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Code Samples: Yelp Coding Challenge

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Interesting bits of code. Tuesday, April 26, 2011. I really like this programming challenge from Yelp. You know that "Search for" box on Yelp? You do a search and then you get a bunch of review fragments. The problem asks you to implement production level code to implement the algorithm that extracts the most meaningful fragment from a review (given the search terms) to display in search results - the yellow highlighted bits on the right. Here is the original review in its entirety:. Here is the review f...

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Code Samples: May 2011

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Interesting bits of code. Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Dealing with unexpected complexity. I sometimes use this as an interview question for senior programmers, and the real part of the interview question isn't about the code at all. It's about how people deal with unexpected complexity. I start the problem off with this seemingly absurdly simple programming test: Please write code to accept two integers, and return the numbers in an array in sorted order. Sometimes I see code like this:. I just found this vin...

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Code Samples: September 2010

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Interesting bits of code. Wednesday, September 29, 2010. What this blog is about. This blog contains programming code samples that I think are interesting. Sometimes they highlight interesting aspects of a programming language, sometimes they speak about our own thinking processes, and other times the illustrate design patterns, APIs, or anything else I think is worth looking at. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The art of building software. Netflix Company party from 1999. View my complete profile.

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Code Samples: What this blog is about

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Interesting bits of code. Wednesday, September 29, 2010. What this blog is about. This blog contains programming code samples that I think are interesting. Sometimes they highlight interesting aspects of a programming language, sometimes they speak about our own thinking processes, and other times the illustrate design patterns, APIs, or anything else I think is worth looking at. March 15, 2016 at 5:31 AM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The art of building software. Netflix Company party from 1999.

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Code Samples

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Interesting bits of code. Thursday, October 13, 2011. Here is a guided tour I created of using JMeter to test a RESTful web service built using Glassfish, Jersey, JTA, JCA, Spring, Hibernate, and MySQL. The video shows me stepping through all the code involved. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The art of building software. Netflix Company party from 1999. View my complete profile. Here is a guided tour I created of using JMeter t. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.

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Code Samples: October 2011

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Interesting bits of code. Thursday, October 13, 2011. Here is a guided tour I created of using JMeter to test a RESTful web service built using Glassfish, Jersey, JTA, JCA, Spring, Hibernate, and MySQL. The video shows me stepping through all the code involved. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). The art of building software. Netflix Company party from 1999. View my complete profile. Here is a guided tour I created of using JMeter t. Simple theme. Powered by Blogger.

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Code Samples: Dealing with unexpected complexity

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Interesting bits of code. Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Dealing with unexpected complexity. I sometimes use this as an interview question for senior programmers, and the real part of the interview question isn't about the code at all. It's about how people deal with unexpected complexity. I start the problem off with this seemingly absurdly simple programming test: Please write code to accept two integers, and return the numbers in an array in sorted order. Sometimes I see code like this:. Ill assume that you a...

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Code Samples: April 2011

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Interesting bits of code. Tuesday, April 26, 2011. I really like this programming challenge from Yelp.  You know that Search for box on Yelp? 160;You do a search and then you get a bunch of review fragments.  The problem asks you to implement production level code to implement the algorithm that extracts the most meaningful fragment from a review (given the search terms) to display in search results - the yellow highlighted bits on the right. Here is the original review in its entirety:. Here is the revi...

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Super Bowl Synchronicity | SecondScreen Networks

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The Ad Platform for the Two Screen Future. Larr; Synchronized Ads Dunk on the Competition. January 30, 2012. Some brands have cre. Ated their own game and brand specific apps like Chevy. When certain TV commercials run during the game, a complementary digital spot (a “Sync Ad”) will display on their smartphones, tablets or laptops. We’ve seen huge levels of engagement with such ads in previous tests (e.g Ford on USA Networks’ Character Chatter app. Other upcoming events include the Oscar’s and the ...