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Inspired by IOI Contest Footage in this blog, I also try to add APIO Contest Footage.
Watch the contest footage here :
New features :
Any comment or advice would be appreciated.
Want to see your progress in past IOI or KSN (Indonesian NOI)? Wish to rewind the live scoreboard?
Watch the contest footage here :
Features :
Here an example screenshot of the page :
I decide to open the source code on GitHub :
We can deploy it even in AWS S3 Bucket since it is a static web. Any pull request for adding more features or fixing some issues are welcome.
I hope you enjoy the contestants' dramatic performances.
UPD 1: Adding Contest Footage of KSN.
UPD 2: Replacing new link for KSN Footage.
UPD 3: Add toggle button for unofficial participants.
Actually, this contest ended 2 months ago and you can upsolve here. But, because someone complained me about editorial of this problem yesterday and said that it was hard to understand. And also until I write this blog, just Benq and Pyqe that already submit (and both of them got AC). So, I try to rewrite a clearer explanation about this problem in this link (english version is available on page 8).
Additional :
By the way, I got an idea about this problem more than 3 years ago when I was in junior high school even before I know about cp. Finally, it is published after several years of waiting.
I wonder, what is the percentage of ioi 2019 contestant that attempt problem line without any randomization?
What is the largest number less than 2^64 which has exactly 90 positive divisors ?
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