What tactic will prove the most mathlib lemmas at the end of 2026?
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grind
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Sometime around the resolution date, I will write a script that samples random tactic-mode lemmas from mathlib, and replaces the proof of those lemmas with an invocation of a single tactic. This market resolves to whichever tactic of the ones provided as answers proves the biggest fraction of lemmas.
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By "prove", is it ok if there are warnings? Because I know of a tactic that has a 100% success rate 😉
@tfae Lol.
But no. Feel free to ask more questions about what counts as proof, but sorry does not count.
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