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I couldn't find an actual calculator lying around, so I used an LLM to quickly hack up a calculator upside-down view simulator. I'm usually a backend engineer,
by wisestguy 2y ago
I couldn't find an actual calculator lying around, so I used an LLM to quickly hack up a calculator upside-down view simulator. I'm usually a backend engineer, so it was a fun quick hack (done in less than an hour).
Here it is: https://calculator-word-simulator.vercel.app/ https://calculator-word-simulator.vercel.app/
- imperialdrive 2y agoLove it!
- darajava 2y agoNice! Just what I was looking for. Would be nice to be able to input valid letters too.
- runarberg 2y agoThis is how I—a frontend developer—would write this quickly: https://runarberg.github.io/calculator-display/ https://runarberg.github.io/calculator-display/ repo: https://github.com/runarberg/calculator-display https://github.com/runarberg/calculator-display MDN Playground: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/play?id=0pEoA2OCnfwNLV3EDqEOVUsLtmkTL9qkn0w72e28Bp4cX4dPHo80jkfyxmJWQSsKhziaiYOQtgmbgyIh https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/play?id=0pEoA2OCnfwNLV3E... Actually I would have simply included a woff2 file with a font that does the job and displayed that text in that font, but I wanted this to fit in a reasonably sized data-url, and didn’t want the extra assets.
- 3abiton 2y agoA really interesting alternative take