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21st International Olympiad of Informatics Opens, In Bulgaria and Online

Kostadin Vodenicharov writes "The International Olympiad in Informatics is considered one of the most prestigious programming contests in the world. Currently the 21st IOI is being held in Plovdiv, Bulgaria (which was the country that also hosted the 1st IOI), from 8th to 15th August. High school students from all over the world have gathered to put their programming skills to the test. Everyone else who wishes to participate can do it in the online contest which will run in parallel with the real one and will present the same tasks to be solved. The competition itself is going to take place on Monday 10th August and Wednesday 12th August from 9:00 to 14:00 EEST (UTC+3)."

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  1. Jack Off by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll

    My favorite YO MAMA joke. Yo Mama so stupid she fucked yo daddy!

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  2. Re:Great accommodation too by BadAnalogyGuy · · Score: 0, Troll

    This hotel, is very nice. You stay at most expensive room, daily maid service, free. Also female goat for morning milk and evening enjoyment. Chicken cage available, extra cost, but eggs free.

  3. USA will lose and... by Tablizer · · Score: -1, Troll

    ...people (offshore lobbyists?) will use it as proof that we are "getting behind". The truth is the prize money is a smidgen when converted to US cost-of-living rates, and thus there's no real incentive.