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   Show HN: Kalk, A calculator with math syntax, complex numbers(kalk.strct.net)

   239 points by paddim8 5y ago|84 comments
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   by paddim8 5y ago

   kalk is a calculator that has syntax highlighting, automatically turns names into symbols (eg. sqrt to √), supports math-like syntax (eg. f(x) = x(2sinx + 3) , estimation of derivatives and integrals, complex numbers, and runs in the browse
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   by paddim8 5y ago

   Quite simple to compile yourself and run
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   by paddim8 5y ago

   More powerful debugging, more mature UI development tools, does a bit more for you.
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   by paddim8 6y ago

   Makes sense to me. It looks cleaner, it's easier to read, and it's less confusing. If you have a ton of things, it gets confusing and overwhelming. Keep it simple. And stop with the tiny text damn it, there is no reason for it to
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   by paddim8 6y ago

   No need to be pedantic. It clearly is based on firefox, no?
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   by paddim8 6y ago

   This kind of thing is really quite common in languages though. You have to understand that this is quite subjective.
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   by paddim8 6y ago

   The Nordic* Finland isn't Scandinavian. But yes, that's what it's like here.
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   by paddim8 6y ago

   In what way is this a vote for socialism?
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    by paddim8 6y ago

    I don't understand why people say this about Java and C# vs. Python. You can easily write concise code. There will be more lines because of things like brackets and some other simple things, but c'mon, it's not 2005.
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    by paddim8 6y ago

    Of course it is a threat, because it doesn't stop here. Apple is showing that non-Intel CPU's can be incredibly good. That is obviously bad for Intel.
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    by paddim8 6y ago

    Or Mina protocol! Apparently their blockchain will always be 22kb. Much faster and smaller and scalable I think?
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    by paddim8 6y ago

    Yeah looks great
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    by paddim8 6y ago

    I have wanted this actually. Might not be more productive, I don't know, but being able to just keep your hands on the keyboard is good for ergonomics.
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    by paddim8 6y ago

    I just find it hilarious that these are the same people that advocate for an unregulated free market.
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    by paddim8 6y ago

    This is really interesting. "ExaGear is a dynamic binary translation layer to run x86_32 and x86_64 applications on Arm 64-bit Linux systems." Couldn't this eventually be used in combination with Asahi Linux (project aiming t
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    by paddim8 6y ago

    Twitter and Facebook have both been banning a lot of ISIS-related accounts. https://www.reddit.com/r/news/comments/ku6jdx/amazon_to_drop...
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    by paddim8 6y ago

    Actually, Linux might actually run quite well on it soon. https://asahilinux.org/