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by Tom Fitzpatrick, Editor and Verification Technologist
"Building a theater set is not unlike what we do as verification engineers. It involves modeling the "real world," often at a higher level of abstraction, and it has hard deadlines."—Tom Fitzpatrick
Building a theater set is not unlike what we do as verification engineers. It involves modeling the "real world," often at a higher level of abstraction, and it has hard deadlines. "The show must go on," after all. Productivity is also key because all of us building the set are volunteers. We reuse set pieces whenever we can, whether it's something we built for a past production or something we borrowed from a neighboring group. And we often have to deal with shifting requirements when
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