I'm currently looking for a university to do a masters in #CS.
My research interests include #Coq, #verification, formal #logic and #PLD.
Please message me if you have recommendations/experiences to share! 🙏
@Bowoski https://coq.inria.fr/
I honestly don't get how they thought that was a good name, even back then. 
@abs what's PLD (PLD Linux seemed too obvious)
@Michcioperz Programming Language Design 
@abs aha gotcha
well I guess my uni has a bunch of doctors who doctored in Coq (and also our shell server runs PLD Linux so I swear it's a match made in heaven)
@Michcioperz What university is that?
@abs Uni of Warsaw (not to be mistaken with Warsaw Uni of Technology)
@Michcioperz You don't seem to have a CS masters programme English, though. Only Data Science. 
@abs yeah that is probably the case, generally we don't English much, although I'm pretty sure we have at least two Vietnamese professors in the faculty
@abs in this city Warsaw Uni of Tech has lots more in English but I can't say I recommend them, and that is based on studying-there-friends' opinions and not just my uni's superiority
@Michcioperz Good to know, thanks! 🎉
@abs except I suppose we don't do Polish much, perhaps doctoral but masters I don't think
@abs I'm sure most universities with a good CS department will have something. One that I'm aware of is the University of Twente (NL), where they have a research group on language design and formal verification, with their main project being http://www.clash-lang.org/.
@ayo Thank you, I'll look into that! 
@abs Chalmers! Also, Ljubljana (Andrey (?) Bauer)
@turion Thank you! I'll look into them. 😄
@abs afaik ELTE has a huge thing for verification and we have at least one teacher who is head-over-heels for Agda (which isn't Coq but it's close i guess????)
but i don't know enough to be sure if it'd be right for you, soo, idk. check it out i guess?
@grainloom Thank you, I'll look into it! 
@abs oh also ELTE hosted the Types conference in 2017, idk if that counts towards anything
@grainloom It at least shows that they are involved enough in that branch of research to be qualified to organize something like that, doesn't it?
Seems like a positive in my book. 😄
@turion Coq is just what I learned here at university. It's meant as a stand-in for type based theorem provers in general.
I'd be perfectly fine with Agda. 😀
@abs
> research interests include #cock
Y-you're s-so l-lewd