> But, back to the Partition Principle. I took a brief look at the preprint released by OpenAI (not at the Lean code, since I know very little of the actual usage of Lean, and that code was enormous). It sucked. It is unclear, muddled, and has a strange structure.
Incredible lack of curiosity. The Lean artifact shows that there is a proof. Maybe the natural language writeup sucks (maybe it doesn't even correspond to the Lean proof!) but the proof is there and if he were really interested in the problem he would try to understand it. Rather, his revealed preference is that what he's really interested in is good style in academic papers.
> But, back to the Partition Principle. I took a brief look at the preprint released by OpenAI (not at the Lean code, since I know very little of the actual usage of Lean, and that code was enormous). It sucked. It is unclear, muddled, and has a strange structure.
Incredible lack of curiosity. The Lean artifact shows that there is a proof. Maybe the natural language writeup sucks (maybe it doesn't even correspond to the Lean proof!) but the proof is there and if he were really interested in the problem he would try to understand it. Rather, his revealed preference is that what he's really interested in is good style in academic papers.