I never go for the recursive solution rightaway, if I'm the interviewer and the developer goes for the iterative solution then it means that he/she didn't memorized(or googled) a few lines of code, instead he/she is actually trying to solve the problem, even if the developer doesn't succeed it's more valuable than the developer that got the recursive solution at the first attempt, sadly most interviewers think that if you can solve puzzles with the "right" solution in the minimum time, then you are the best candidate for the job.
I checked the Uber app in my city at 12:30AM and the rate was 2.0x, closed the app, reopened it until it was at normal 1.0x around 12:50AM, 4 USD was my bill , I used it again at 3:30 AM and the surcharge was 1.5, used it anyway since I was really tired, my bill was 6 USD.
they don't track individual users, they track the search queries, this makes me wonder if flight search services are just rising the entire market prices, instead of a user only searching once, they constantly search the same query.
no IE9 support, and showing a blank page with this message "Hey! Your browser is not supported, certain pages may not render correctly! Try updating your browser at http://browsehappy.com . " ? Many people like me don't have a choice.
Great game, just a few silly nitpicks, the UI looks a lot like Etermax games, I hope you do ad free versions, I didn't liked so much the Spanish name (Apuraditos), also I don't know if that word is used in all the Spanish speaking word. Saludos desde México.
mmm Men only buy clothes when they need it, I mean if I needed a tie right now I would go to a store and buy many ties, nothing else. Of course there are many compulsive shopping males, but those are probably ok with shopping alone, I think the service would be better if it's sold as a makeover service. just my 2 cents
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I was at a huge high school, there were 55 alumnus per classroom, and 15 classrooms per generation, my friends at the University were a subset of the ones at high school.
In high school I had 30 casual friends and 15 close friends, at University I had 20 casual friends and 10 close friends, now I have 10 casual friends and 5 close friends, I predict them to reduce to zero when I get married. :(
ohh I remember when I built my first Von Neuman machine with eeproms, gals, flipflops and multiplexers, it was a 16 buttons "simon says" game, I used 6 protoboards and kilometers of copper wire.
find out your salary range where you live, ask 20% more but tell them that your are willing to negotiate or accept less if it's the "right" job. If they really want you, you get to keep that extra 20% , if you are just ok then you get a market rate which is a good thing too. If they are not willing to pay the market rate then maybe is a good thing to not work with them.
I did, I just disagree that we can discard a dark age just because some Universities were founded as soon as the eleventh century, Europe literacy levels wouldn't match the Roman ones until the 19th century. Also the Muslim world invented the scientific method centuries before the western world did. (Jābir ibn Hayyān)
Indeed, maybe there was no scientific dark age in the Middle ages, at least not globally, but It was a dark age in Europe, knowledge was lost, the (roman) world economy collapsed and entirely disappeared, economic throughput and population would not recover until the industrial revolution[1]. The dark age ended when the last remaining of the ancient Roman world was forcibly dispersed from Constantinople, most of it found a safe harbor in Italian cities that would become the center of the Renaissance.[2]
[1] Ward-Perkins, Bryan. The Fall of Rome And the End of Civilization
[2] Brownworth, Lars. Lost to the West: The Forgotten Byzantine Empire That Rescued Western Civilization
Yeah, the LOCs in one of the biggest banks in the world is close to 10M (including: Trading[eq & ficc] , Credit, Mortgages, Wholesale, Wealth Management, Quant, Risk, and also UIs, tests , reports , recons, interfaces) , I don't think a task like that was given to single person, usually with that base of code a big IT consulting company is hired.
I'm in a football(soccer) country and I play every Saturday, we do it just for fun but we always have trouble finding other players (teammates or adversaries), for which I see a great potential for your app. For those who want to play at a upper level they just gather a team and join a league, they would only use your app the first time while they are gathering a team, or when replacing a member. Most amateurs play seven-a-side football (futsal-like rules) or indoor soccer(a.k.a. arena-soccer, showbol , five-a-side soccer).