Acmeon

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by Acmeon 5mo ago
Thanks for the interesting info! Yeah, maybe Excel web will someday support local calculations via wasm, but for now I think I will stick with Excel desktop with add-ins.
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by Acmeon 5mo ago
Yeah, I was expecting that you do not train on business or enterprise user data. However, I am not just worried about "training", but also about "sharing". Furthermore, I am worried about cases where an individual has ch
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by Acmeon 5mo ago
Yeah, that makes sense. For some reason, I was under the impression that all calculations run locally in the browser, which would have been comparable to how Excel desktop works (i.e., local calculations). Is there a reason for why the Exce
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by Acmeon 5mo ago
In principle, I find it valuable to integrate tools. However, in this case I would be somewhat cautious, especially as "your chats, attachments, and workbook content — may be shared with OpenAI" (as per the Microsoft Marketplace d
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by Acmeon 5mo ago
Do you mean that you worked on the Excel Add-Ins platform in Excel (and not on a specific Add-In)? If you were working on the platform itself, then I would be interested in hearing your more detailed thoughts on the matters you mentioned (e
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by Acmeon 6mo ago
On my computer, the linked benchmark gives the following results. Object.defineProperty getter: 82M ops/sec, Proxy getter 32M ops/sec => proxy get is 2.56x slower. Object.defineProperty setter: 14M ops/sec, Proxy setter:
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by Acmeon 6mo ago
Looks quite cool! I have also considered similar ideas, but have decided to not develop anything. However, there are a few important areas where we have different points of view. My main use cases relate mainly to computationally demanding