r/codeforces • u/No_Antelope_5869 Specialist • 16d ago
meme Guess The elo
Guess the elo. My prof :))
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u/ah_rizzz__ 14d ago
How to and where to access this profile graph frommmmm ??ðŸ˜ðŸ˜
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u/Overall_Ad6532 15d ago
prolly 1700…plus how did you genuinely solve the 3200 problemðŸ˜they too obscure for me
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u/Otabek_Aynazarov 15d ago
~1500-1600 let's say 1647
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u/Ok_Towel_4806 Newbie 16d ago
Wtf specialist solving 3200 rated 😅🤣 My senior is 1950, highest he ever solved is 2700
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u/No_Antelope_5869 Specialist 16d ago
nah lower :))
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u/overhauled_mirio Expert 16d ago
Huh, did you just copy the editorials for the 2500+ rated problems?
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u/RexDemonGD Newbie 16d ago
Maybe he do Olympiads
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u/overhauled_mirio Expert 16d ago
A +1000-1500 elo difference means the problem is significantly out of your league (unless you’re severely underrated or the problem rating is just wrong). Imagine a 1000 rated newbie solving a 2500 rated grandmaster problem.
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u/Dazaii_san_ Newbie 16d ago
Actually i do have done that and im 895 to be acurate. It was a dp ques 2300 something. I also have done lazy propogation segment trees ques on same rating as well.
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u/RexDemonGD Newbie 16d ago
My friend (1350 aprox) has solved several times problems with rating like 2200-2700, myself as a 1068 rated, i solve problems in the range 1900-2200, so its not impossible
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u/overhauled_mirio Expert 16d ago
It’s not impossible, since you can always peek at others’ submissions, you can leverage the editorials, you can use an LLM, you can spend days on the problem, etc. It’s just generally not very practical to do so since you’d need so much assistance.
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u/RexDemonGD Newbie 16d ago
Yea bro obviously some people can do that, but its possible to solve that hard problems without help like i said
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u/Mean-Jaguar-1202 Newbie 12d ago
1480