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12:41
Hello!
Nice name :P
Might want to add leanprover-community.github.io to the room description?
room topic changed to The Lean-to: A room for discussing Lean the Language of the Month for October 2021. leanprover-community.github.io (no tags)
12:59
The natural number game is a really nice tutorial
Yeah. It's pretty fun.
Hello, Khanh here.
Hello.
Would you like to learn some Lean 👉👈 Which version would you like to learn, Lean 3 or Lean 4?
I don't speak Lean 4 though but it's more well suited as a programming language.
Lean 3, however, is more mature, it has more learning resources but its execution speed is somewhat slow.
I'm going through the natural number game first.
13:07
It's in Lean 3.
Yeah. But I may use Lean 4 later. I'm just getting a feel first.
@HuỳnhTrầnKhanh Are there significant differences in the syntax or concepts?
@user The axiomatic foundation is the same, however, the two versions are drastically different. I have absolutely no idea how to use Lean 4.
Also, mathlib isn't available for Lean 4 yet. So it will be a lot more painful to use Lean 4.
Oh, interesting
 
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16:51
Could Lean be used in proof-golf challenges? Or would that be problematic?
Could we force answers to use certain theorem proving languages only, such as Coq, Agda or Lean?
Because otherwise someone would make a homebrew theorem prover and write a proof that's based on unsound foundations.
Should I make a meta post to discuss this? Or maybe someone in here should make one, as I won't be available tomorrow.
 
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18:09
@HuỳnhTrầnKhanh I don't think that's how works
This challenge introduces its own axioms (which are sound)

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