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Consultancy-as-a-Service
3 points by vinserello 1y ago|1 comments
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by vinserello 1y ago
If you want to play with it, it's free: https://datastripes.com
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A drag-and-drop way I built to clean messy spreadsheets
1 points by vinserello 1y ago|1 comments
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by vinserello 1y ago
i was stitching together a few CSVs recently and realized most of the options were either full sql environments or giant BI platforms. i just wanted to clean some columns, join a few tables, and make quick charts without spinning up somethi
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by vinserello 1y ago
Good question. Let's start saying that Datastripes isn't trying to replace Matlab/Octave/etc. It's closer to a more lightweight scenario builder that runs entirely in the browser. So instead of coding a model, you d
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by vinserello 1y ago
And if the analysis could be extremely computationally intensive, consider an LSTM approach. Datastripes effectively addresses this problem by using WASM to build, train, and run the model in a near-native environment, but heavier models or
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Show HN: 3D simulator of nukes based on scientific and realistic calcs(superiorgames.eu)
1 points by vinserello 1y ago|0 comments
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I think WASM and WebGPU is a good idea to run "What If" scenarios in browser
2 points by vinserello 1y ago|5 comments
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by vinserello 1y ago
Thx so much! yep, I can try to do with images too...
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by vinserello 1y ago
Spreadsheets suck for "what if" stuff. Change one cell and the whole sheet dies. I built a browser toy (Datastripes) where you can flip variables and watch the charts shift in real time. No installs, no backend. How do you all str
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by vinserello 1y ago
wasn't gonna push this publicly, just slapped git at the end. Straight up copy-pasted from termdash for tables, pies, so I copied also their comments structures. AI's cool, I use it all the time for copywriting, but this code is 1
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by vinserello 1y ago
It is. I'm a software engineer, not a copywriter. As long as the message lands, I'm good.
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by vinserello 1y ago
Ops, I missed it
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by vinserello 1y ago
coming from C, Go was extremely faster and easier to approach. my personal idea
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Show HN: Datacmd – Terminal-native dashboards from CSV/API in one command(github.com)
5 points by vinserello 1y ago|2 comments
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My first project in Go is a terminal dashboard (what a programming language)
8 points by vinserello 1y ago|14 comments
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Data to Voice Podcast in 30s with Datastripes
1 points by vinserello 1y ago|0 comments
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We built a scenario simulation engine to go beyond forecasting in Datastripes(app.datastripes.com)
2 points by vinserello 1y ago|1 comments
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by vinserello 1y ago
We just launched a new feature in our time series platform Datastripes: the Scenario Node, an LSTM-based engine that lets you model not only forecasts, but also simulate hypothetical futures. Traditional forecasting tools work okay—until th
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Show HN: Datastripes – No-Code Data Dashboard Builder(datastripes.com)
4 points by vinserello 1y ago|0 comments