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A small, yet big, introduction ...

Hello, world! This blog is going to be an informal documentation of me and competitive programming. And most likely, suffering along the way. 

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I had a few goals for this year
  •  Documenting my life more,
  •  Getting better at coding 
  •  Writing on a regular basis
Then I thought: why not start a blog on coding? Hit all three with one stone.
 So welcome to my blog, I have no intention on this really getting any publicity and is really a way for me to force myself to document and write more. 

Stuff I'll probably cover in this blog:
  •  Codeforces problems
  •  Informatics contests I enter
  •  Projects I undertake, 
  •  and of course, cool things I stumble across
Maybe, if this goes quite well, I'll start documenting more than just coding--but that's just a fleeting thought at the moment. Stay with me or not, the journey has begun and you are always more than welcome to watch me learn (or torment myself with difficult math, mostly).

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