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So we will have 2 contest in a week as some of u suggested, even though it wasnt majority idea , adding one contest doesn't go against that since it is another opportunity. So the contest will be held Thursday and Sunday 7 pm(1 Local time)
If u have any idea or question comment it down
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for the first time i've seen gpt-5 coundnt solve a leetcode medium question and neither could i 😭 https://leetcode.com/problems/jump-game-ix/
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Thanks for ur genuine feedbacks in the last poll and for those who want to particpate , How often would you like the contest to be held?
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Hey everyone! 👋
I was planning to create a contest on LeetCode, but since that wasn’t possible, I’m considering hosting it on Codeforces instead.
✨ What do you think about this idea? 🤔 How many of you would be interested in joining?
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🚀 Excited to share a project my team and I recently completed: the A2SV Application Platform! 🎉
Previously, the A2SV program used Google Forms for applications — which was hard to manage, track, and review. We built a centralized web platform that makes the process much smoother for both applicants and reviewers.
What we built:
✅ Applicant registration & submission
✅ Role-based access (applicants, reviewers, managers)
✅ Real-time updates & decision tracking
✅ Streamlined review process
🌟 This platform has transformed the recruitment workflow — making it much more efficient and user-friendly compared to the old system.
🛠 Built with: Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and deployed on Vercel.
It was an amazing team effort, and I’m proud of what we accomplished. 🙌
👉 You can check it out here: A2SV Application Platform
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Repost from Discover • Tech News
🔍 New Ancestor Species Found in Ethiopia
Scientists have unearthed 13 fossil teeth in Ethiopia’s Ledi-Geraru region that reveal a previously unknown Australopithecus species living 2.6–2.8 million years ago. Ten of the teeth belong to this new species, while three come from early members of the genus Homo, showing that the two lineages shared the same habitat.
The discovery, detailed in Nature on 13 August 2025, adds to evidence that human evolution was not a straight line but a "bushy tree" with overlapping branches.
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