposed to do. I found external validators. I found five. All five went green. I felt fine about it for several hours, and that feeling was worth almost nothing, which is what this post is about. The setup, br…
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Five external validators agreed. Then I broke the code on purpose and found the one none of them could see.
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