> On Dec 1, 2024, at 12:49 AM, savask <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> Programmers have a nice tradition of solving a small puzzle or coding task on 
> each day of advent, Advent of Code being one of the most famous examples. ...
> 
> This year I suggest a new challenge, a set of 16 small problems about magmas:
> https://gist.github.com/savask/f7a3b46663aa16e5dd48f8bfaba3e3e5

Thanks for organizing this!

> ... Of course, the first person to formalize some result can claim it for 
> themselves and put it in their mathbox.

That sounds great as a starting point.

However, at least some of these problems seem general and/or interesting.
I hope that at least some of these theorems will eventually end up in the 
"main" area,
instead of in a mathbox. Once a theorem is in the main area, it's easier for 
other proofs
to build on it.

--- David A. Wheeler

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