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Anyone can make mistakes, even algorithms. Sometimes we might be pretty sure that our algorithms are giving us good answers, but for any number of reasons, we might harbor a bit of doubt. How can we increase our confidence in what the computer tells us?
This isn’t a new problem. The Apollo spacecraft of the 1960s and ’70s relied on one type of computer in the command module, which orbited the moon, and a different type of computer in the lunar module, which landed there. These computers were a critical part of almost every maneuver, so it was essential that the astronauts could trust their outputs. The computers were built with ...
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