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demoralizer →
[Tutorial] Solving Linear Recurrences with various methods, Including O(N logN logK) using FFT, 4 years ago
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demoralizer finally did it. I WAS THE FIRST PERSON WHO REQUESTED IT ! https://mirror.codeforces.com/blog/entry/83164?#comment-704678 |
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When are you going to make Roadmaps to FAANG |
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i am young at heart ;) |
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There are over 300,000 handles, i am adding them based on rating from top to bottom, your handle will also be added soon. Currently, all IGM,LGM,GM,M(almost) have been added. The density of users is more towards the bottom, so its taking time, but it will all be added soon |
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yes lol |
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Use SublimeText....SublimeText is the best |
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your cat got a better rating on cf lmao |
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What's full form of UWCOI ? |
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KAN →
Codeforces Round 687 (Div. 1, Div. 2) and Technocup 2021 — Elimination Round 2, 5 years ago
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User : Jerry Round: #372 |
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Golovanov399 →
Codeforces Round 679 (Div.1, Div.2) and Technocup — Elimination Round 1, 6 years ago
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this is my alt i use it to shitpost :P |
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Golovanov399 →
Codeforces Round 679 (Div.1, Div.2) and Technocup — Elimination Round 1, 6 years ago
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Div 2 D was pretty easy ! just hope that it has strong pretest. |
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why do you even care? is this some kind of commenting algorithm you guys have? |
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I agree, but educational or div 3 rounds can be atleast more frequent |
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did u break after the manhattan distance exceeded 1000? |
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Its DP with some optimization. sort every celeb by time...then start from right. let so now for any $$$i$$$, iterate over all $$$j$$$ in $$$i$$$+$$$1$$$ to $$$n$$$ and for those celeb if the manhattan distance of $$$i$$$ and $$$j$$$ celeb is less than the time difference then take maximum so for $$$i^{th}$$$ celeb answer is the optimization here is that the grid is small, so if for any $$$j$$$ the manhataan distance exceed 1000 then condition will be always valid...so use maximum suffix and break the loop |
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Bro, you are an absolute legend! Hoping to see you red soon! |
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Really hope that they would make videos on this as well |
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I have watched this, but it's theoretical again. I have the understanding, I just need the implementation part |
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Do we get a ranklist? |
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No it worked ! did you try it? |
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Yes... actually iterate i till B, then if you set j at position i, then calculate the change by subtracting no of numbers equal to j at index i here i is effectively i%B |
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2nd was easy, count nodes with depth < B, say |
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5 was dp dp[i][1024] |
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我在胡说八道 |
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Yup, what language u coded into, Also i did lots of precomputation, and used arrays instead of maps |
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This is from google hiring challenge And i got this problem, your solution is correct ( partially) Basically for each node keep a list of values co prime to it Then use this
Now just iterate over all x in in numbers co prime to $$$val[i]$$$ and check the last element in $$$stc[x]$$$ pick the one with closest level. And you're done And don't forget to pop stuff out when backtracking |
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Where problem statement is not written like some essay |
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Try this ! |
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Open the problem in an Incognito window, its fast and gets the job done |
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Good luck for next contest then :) |
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I don't know if my solution was intended to work or not, but i simply bruteforced $$$A_i$$$ and $$$A_j$$$, with $$$A_i$$$ as one of the maximum or second maximum number, and $$$A_j$$$ as elements of array. It got accepted surprisingly lol |
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You should participate in Div 1 then, you won't find A and B |
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Eddagdeg →
I solved more than 1341 problems till difficulty 2200 but no improvement at all , I feel frustrated should I quit?, 6 years ago
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I think it's your response to problems you can't solve, like what do you do when you are unable to solve a problem ? Do you read editorials straight away? |
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Contest is still running |
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prophet_ →
Foundation for fixing various CF tools broken by recent security update (Solution), 6 years ago
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Thanks ! My submission tool works now, i just need to pass the RCPC as a cookie while making the request Here is the python sample Is this fix permanent btw? |
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Do you even realize that this is an alt/troll handle |
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Why are submissions low on problems? Were they hard, imo first 3 were pretty easy? |
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Hope to become LGM this contest! |
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For many people, it's their passion ! |
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Do basically in D, we could kill monsters in any order? |
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I used policy based data structure so my solution got accepted at last |
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