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Is it a new feature? I though it was already there since I never gave too much attention for anything here but the problems and solutions. Thanks anyway. It's really helpful. :)
By unreleased I think he means historical problems from before the switch to the new format. You can recognize those as the ones that are shared by the "Best of" accounts with no human author.
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Is it a new feature? I though it was already there since I never gave too much attention for anything here but the problems and solutions. Thanks anyway. It's really helpful. :)
Thanks a lot, Brilliant.
Out of curiosity...what are you guy's finding yourselves searching for most often?
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The old but qualified problems. They're a bit more challenging,
Yes it's amazing! So awesome!
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Thanks so much Brilliant staff!
Exactly....the coolest thing ever.....
Through the search function I was able to find a couple of "unreleased" problems from Brilliant!
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"Unreleased"? Care to explain?
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By unreleased I think he means historical problems from before the switch to the new format. You can recognize those as the ones that are shared by the "Best of" accounts with no human author.
i have choosen some topics earlier but now i want anoyher topic to choose how can i choose? plz
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