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by rajandatta 6y ago
Quickbase from Intuit is probably the most mature, easiest longest serving paid, hosted solution. Key is do you want to manage the tool or do you want a turn key approach. MS Power Platform, AirTable are other notables.
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by rajandatta 6y ago
Very well done! And on a Saturday morning! :-)
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by rajandatta 6y ago
I work in Banking and have worked in Banks and for them for the last 15 years. This is a terrible idea. It will be deeply exacerbate systemic structural exclusion of those that do not make up the ideal picture of an institution.
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by rajandatta 6y ago
This is extremely significant to simplifying spreadsheets.
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by rajandatta 6y ago
I'm not sure I would deem Datalog as 'exotic but to each his own. The real question I have his lessons from the use or attempted to use of Data log in Business, Technology or Academia. Does anyone know of any in-depth articles, pa
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by rajandatta 6y ago
Original article is much clearer. This is a long-needed and awaited step. I'd say this might be the most important change in Excel in years. The recursion hacks mean that all kinds of looping hacks can be removed.
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by rajandatta 6y ago
Thank you for sharing this excerpt. RIP Alex. Thank you for all the joy you gave so people thru your work on Jeopardy and your pre-Jeopardy work.
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by rajandatta 6y ago
Whats your view of the Phonak aids? As a user, would you say they are worth the money?
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by rajandatta 6y ago
Platforms and Apps like Blinkist offer this. Curated summaries in about 10% of the original length.
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by rajandatta 6y ago
Excellent article. Well done. Great to see that you examined throughput, latency and other measures. It may not answer all questions that arise in real-life situations and work loads but we need more numerical experiments to really understa
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by rajandatta 7y ago
Brilliant series. I remember watching it when it was released. Recommended.
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by rajandatta 7y ago
Does anyone know how this differs from PlantUML or Mermaid or GraphViz. The LaTeX is interesting but not terribly helpful out of physical sciences. The themes idea is good. Rest seems underpowered compared to the above.
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by rajandatta 7y ago
An excellent and entertaining read! Highly recommended.
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by rajandatta 7y ago
I would think you could augment with other personnel - interns, students, volunteers - who are trained and who's only job is to watch the ventilator and monitor a patient. They do not try and treat a patient but call for help if the pa
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by rajandatta 7y ago
I've always thought that a language like Idris based on Dependent Types would by far be the best language for this. The problem is a non-trivial one even for 'simple' things like a person's name. Having a rule that takes
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by rajandatta 7y ago
Excellent article and very well done in-depth work.
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by rajandatta 8y ago
Cheating prevention is a serious issue at the highest level of Bridge. The basic tenet is to have screens that prevent a player from being able to see their partner's face and torso and rules that seriously limit speaking. The screens
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by rajandatta 8y ago
I believe Org-mode has that feature as well. I was and am very impressed by Workflowy but a) using plain text files b) better hyperlink handling have me migrating to Org-mode + Orgzly
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by rajandatta 9y ago
This is in part why supporting the FSF and other bodies that seek to ensure that choice and transparency are promoted. The only real way to compel companies to comply is to support viable alternatives to the dominance of a vendor controlled
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by rajandatta 9y ago
An important feature is that the article pages don't have an article title. Annoying if you like to open a set of pages from the main page to read as an initial action prior to reading. Current pages at lite.cnn.io don't seem to h
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by rajandatta 10y ago
a very helpful perspective. Going from Python to a language with static types and different approach to concccurrency. Thanks for sharing!
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by rajandatta 10y ago
Thanks for posting and sharing your story. It was an inspired use of a learning get algorithm and we can all learn from it. Well done.
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by rajandatta 10y ago
Awesome posy. Sign me up!
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by rajandatta 10y ago
Beautiful and lots of fun. Thanks for sharing.
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by rajandatta 10y ago
Also like newLISP. Powerful, small, practical and thought provoking.
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by rajandatta 10y ago
Picat. A new language that blends different paradigms including logic programming, constraint solving, pattern matching into a cohesive whole. Allows for very compact, elegant solutions to many problems.
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by rajandatta 10y ago
Brilliant. Love the approach of using Trappist to search for candidates and then be able to turn to instruments like the Hubble and other land based big guys. It'll be amazing to see what the Hubble can see at 40 light years.