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Yeah, the progress has to be quite significant, no points are awarded for trivial observations. Thus scores are usually bimodal around 0 and 7. In the linked stats you can see that…

Partial credit is quite challenging to earn, per: https://www.imo-official.org/year_statistics.aspx?year=2024

nlinarith is a proof automation that attempts to finish a proof using the simplex method to find a linear combination of hypotheses and things that have already been proven, as wel…

> We don't have a way to verify formalizations the same way. While there is no perfect method, it is possible to use the agent to determine if the statement is false, has contradic…

I contributed a few trivial proofs to this project, and I tried enlisting GPT-4, Copilot, Moogle, and Morph Prover to help out (I did not try LLMStep or ReProver). Out of these: - …

Even if eprint.iacr.org did include the analogue of viXra's content (which I've heard it mostly doesn't, other than one time that famous cryptographer whose name I forgot got old a…

Adding to what other commenters said, ESLint also works like this. However in an IDE setting it's not exactly "auto"; you have to click the light bulb and accept the fix (idk about…

Question on the "Batching memory-bound processes on a GPU" section - it says "This enables us to reuse parts of the model that we’ve already loaded into the GPU’s SRAM", but the 10…

There is a niche use-case for the reverse order `(foo min map filter baz bar)`, which is, solving typed holes (you could refine the hole as like `_.foo()` although that wouldn't be…

This is a cool idea - it could be tested it by seeing whether W_V tends to map to 0, and whether tends to get attended to. There are interesting things to said whether or not this …

This is probably what the author meant to say but elided. I can see why it looks off though.

Aren't CRDTs the logical conclusion of automatic merging? I feel like with source control you want to be more intentional about what gets merged, right? Maybe CRDT can be good for …