I have been on codeforces for almost 5 years, i just take a break from cp for 1 year and i have seen a lot of changes in our community. Now i just want to recall and save some good old memories from everyone. Feel free to share your memories.

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You know you are old when you have seen purple vovuh single handled div 3 rounds

You know you are old when you have seen awoo was once pikmike

You know you are old when you have seen the retired blog of rng_58

You know you are old when you have seen red SecondThread provide useful solution

You know you are old when you have seen Wind_Eagle trolling cheater

And you are elderly people if you have participated in a contest and there's no cheaters.

Recently, i have been thinking about this problem : You are given 2 permutations P and Q od length N and 1,2,3,...N appear exactly 1 time in each permutation. You have to answer Q query (Q <= N <= 2e5) with form L1 R1 L2 R2 means that how many element are "on" in range L2 R2 of Q if all element in range L1 R1 of P is "on" all other element in this query is "off"

Ex input : 6

3 2 4 5 1 6

1 2 3 4 5 6

1

2 4 4 6

output : 2

I have tried to use Mo + segment tree with O(N*sqrt(N)*logN) but it seems to be too slow. Anyone have better idea ?

Hello, at problem E last contest I have do segment tree and binary search which reach a good complexity O((n+q)log(maxY)log(n)) but i dont know why It just give me a TLE judgement on test 18 Maybe my poor implementation ? Or there's some infinite loop ? Or I just make a wrong calculation in complexity ? I still cant find my mistake so I hope u guy could help me. Here is my code: https://codeforces.net/contest/1440/submission/98824111 Thanks in advance.