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16y ago
For multiple rows, press Control+Shift+C, V, X. Since I allowed for autosizing textareas which can store multi-line data, I didn't want to override the normal Control+C/V. shortcuts.
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You can make it 'week' and put 2 in the frequency. I have gas set as 3 weeks because that's usually how it ends up being for me.
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16y ago
If you want a spreadsheet, here's the precursor to my CashFlow webapp: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/111770/CashFlow.xls
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16y ago
If there is enough interest in CashFlow, I will make it easy to run multiple what-if scenarios (premium/paid feature). I do it all the time myself but it takes a bit of manual labor. I think it would be cool if you could just drag-drop-slid
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16y ago
I love the CashFlow app myself as a user. I originally made a non-VBA-code Excel file ( http://dl.dropbox.com/u/111770/CashFlow.xls ) to do the same thing and used it for a while before turning it into a web-app. The web-app is faster but
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I made these for personal use and have been working on them for about a year. I always feel like my apps are incomplete but I think they are functional in their current form. I appreciate any feedback/criticism. E2V: I use this to get calls
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Show HN: My collection of web-apps that I'm finally comfortable in sharing
(zetabee.com)
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16y ago
If you're giving me news, if I'm investing in your company or vice versa, if you're passing laws that affect me, if you manage my money, or if you can influence my career or means of livelihood in any significant way, I would most certainly
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16y ago
Another example of this was Colchicine as an HN'er mentioned here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2263969
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Here's a plausible explanation: http://arstechnica.com/civis/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=113884...
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They intend to have two of them, one per pilot.
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Here's the million song dataset: http://labrosa.ee.columbia.edu/millionsong/ Last night I downloaded the SQLite db 'track_metadata.db' and ran some simple queries like sorting for the hottest artists (Kanye West, Daft Punk, Black Eyed Pea
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Also http://reddit.com/r/longtext
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I made https://zetabee.com/text (which many HN users currently use) to provide a similar nested-list interface with keyboard shortcuts, copy-paste across lists, and easy read-only sharing. Before that I made http://untodos.com with 'now
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This experiment builds on my past project that analyzed 9 million Tweets: http://ktype.net/wiki/research:articles:progress_20110209 So technically the headline should be 'Designing an optimal keyboard layout for chatting in English using
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Designing an optimal keyboard layout for 1-finger use
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All of the examples I gave: e-commerce, WWW/Internet, multimedia, digital, robot, and automatic. They started with a specific meaning, then became overused, and now are back to meaning something specific. Think about to 1995 and remember ho
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It started in the tech circles as a word to describe a remote blackbox service. Now it's become a buzzword and buzzwords sell magazines, seminars, conferences, and contracts. Before cloud, it happened to e-commerce, WWW/Internet, multimedia
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What's New in SP1: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/nickmac/archive/2011/02/11/what-s-ne... See "Changes specific to Windows 7" section in "Notable Changes in Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2 Service Pack 1.doc": http://www.microsoft.com/down
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For those not familiar with RobotRollCall (the author of the linked comment) check out his profile and other answers. He is one of the best contributors to AskScience and can explain almost any theoretical physics topic in understandable te
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Thanks! Same to you. Feel free to keep me updated with your research projects.
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I wholeheartedly agree and I intend to start working with my potential users very soon.
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I am definitely getting input from as many people as I can. Within a month, I'm going to start working with my potential users and their caretakers so that'll be real feedback. I'm targeting http://ktype.net/wiki/research:disabilities whi
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I was very careful to pick realistic, targetable goals for my research project, KType. World peace wouldn't cut it. KType has the goals of: * Improving communication for people with disabilities * Creating low-cost software / hardware
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I guess I'm doing it for the end-goal's sake. I really do want people with disabilities to be able to communicate better, including my own cousin. As long as my bills are being paid (regardless of the source of income), I don't need any rew
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Reading this article makes me realize I certainly picked the road not taken. Last year I quit my job as the Director of IT at a small pharma, dropped out of a company-paid MBA program, drastically reduced my expenses, and started doing inde
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Unfortunately, the Internet was supposed to ( http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=active&q=%22... =) do nothing of that sort. Telecommuting would indeed become viable for many types of jobs because of the Internet but that doe
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My wife and I use Netflix differently than you. Netflix is not what's new but what's good. And over the past year we have discovered that there is a lot of good content on Netflix, you just have to change your viewing habits. We don't look
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He is not talking about servers for Facebook but his old startup, Friendfeed.
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I will certainly hit memory limits if I try to analyze the Google N-grams. Did you install redis locally? I would most probably go with http://aws.amazon.com/elasticmapreduce/ if I was going to parse through TBs of data.
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