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【LGR-193】Luogu Round 193 Announcement
By luogu_official, history, 5 months ago, In English

We will hold Luogu Round 193 on Luogu.

We are looking forward to your participation! If you cannot understand Chinese, ChatGPT may be helpful.

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I don't think it's that tough to provide English Statement rather it'd be very harsh for the English speaking participants to Copy All Chinese Statements and then copy paste that to an AI and then they would need to hope for AI to provide an understandable and correct statement of the provided question and then they would need to do rest of the regular jobs of solving a question. It puts a huge Handicap to the English speaking people and goes against the communist morals as well.

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    Communist does not nurture lazy people. Because the principle of distribution in communist is to distribute according to work: anyone with the ability to work should contribute to society to the best of their ability, and society distributes personal consumer goods based on the quantity and quality of labor provided by workers. The more work, the more return.

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      "The more work, the more return."

      That won't happen in here, English-speaking participants would do all the hard-work but wouldn't rank higher for their UNWANTED hard-work rather they would be time-penalized.

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    Luogu is a OJ that firstly provided for CN users. It is actually tough to make a multi-language interface. You can google translate the statement.

    https://mirror.codeforces.com/blog/entry/131261 in this blogs' first comment, the developer chen_zhe said that they are working on it.

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    It is not difficult for CF to provide Chinese question faces

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    Luogu official will provide it in the future

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Wow a luogu contest announcement on codeforces

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I have to say, usually Luogu div1/2 difficulty >> Codeforces div1/2 difficulty. "similar" is a fake information.

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It's more useful to launch English version of the website like how atcoder do.

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    5 months ago, # ^ |
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    Yeah, we are working on establishing an English platform, but it takes time. We plan to complete this task by the end of 2024 or early 2025.

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Do you mind adding it to google calendar? Clist one doesn't work for me.

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On luogu IOI rule, the tiebreaker for 0pts submission is very strange.
For example, if I do 0pts submission just after start of the contest I recieve 0pts(0min), but without doing this, for example I got 0pts(60min) or something.
The comparison function is (sum of the points) -> (sum of the tiebreakers), so if I finish the contest 0pts with submission, it's worse than nosub.
To avoid the beginning unnecessary empty submissions, could you fix this issue?

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I don't see the point of making a contest announcement blog in codeforces unless the problem statements of the contest are in English

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