I am a lazy competitive programmer. I want to become a billionaire by winning competitive programming contests. How can I do so ?
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I am a lazy competitive programmer. I want to become a billionaire by winning competitive programming contests. How can I do so ?
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If you said millionaire then that would be possible. However, how the f*ck you want to become a billionaire??!
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The easiest way to do this is to move to Iran. 1$ equals 42105 Iranian rials.
No. Zimbabwe.
Zimbabwe could do the trick too
Wrong
If you win each possible competition next 250 years, you will be billionaire for sure, you will have a billion Indian rupees!
billion Indian rupees is still decent chunk of money
250 years is decent chunk of lifetime :)
It's very easy, create a problem that says “Mohinemmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm has won n dollars (or whatever currency) by winning m contests (1 ≤ n ≤ 109, 1 ≤ m ≤ 105)” and Polygon will insist that you make maximum tests.