Adrien Wu

OK, now it can deal with any `RD_CHAR` inside 64-bit range. It can also deal with I/O rate up to 10PB/sec now. (There are still some theoretical situations that can...

@mybearworld Not quite sure, but at least there are some similar repos: [example1](https://github.com/Rick-Lang/rickroll-lang/tree/main/src/audios) [example2](https://github.com/modem7/docker-rickroll/blob/master/MP4/1080/video.mp4)

> Yes, but with 3.2.x you can select the entire project, copy, then paste to a new project, skipping the smart clip stuff. That's clever! This could be documented. It...

I've added @JohnColket 's workaround to a note in [Audacity Support](https://support.audacityteam.org/basics/audacity-editing#resizing-and-trimming-clips). Not sure whether it is discoverable enough, though.

I am actually not sure about this. On one hand letting user know the setting should not have any issues, but on the other hand strict mode should not affect...

My current thought is to add an option to run a judge-provided program as the last stage, and a "hack wrapper" option that does the following things: - Give the...

Oh so in that case the special judge will need to validate the output after the first stage, and do a manual comparison to determine AC after the second stage?

Nice! I will take a closer look and do some testing later. A few things I already noticed and would like to change: - Separate proxy judge option to a...

I would like to decouple submission and result fetching, because this way it can tolerate server restart. I'm still researching for a clean way to run multiple jobs at the...

I think it works for now. In the future we could probably put this into the compilers DB table, and display the correct compiler information to the users. Also what...