Next [Saturday, May 4, at 6pm UTC](https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?iso=20190504T18&ah=5), the University of Texas at Austin is hosting an "invitational" (actually open to anyone) programming contest. The contest will last 5 hours and is intended to be similar to a North American ICPC regional contest in terms of difficulty. There will be 10-14 problems, and we encourage you to follow ICPC rules: teams of 3 on one computer, using no online resources.↵
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The problem set was created by myself and [user:arknave,2019-04-28].↵
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If you want to participate, you can sign up using the registration form: [https://forms.gle/L2s5DaNQFzKKdtnu6](https://forms.gle/L2s5DaNQFzKKdtnu6)↵
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Details will be sent out to everyone who's registered closer to the contest date.↵
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**Update:** The contest url is [utipc19.kattis.com](https://utipc19.kattis.com).↵
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**Update 2:** [The solutions are up.](http://ethanaarnold.com/static/UTIPC_2019_Solutions.pdf)
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The problem set was created by myself and [user:arknave,2019-04-28].↵
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If you want to participate, you can sign up using the registration form: [https://forms.gle/L2s5DaNQFzKKdtnu6](https://forms.gle/L2s5DaNQFzKKdtnu6)↵
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Details will be sent out to everyone who's registered closer to the contest date.↵
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**Update:** The contest url is [utipc19.kattis.com](https://utipc19.kattis.com).↵
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**Update 2:** [The solutions are up.](http://ethanaarnold.com/static/UTIPC_2019_Solutions.pdf)
