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by dclara 13y ago
I think I'd use it as a reminder for time/task management to boost the daily performance and productivity, not for information capturing.
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by dclara 13y ago
It's amazing. It record tasks, notes and ideas, especially it shows the battery life on the corner to indicate that the week is burning out. Unfortunately, there are only four days in a week. Depending on how many days you are working,
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by dclara 13y ago
Unfortunately, this the reality. There are very few exceptions for the startups being acquired. So if you are shooting for to be sold, you'd better to prepare for this outcome. Otherwise, go by yourself, like snapchat and dropbox.
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by dclara 13y ago
Acquisition usually means acquiring the team (resource, talent), the product, the customer base or simply for killing an potential strong competitor. It's hard to consider the compatibility of culture, style, even the motivations of dr
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by dclara 13y ago
Yeah, I like to see the original website url too. Even if we redirect users to the search result sites, we don't track by the url, but track by number of hits and number of subscriptions as the performance indicators.
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by dclara 13y ago
I agree with you and 0x0 below. But is the number of query keywords so critical which cannot be released to the owner? I remember that it was shown to everybody when we type keywords and I think that's helpful information to users and
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by dclara 13y ago
Thank you so much for your info. This is something I'm looking for from the beginning of the discussion. http://www.algolist.net/Algorithms/Binary_search This is my original answer! I should not sort the input lis
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by dclara 13y ago
Nice try. What type of OSFS license are you using?
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by dclara 13y ago
Cool. Looks like every class room needs it. Do users draw or write using figure or e-pen?
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by dclara 13y ago
I guess this is for CPC. But it should not be applied on the organic results. It's unbelievable that Google can redirect so many hits at the same time even only on one local server cluster. I've a review collecting the reports abo
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by dclara 13y ago
"The whole online review thing is thoroughly broken." "Star ratings are completely screwed" "Long written reviews "...are also extremely subjective." Totally agree. Here is my analysis and resolution: htt
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by dclara 13y ago
Looks like one simple change to hashmap may not be the best answer. May I draw the conclusion from your case like that? The best score now went up to almost 3000. I couldn't imagine how many possible ways out there and one of them coul
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by dclara 13y ago
I'm not sure what you mean about "many simple problem". Is this one of the example for that? I'm trying to compare the two alternative solutions for this problem: 1) Hashmap 2) string index which is better? I think about
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by dclara 13y ago
Thank you for your information. Do you mean in Silicon Valley, VCs are rarely get preferred stocks from the startup company? But why are they offering convertible notes which to me is more risk for the startup companies than the VCs?
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by dclara 13y ago
I don't look down on teenagers if they are able to build websites using those languages. Maybe this type of exercise is really good or suit for them. And definitely coding is the no. 1 skill they occupy. What I'm talking to are th
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by dclara 13y ago
I really appreciate your posts, although they are not short. It takes more than a moment to read, but as long as it provides relevant information, it should be ok. The rest is really about a pattern or manner for people to communicate. Some
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by dclara 13y ago
Unfortunately, I cannot agree with you completely. If there is no language constraint and the system resource constraint, to the problem we have understand so far, using Java will be the fastest and easiest way without hashmap. Load the com
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by dclara 13y ago
Thank you so much for your advice. I love to hear feedback from people, especially from online and Kickstarter project. I'm sorry that I just found your comment today. I've talked to various kinds of people in real life. It takes
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by dclara 13y ago
I'm curious how people can put down vote on my comments. According to the guide line from HN, down vote is only available for people who have enough karmas. BTW, if you are not happy to hear that, I'd like to know your opinion.
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by dclara 13y ago
Yes, agreed. I was sort of mislead or implied. It'd be better if CFT can give out the problem description followed by the sample code or don't give any sample code at all. For me, it makes more sense to receive the detailed inform
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by dclara 13y ago
Good point. It really depends on the size of the data set. If the size of the input data set m << dictionary data size n, it's a worth trying for caching. Otherwise, the input word list should be loaded into LinkedList instead of
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by dclara 13y ago
Thanks for reading. Is there any conflict between the two? The original words was "You're giving them a throat to choke". The minimum set of tools is always necessary either on Windows or Linux, especially from Open Source. J
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by dclara 13y ago
Yes, I thought about exactly the same way you explained. But my point is trying to save more time, which may or may not be necessary depending on the size of the input data set. If we use caching, we can save the trip to look up the hashmap
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by dclara 13y ago
Thank you for giving out the Big O. Now I did the search and found that hash map is O(n) or O(1) here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1055243/is-a-java-hashmap... But I couldn't agree with you about O(n+m
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by dclara 13y ago
I'd love to know that you have reference to show that with a large amount of data set, hashing is faster than linked list. I don't have the reference at hand, but I know that hashing has a higher cost from speed and memory point o
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by dclara 13y ago
Nice catch. I should eliminate the sorting on the input words anyways, but save the duplicates in the neighbors, i.e. cache the previous ones. It does not affect the Big O level I mentioned in sorting of the word list loaded from the file.
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by dclara 13y ago
I think they are really a winner from the following perspective: 1. Have a large enough vision and market 2. Maintain high quality of user engagement 3. Hire a talent team 4. Found the right investors These are pretty much what every succes
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by dclara 13y ago
Thanks a lot for your reference. A couple days ago, I was almost convinced to use GO after I took a look about half of its examples. People said, we are not going to catch up the languages which are changed every 6 months. The same applied
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by dclara 13y ago
Thank you for your advice, I'm really new to this game and I even don't know how to use github. Don't laugh at me, because I have enough experience on coding by myself and reading/modifying other people's code. I do
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by dclara 13y ago
The CTF does not give a description of the problem, but the code instead. And it persuades the new users not to change algorithm too much, just save a few steps, which implies to have minor changes of the code only. Look at my another comme

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