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On 6/10/2013 10:43 AM, Sebastian wrote:

> If you wish, just send me an email and I'll send you my code
> privately as a point of departure. I don't wish to put it on
> a public site, however.


That's too bad, since Java 8 is new and we could use some examples how 
to implement algorithms with lambda.

I assume you don't want to post the code because it's actually owned by 
your employer.  Would you consider posting a scaled down example on a 
personal blog?  Something that outlines how to solve this type of 
problem without actually revealing all the details?  I found what you 
did post to be kind of hard to follow.

Or if you can find some public code that does something similar, base 
your public post on that, and show where improvements and adaptations 
can be made.

I've seen this done professionally.  Neal Gafter, for example, didn't 
agree with all of the patent transfer stuff on the lambda dev list, so 
he often blogged his comments elsewhere and then provided a link and a 
summary to the list.  It's just a way of maintain rights to material 
(publicly or privately) independent of an employer.