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The complement function poorly handles larger graphs, making the nodes fly in all directions, causing arithmetic errors.
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- create a large cycle
- press the Complement button
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The fix should pretty much just involve trying out various functions that repulse/attract the nodes, since the current ones don't seem to handle long distances too well (see
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Regressed in DMOJ/judge-server#673, since now the cache is per-worker-process, and gets destroyed on exit. Will require a rewrite of the caching system.