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You can see anyone's solution if you go to their profile -> "Submissions" right under the main CF menu. |
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One way to look at it is if there will be no changes to tackle this, you can treat this as ELO correction — people would have lower ratings but if you compare 2 honest participants, their relative rating would remain the same. Edit: But I agree it's a big problem ofc. Just saying that if you care about skill and want to measure it against other people you know, it doesn't really matter. |
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Is it possible to solve Div1A in Python? My code is identical to the ones passing in C++ or C#. Runtime is PyPy 3.x.x. Still getting TLE. |
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