HUME: NATURALISMO COMO ANTIRRACIONALISMO?

Hume, the New Hume, and Causal Connections

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Hume to FPGA

Hume is a novel language in the functional tradition, strongly oriented to systems requiring strong guarantees that resource bounds are met. To facilitate resource assurance, Hume enforces a separation of coordination and computation concerns, and deploys an abstract machine intermediary between implementations and analyses. These core design decisions also enable a high degree of portability a...

Induction before Hume

The word ‘Induction’ and its cognates in other languages, of which for present purposes the most important is Latin ‘inductio’, have a complex semantic history, as does the Greek ἐπαγωγή from which they were derived. Though some of these uses — electromagnetic induction, or the induction of a clergyman into a new benefice — are manifestly irrelevant, others that still diverge significantly from...

Hume, Skepticism, and Induction

Model Checking Hw-Hume

Safety-critical software systems call for effective analysis that ensures the correctness of the systems. HUME is a functional programming language, targeted at safety-critical systems, which supports such analysis for time and space, but does not support verification. This topic is explored by using an off-the-shelf design verification system called SPIN. The result is then empirically analysed.