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| CHALLENGE | AUTHORS | SOLVES (CURRENT) | SOLVE RATE (AT CONTEST TIME) |
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1756 solves | - | ||
1574 solves | - | ||
932 solves | - | ||
627 solves | Top 28% = 84/300 users | ||
622 solves | - | ||
604 solves | - | ||
540 solves | Top 73% = 683/928 teams | ||
409 solves | - | ||
406 solves | - | ||
373 solves | - | ||
367 solves | - | ||
363 solves | Top 32% = 56/174 users | ||
349 solves | - | ||
342 solves | - | ||
336 solves | - | ||
331 solves | - | ||
330 solves | - | ||
323 solves | - | ||
318 solves | - | ||
306 solves | - |
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I made a blog service consists of two servers: API server and Frontend server. The former provides APIs that you can see, add, or modify posts. The latter uses responses from API server and render it.
If you could get 1,000,000,000,000 likes on your post, I will give you the flag. The maximum number of likes is 5,000, though.
