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_jordan
4y ago
neat. python or c++? also I tried to enter in my email into where it says "Get useful tips and updates in your inbox." and it is stuck saying "processing"
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_jordan
4y ago
sweet. looks good. what gui toolkit is this using?
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_jordan
4y ago
That's definitely a good point. But it's also sort of self-fulfilling: those layout misalignments and RTL font issues you mentioned become less of an issue as more people embrace Qt. Chrome presumably has figured it out simply bec
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_jordan
4y ago
JMP and stata are really solid tools, but I feel like the advantage stems from the fact that they help me discover new statistical methods. In the GUI I can see an option for something I never seen before, read the documentation, and ther
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_jordan
5y ago
sorry how do you mean with outlook? is there really a way to remove the "modern" design and unveil the 90s beauty beneath?
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_jordan
5y ago
side note: what an absolutely beautiful website. clear and fast. I love it.
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_jordan
5y ago
https://linear.app/ this one looks pretty good. I used https://www.broadcom.com/products/software/value-stream-mana... at a previous gig and really liked it
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_jordan
5y ago
side note, I love the design / color scheme
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_jordan
5y ago
that's awesome! I tried to do the very same thing: https://github.com/simulatedphysics do you have a website by any chance where I can follow progress?
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_jordan
5y ago
neato! I've really enjoyed using sciter.
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Show HN: A cross-platform, native, desktop application for Python notebooks
(id.rsa.pub)
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_jordan
5y ago
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_jordan
5y ago
this looks great! I think I'll give it a read. I am curious to know how pandas stacks up against matlab; like what where the semantic decisions the pandas folks made, the tradeoffs, etc.
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_jordan
5y ago
May I ask if the approach you describe here was what you applied in the FAANG interview? I would be pleasantly surprised if it worked! :)
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_jordan
6y ago
sciter is a really wonderful piece of software. it's performance has been really impressive when I was benching it against qt
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_jordan
6y ago
The constexpr specifier should give C++ an advantage
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_jordan
6y ago
Thanks for all your (and teams) hard work! Really liking Streamlit. One thing I've encountered is odd aspect ratio / figure sizing in matplotlib / seaborn plots, but otherwise it's been great
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_jordan
6y ago
interesting - was this inspired by this post the other day on HN? looks good though! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23746445 / https://tmpch.at/
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_jordan
6y ago
I've been playing around with this casually for a few weeks and am quite impressed. It's a definite improvement over Jira in simplicity and performance, but is missing quite a few features still. But still, it's my preference
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_jordan
6y ago
you can't buy thinkpads from the lenovo website? TIL
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_jordan
6y ago
I do wish System76 could sell a Lenovo P53 and/or the new Dell XPS 17, but with pop installed with all the right drivers etc. It's worth the premium IMO to get a laptop you know will work well with linux.
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New system76 laptop: Oryx Pro
(system76.com)
145 points
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6y ago
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Slideas: Markdown Presentations for macOS
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6y ago
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Show HN: Slideas: Presentation software for Mac OS using Markdown
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6y ago
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6y ago
What UI library does this use? Looks great. Is it a web technology?
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New System76 Laptop: Lemur Pro
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7y ago
I think it has to do with this idea that you aren't an advanced engineer if you don't use words like 'protocol buffers' and 'event-driven architecture' and 'distributed systems engineering' in your da
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7y ago
https://monodraw.helftone.com/ for MacOSX is great
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Panic's New Mac App: A Web-Dev IDE
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8y ago
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8y ago
Phenomenal language. compiles applications to a single binary which makes it super convenient to move around environments
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_jordan
8y ago
One of the highest quality software projects I've ever seen. It just works so well.
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