hjalmarg

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by hjalmarg 3y ago
When we set out to build GRID, we quickly realized that what people use spreadsheets for can broadly be split in two categories: Models and tables. Models are free-form sheets with formulas that typically generate insights in the form of o
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by hjalmarg 4y ago
Hjalmar here, founder and CEO at GRID. Yes, one of several things we do in post-processing the raw generated results is passing them through validation to make sure it returns valid results. There hasn't been a lot of hallucination in
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We built a spreadsheet engine from scratch. Here’s what we learned(medium.grid.is)
8 points by hjalmarg 4y ago|1 comments
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by hjalmarg 5y ago
As I see a couple of mentions on GRID ( https://grid.is/ ) on this thread, I thought it might be interesting to share a little bit about how we see this space. First of all, Rows is a fantastic tool. They are really onto some
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by hjalmarg 5y ago
GRID is a productivity tool that enables spreadsheet users to transform their data and models into interactive, visually dynamic web documents. GRID syncs seamlessly with existing spreadsheets and leverages spreadsheet users' existing
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Show HN: Grid – turn existing spreadsheets into interactive web documents(grid.is)
22 points by hjalmarg 5y ago|5 comments
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by hjalmarg 8y ago
> Looking for a SaaS idea? Ask random people in a target industry what kinds of things they do with Excel. True, but you also have to make sure that you can improve on the spreadsheet way enough to be worth potential customers' swit
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by hjalmarg 9y ago
The world - rightfully - has a love-hate relationship with spreadsheets. As many of the comments here point out, it is a much more nuanced subject than the referenced article suggests. For those interested in a little deeper dive I recently