add link to ncpc-kattis-site

Author: exoji2e

_events/2020-11-07-ncpc.md

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 The [Nordic Collegiate Programming Contest](https://nordic.icpc.io/ncpc2020) (NCPC) is the Nordic Championships in Competitive programming in teams for university students. **Both student teams and professional teams are welcome to participate.**
 
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-This year it is possible to participate online, but Code@LTH will host an on site event for the competition.
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-**Update:** There will be no on-site event due to new recommendations in Skåne regarding Covid-19. It will only be possible to participate online.
+The contest is available at [https://ncpc20.kattis.com/standings](https://ncpc20.kattis.com/standings). When the contest starts anyone can have a look at the problems!
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+We are happy to announce that there are 26 teams from Lund competing. 13 are student teams, representing a majority of the Swedish student teams!
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+After the contest (about 16:10) there will be a [live streamed solution walkthrough](https://youtu.be/yZn6xKEN1uU).
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+There will be no on-site event due to new recommendations in Skåne regarding Covid-19. It will only be possible to participate online.
 
 ### Practice Contests
 
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 ### Tips
 
-If you have not previously participated in NCPC a great way to prepare is to have a look at the [problems from last year](https://ncpc19.kattis.com/problems). Solve the problems ordered by how many people solved them during the contest - marked by green on the [scoreboard](https://ncpc19.kattis.com/standings). For example last year over 200 teams solved problem H, but no teams solved problem D.
+If you have not previously participated in NCPC a great way to prepare is to have a look at the [problems from last year](https://ncpc19.kattis.com/problems). Solve the problems ordered by how many people solved them during the contest - marked by green on the [scoreboard](https://ncpc19.kattis.com/standings). For example last year over 200 teams solved problem H, but no teams solved problem D.