renwick

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   by renwick 13y ago

   You probably know a lot more about the company you work for than other companies you might invest in, so that might be one reason to prefer their stocks
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   by renwick 14y ago

   "It is easy to notice that in Java, one might have implemented infinite number of for loops trying to do such lookups using iterators." ?? val list3 = list1 ::: list 2 // returns a new list of 6 elements final list3 = new ArrayList(list1).
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   by renwick 14y ago

   Note the dreadful UI on their app implementation! (You type something like '100:5,25,60' and invite someone to guess a number on each round) Why wouldn't they do something like: 1. Enter the subtotal (becomes permanently printed at the top)
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   by renwick 14y ago

   I had a similar problem - also dismissed Twitter4J etc. as too complicated and wrote a 50 line Java method to send a tweet (signature: tweet(tweet, consumerKey, consumerSecret, accessToken, accessTokenSecret) ). So presumably it's the cultu