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by mipmap04 10y ago
I find INDEX and MATCH to be more useful / flexible than VLOOKUP. The only issue is a lot of people get freaked out when they see a INDEX / MATCH statement and, instead of trying to learn what it does, claim that your model is wiz
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by mipmap04 10y ago
This great advice - especially for new engineers. An outlook invite doesn't trump more important tasks. If you need to be working at that time, decline the invite and send a note back saying you can't make it due to other responsi
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by mipmap04 10y ago
He's saying the left hand side of the equation. The order of the items on the right hand side does not matter.
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by mipmap04 10y ago
The Dell XPS 15 9550 is a solid option.
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by mipmap04 10y ago
I write mostly .NET code and store all my config information in my app.config file for development and in my web app application settings in Azure for test, QA, and prod. Semi-related to your question: I'm actually working on a service
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by mipmap04 10y ago
Check out the SM64 parallel universes video if you really wanna get your mind blown.
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by mipmap04 10y ago
If I get to decide how many minutes, $10k seems good. I would take a few days off my life if it gave me near unlimited flexibility with how I can live the rest of my life.
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by mipmap04 10y ago
+1 for swagger. We are a C# shop and it's awesome how our XML comments flow into the docs seamlessly. Makes documentation almost zero extra work.
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by mipmap04 10y ago
Some weird behavior in the demo: If I check an item at the top of my todo list, then the first item in the "Active" tab is checked.
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by mipmap04 10y ago
Well, they do carry the motto "move fast and break things". I suppose that's the price of admission for playing with FB.
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by mipmap04 10y ago
I'd say it's a fairly reliable metric. Plus, it tends to lead me towards thinking "If all these other people could use this for their needs, I bet I can too".
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by mipmap04 10y ago
I don't think comparing a language to two backend and frontend frameworks makes much sense. Especially in the context of a tutorial about the frameworks (not an article evangelizing this particular stack). I mean, if someone posted a D
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by mipmap04 10y ago
Also interesting, there is a set of telegraphic codes used to decrease the size of messages due to cost: http://people.eku.edu/styere/Encrypt/ABC4/ Definitely has to be one of the earliest examples of electro
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by mipmap04 10y ago
I think they'll have trouble selling logos for over 360 a piece though. At that point, they'll have only made $1800. Still, not a bad deal for the creator. I just don't think people will pay that much for off-the-shelf logos
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by mipmap04 10y ago
10% is a pretty common percentage and what I put towards bonds and stocks each month. I do pretty much what the parent post said.
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by mipmap04 10y ago
Perhaps you can, but maybe a compulsive eater lacks the self control. I think this project is more for people who feel compelled to check their emails the second they receive them, but also find that doing so inhibits their productivity.
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by mipmap04 10y ago
Very cool - I've played with a bit more. How does Kueri know that the word "paid" maps to "salary"? Do you define these synonyms on a per column basis or does Kueri have some sort synonym detection? If so, how many
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by mipmap04 10y ago
This was pretty cool! It figured out: how many employees do you have that are male, from Asia, older than 20, and with last names starting with "W" Awesome demo. Have you tested this with many non-technical users? I feel like I mi
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by mipmap04 10y ago
I don't think anything in this article is designed "poorly" and I don't think the author meant to convey that the design was bad - the designs of these objects just have a goal of being unpleasant. If your goal is to des
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by mipmap04 10y ago
This is great! Incredibly useful.
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by mipmap04 10y ago
Purely for API access. It's totally free and unnecessary to register otherwise. Your API key will be on your home page when you log in.
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by mipmap04 10y ago
Impalette is an Azure hosted web app that allows users to upload images to find the nearest neighbors of dominant and related colors to predefined color palettes. Currently, Impalette has Pantone C, Sherwin Williams, and Dunn Edwards. I pla
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Show HN: Impalette, extract color matches from images for predefined palettes(impalette.com)
12 points by mipmap04 10y ago|4 comments
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by mipmap04 11y ago
Oh man I had a project similar to this recently. My team got hired to document this fairly large database (800+ tables, 2000+ SPs). We decided to use a product that actually writes the documentation to the DB as extended properties. The cli
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by mipmap04 11y ago
Maxed surface pro 3 with Windows 10 (.net developer) Pros: - Form factor is great for travelers. Since it's technically a tablet by TSA guidelines I don't have to take it out at security. - screen resolution is excellent - handles
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by mipmap04 11y ago
Syndient - https://www.syndient.com Syndient is a way to aggregate, curate, and share RSS / Atom feeds with a wider community. Users create Digests (collections of RSS / Atom feeds and keywords) and Syndient scans and
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by mipmap04 11y ago
There's not a lot of love for server-side generated content in the start up community right now, but it makes things a lot easier most of the time.
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by mipmap04 11y ago
Looks like the site is down.
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by mipmap04 11y ago
Yeah! That would be a great Show HN.
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by mipmap04 11y ago
Really fun to play with, but I'm not sure if it's really solving the problem you are aiming to solve. #FFFFFF becomes 'sort respecting whom did not made no importance yay'. I think if you could enforce some grammar rules

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