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There are two sets of refactoring that can be performed on our codebase to make them more efficient and utilize the full potential offered by Qt Framework. See below:
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Users should be required to solve at least one problem before they can create tickets outside of live contests and edit their profile to discourage spam.
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We sometimes want to run tests which are not associated to specific problems (e.g. generating inputs using srand()
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However, this technique is not trivial, so we should print hint messages when test files with no PROBLEM
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It would be great to add a subset of the now only jury available stats also to the team and public pages.
I'm thinking of the submission graph over time (but all rejected verdicts bundled into one, of course nothing after the freeze) and the total number of attempts/corrects.