Running Lean at Scale 1 month ago (harmonic.fun) 6 comments eab- Reply Add to library jarmitage 1 month ago In case you want to try Aristotle, I asked Claude Code to make a plugin for it here https://github.com/afhverjuekki/claude-code-aristotle-plugin RGamma 1 month ago This is part of the work that lead to Aristotle, the system that performed at Gold level at IMO: https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.01346 auggierose 1 month ago Very interesting. Do I get this right, running 500000 instances for 1 hour can be done for about $5000, or are there many hidden costs? (500000 * $0.01). whattheheckheck 25 days ago Lean4 with a mathlib project seems really slow has anyone else experienced that? ncgl 1 month ago am i understanding it right that this is used to validate the output of llms? any other uses for distributed lean? genuinely curious UltraSane 1 month ago Lean is an automated theorem prover. It decides if a given proof is true or not. This uses LLMs to try to write proofs for a given problem
jarmitage 1 month ago In case you want to try Aristotle, I asked Claude Code to make a plugin for it here https://github.com/afhverjuekki/claude-code-aristotle-plugin
RGamma 1 month ago This is part of the work that lead to Aristotle, the system that performed at Gold level at IMO: https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.01346
auggierose 1 month ago Very interesting. Do I get this right, running 500000 instances for 1 hour can be done for about $5000, or are there many hidden costs? (500000 * $0.01).
whattheheckheck 25 days ago Lean4 with a mathlib project seems really slow has anyone else experienced that?
ncgl 1 month ago am i understanding it right that this is used to validate the output of llms? any other uses for distributed lean? genuinely curious UltraSane 1 month ago Lean is an automated theorem prover. It decides if a given proof is true or not. This uses LLMs to try to write proofs for a given problem
UltraSane 1 month ago Lean is an automated theorem prover. It decides if a given proof is true or not. This uses LLMs to try to write proofs for a given problem
In case you want to try Aristotle, I asked Claude Code to make a plugin for it here https://github.com/afhverjuekki/claude-code-aristotle-plugin
This is part of the work that lead to Aristotle, the system that performed at Gold level at IMO: https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.01346
Very interesting. Do I get this right, running 500000 instances for 1 hour can be done for about $5000, or are there many hidden costs? (500000 * $0.01).
Lean4 with a mathlib project seems really slow has anyone else experienced that?
am i understanding it right that this is used to validate the output of llms? any other uses for distributed lean? genuinely curious
Lean is an automated theorem prover. It decides if a given proof is true or not. This uses LLMs to try to write proofs for a given problem