If something is too easy to be interesting, find ways to make it more interesting. Like, after the naive solution try without if statement, then without switch statement, and so on, until you are eventually left with…
Maybe not directly, but I am quite sure that Google uses Google News to enhance search results (they know more about you and your interest), and so indirectly makes money.
> That's because human languages are geared towards interactive communication not towards describing problems and solutions precisely. That's why computer languages resemble rather precise math language. Reminds me…
Jira
If something is too easy to be interesting, find ways to make it more interesting. Like, after the naive solution try without if statement, then without switch statement, and so on, until you are eventually left with…
Maybe not directly, but I am quite sure that Google uses Google News to enhance search results (they know more about you and your interest), and so indirectly makes money.
> That's because human languages are geared towards interactive communication not towards describing problems and solutions precisely. That's why computer languages resemble rather precise math language. Reminds me…
Jira