I was considering working on the ability to dynamically generate eval questions whose solutions would all involve problem solving (and a known, definitive answer). I guess that this would be more valuable than publishing a fixed number of problems with known solutions. (and I get your point that in the end it might not matter because it's still about problem solving, not just rote memorization)
I was considering working on the ability to dynamically generate eval questions whose solutions would all involve problem solving (and a known, definitive answer). I guess that this would be more valuable than publishing a fixed number of problems with known solutions. (and I get your point that in the end it might not matter because it's still about problem solving, not just rote memorization)