Is it still relevant for div2 in 2024?
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Is it still relevant for div2 in 2024?
Has anyone ever done this?
Every single div1 people that I know IRL or online had coach.
so I think it's extremely hard to improve and get into div1 without proper guidance from coaching.
but I have no affiliation, coaching will not available but still I want to improve, so asking help from people who actually become div1 without coaching.
Clearly, there are certain features in Codeforces that seem to have access limits (opened for 2100+) that are not officially disclosed.
However, here is the list of features that only Div.1 people can use from my observation.
Streams — div1 people can advertise their streaming.
Uphack — div1 people can hack solution after system test.
Problem tag — div1 people can edit problem tags and possibly determine problem rating.
Catalog — div1 people can edit catalog.
Vote — div1 people vote weighted more than other.
Feel free to share if there is anything not mentioned here; there are probably a lot more.
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