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JonathanLivengood comments on Philosophy that can be "taken seriously by computer scientists" - Less Wrong
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In your linked piece, you were talking about formal epistemology. Here you say "formal philosophy." Is that a typo, or do you think that formal epistemology exhausts formal philosophy? (I would hope not the latter, since lots of formal work gets done in philosophy outside epistemology!)
Formal epistemology is a subfield within formal philosophy, probably the largest.
Larger than logic? Hmm ... maybe you're thinking about "formal philosophy" in a way that I am unfamiliar with.