Popped up for Ciro Santilli on April 19th 2026 after solving Project Euler problem 993.
The problem is available only as an image. Furthermore, the problem image itself, i.e.:
wget -O secret.png https://projecteuler.net/resources/images/bonus_secret_statement.png?1738588439
(I hope it's not fingerprinted to my login lol) must be passed as an input of your solver.
The output of the program is another image of Euler with caption:
THE SECRET WORD IS MY FIRST NAME
so and the final answer must be inferred to be the string:
Leonhard
ChatGPT web 5.4 solved it directly from the image.
This section is about official bonus problems of Project Euler.
These sometimes pop up after you solve another problem, and it is not well documented when they show up.
According to their copyright statement, these problems are copyrighted unlike the others, so we can't reproduce them here. But we can give answers I believe.
This section is about the main problems as opposed to the bonus Project Euler problems.
2026-04-17: display broke after it touched a table lightly. Not sturdy. Replacement of original 400 pounds so not worth it.
2026: decided to find my own go to underwear to buy forever and stop this bullshit.
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003U3554A Calvin Klein Men's 3 Pack Low Rise Trunks - Cotton Stretch Boxers: worked well. When I first got it I felt a slight tightness on my tighs, but you immediately forget about it seconds later.
Apparently also has human review as part of the process. Newbs. Just require Lean solutions and be done with it... They do address it in a section of the paper "Formal math benchmarks" but still meh. Review must be fully automated, none of that asking humans bullshit.
Required Characteristics
PhD-level difficulty: Suitable for qualifying exams, research papers, or advanced seminars
Requires genuine insight: Not solvable by routine application of known algorithms
Clear proof-based main question: Answer should be a complete mathematical argument, not just a number
2-3 unique-answer subquestions: Enable automated evaluation (e.g., "Is the statement true for n=5?", "What is the rank of this group?")
Example problem:
Example 1: Stable Graphs
Main question: Find a closed formula for the number of stable graphs of genus with no legs and precisely 3 edges, for all .
Subquestions:
  • What is ?
  • What is ?
  • What is ?

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