Buenos días, Dr. Felix. Usted es un referente en MathExchange. Hace poco, con un colega, comenzamos a revisar muchas de sus publicaciones. Cierto es que algunos matemáticos a veces se enojaban con usted jaja, pero sus métodos me encantan. Es probable, de tener tiempo

Have mathematicians created an open forum or leaderboard for open math problems categorized by their classes of difficulty? I know FrontierMath has initiated this project and some MathExchange forums exist, but it is about time a framework like this for math and physics was constructed with a field-wide consensus on tractability and impact.

got home later that expected and had to look it up online. I took what I found and tried to add explanations. a link to the mathexchange post I found will be in another reply. Hopefully you can read my writing

that sounds plausible given you were one of the most prolific answerers on mathexchange (i think?) i really wonder how it encodes 'style', style is the kind of thing that feels so densely seeped into other factors (the shape, grooves, of a persons mind)

ChatGPT and MathExchange threads that don’t actually address my point makes you feel confident in your position, then that’s up to you.

we are losing mathexchange sauce

to proof: x.com/psicoalfanista/status/… This problem does not appear in mathexchange. IA is able to solve it.

by looking up answers on MathExchange. I can show you examples of results that aren’t posted anywhere, and the AI can still solve them.

he was basically the Cleo from mathexchange of his time

By the way, dear @ChetuyaGamma. The analysis of these type of sums are not reported in mathexchange, but some colleagues are working in more general expressions related to them 🥰.

Yes, It got the answer correct because it scrapped MathExchange/Overflow answers and all math textbooks, So the data sets got the answer correct and not the “AI”, BTW, chain of thought is independent of the answer the model gives you, Here is a video: youtu.be/HlpFt9zNSjs?si=ufA9…

Become one of those mathexchange gods.

mathexchange?探したけどなかったんですよ。で、ご存じかもと聞いてみました。でも、アーベル群Aのアルファベット（単位元は０）に形式的に積単位元1を不定元として追加し、そこから積和差であらわされる式の集合を、「差が環の公理を使えば0と示せる」という同値関係で割ったら、F(A)になる気がします

someone did a detailed investigation and turns out the infamous "Cleo" mathexchange user (extremely difficult integral solver) was almost certainly a coordinated group effort cleoinvestigation.notion.sit…

*Thinks he knows math, so he goes to mathexchange *opens first problem *panics...runs back to textbooks

QC has a pass to say or believe nearly anything in my book since I personally benefited from his answers on MathExchange.

Uma coisa que ajudaria é a galera usar o meta mathexchange e meta mathoverflow mais vezes

Idk what that is. The cleo faker is some AI charlatan who believes in an indecipherable cryptocurrency conspiracy theory. essentially a schizoposter. but they stole some mathexchange valor and pretended to be a math prodigy and got like 10k followers out of lying about that

So many moments on this website I think to myself "how can people not tell this person is full of shit." This isn't even the most egregious example of the last few months; the person who tricked all of TP*T into thinking they're Cleo from mathexchange was a true rock bottom.

The virgin billion parameter model vs the chad mathematician searching on MathExchange (the optimal answer must be a regular hexagonal close packing of circles) stackoverflow.com/questions/…