I participated in Codeforces Round #713 (Div. 3)
I had solved the Problem 1512G — Short Task, during the contest, which I believe at least ran on 3 pretests, as many participants got WA on TC 3, during the contest.
My During-Contest AC Code ran in 1940ms, with Pretests Passed Verdict.
The intended complexity for the problem, was O(10^7 log(10^7)), as described in the editorial.
My solution's complexity was the same.
After system test, my during-contest solution got TLE'ed on TC 3, the case which was included in pretests as well. (Code)
After system test, I submitted the same solution, without changing a single word/line, it got AC'ed in 1965 ms. (Code).
I saw the leaderboard and seems like I am not the only one to have a TLE'ed solution.
I truly agree that ~100ms non-deterministic difference in run-time is possible. But, if the intended solution requires TL so close to 2 sec., then it would have been better to put the TL as 2.5s or 3s. Also, this would have helped Python/Java solutions, which TLE'ed, to pass, and also the non-deterministic difference in run-time wouldn't have affected the solutions, with "intended" complexity.
Please, look upon this suggestion MikeMirzayanov.
Thank you.
Correct me, if I have wrote something wrong or contradictory.
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I submitted the same solution, without changing a single word/line
You can submit the same code, which you submitted during contest, once after the contest and it won't give you this warning/error.
Just try once.
Also, you can try checking and comparing my both codes here. You will see and get the verdict as
These texts are identical.There's a blog about this problem already, by the way: https://codeforces.com/blog/entry/89544. You might want to move the conversation there to avoid duplication.