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I wanted to start this simple blog to just get insights from different ppl about how they bridged their way from absolute basics from scratch, to second-nature problem solving, and also how do you deal with upsolving and HOW do you upsolve, especially for grey-green level programmers!
Thank you^^
So today I have decided to just take my time to write down a blog here to come back for after every now and then, since I would love to see how much progress and/or fun I'll have solving these problems^^
As the title stated, yes I am aiming for the IOI, starting by MOI (Moroccan Olympiad in Informatics), the first selection test is in 7-8 November, and currently we'll give ourselves a fun challenge: grind towards getting a 1200-1400 before the ST. Hard? Yes, Impossible? Absolutely not (maybe yes ._.), but yeah! We'll just grind and do better, also just having fun using Nvim and testing my configs too XD
