Show HN: I wished for a site with a growing list of math problems, I built it (teachyourselfmath.app)

Article summary

The article presents a website with a growing list of math problems, currently featuring 848 problems. The problems cover various topics in number theory and are categorized by difficulty. The website aims to provide a resource for users to practice and learn math. The creator is open to feedback and suggestions for improvement.

Main themes

• math education
• problem-solving
• website development
• copyright and attribution
• user experience
• math resources

What commenters say

• The website's execution is flawed due to incomplete problem definitions and lack of attribution.
• Automating the process of detecting and fixing incomplete problem definitions could improve the website.
• Providing solutions or references to solutions would enhance the user experience and make the website more valuable.
• The website could benefit from features such as user-submitted problems, upvoting and downvoting, and sorting by difficulty or other criteria.
• Some users suggest that the website could be improved by generating its own problems instead of scraping them from other sources.
• Others propose that the website could serve as a search engine, linking to original documents and providing a valuable resource for math learners.
• There are concerns about copyright and attribution, with some arguing that the website should provide sources for the problems.
• The website's creator is considering various suggestions and is open to implementing new features and improvements.