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
"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 =…
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…
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…
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
"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 =…
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…
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…