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by proee 18y ago
The desktop version runs standalone in a borderless window and includes six color schemes and the ability to close the side bar. My background is in EE, so we designed the linear equation solver to handle complex number (both in polar and
902.
by proee 18y ago
Great Idea. InstaCalc.com has this sort of thing for sharing spreadsheet like calculations.
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by proee 18y ago
That's great information. Does Google Analytics break down if they are coming from .edu domains or do I need more powerful analytic tools? Thanks
904.
by proee 18y ago
This is a valid idea - though there are already a ton of calculators on the iPhone store and so we'd be competing against a saturated marketplace. One reason we did this project was the fact that most online calculators have terrible user
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by proee 18y ago
We tried creating a calculator store and linking to Amazon, but the conversion is pretty bad there as well. If people are looking for an online calculator they don't real want a handheld... Thanks for the feedback.
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by proee 18y ago
Yes, these are all good points. I really want to find a way to keep the online version for free. The advantage of the download (desktop version) is that users can run in a borderless window with six color schemes and the ability to close
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Ask HN: Next Step for Monetizing our Site
12 points by proee 18y ago|27 comments
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by proee 18y ago
My background is on an HP48G, and so I've been a diehard RPN user. However, after spending lots of time designing this calculator, I'm starting to switch over to algebraic mode. Say it's not so....
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by proee 18y ago
We've release a new version of our online scientific calculator called eCalc. We've spent a ton of time designing the user interface for this project as well as supporting full complex math calculations in both polar and rectangular formats
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ECalc: Online Scientific Calculator(ecalc.com)
4 points by proee 18y ago|2 comments
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by proee 18y ago
In my engineering classes, almost all the tests were open book and open notes. The hardest classes only had two problems per exam and the teacher wrote those questions the day of the exam - so cheating wasn't really an option, which would
912.
by proee 18y ago
Aye, fight and you may die. Run, and you'll live... at least a while. And dying in your beds, many years from now, would you be willin' to trade ALL the days, from this day to that, for one chance, just one chance, to come back here and tel
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by proee 18y ago
My wish for Adobe AIR (as posted in another article on HN) is to have the availability to distribute AIR apps with the runtime via your own custom installer. If you have a general purpose application (for non-hipsters) it's going to be a p
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by proee 18y ago
agree... After watching their screencast I was asking myself those same questions. I don't see them making a dime, but maybe they have some trick cards to play.
915.
by proee 18y ago
I couldn't agree more. I've really wanted to jump on the "air" bandwagon but for the reasons you mentioned it's just too much of a risk. Why can't Adobe offer the developer the option to wrap an air application into a standalone piece of