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Seedance 2.5(seed.bytedance.com)
442 points by njaremko 2mo ago|255 comments
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by njaremko 2mo ago
This slipped a day because I want to make sure I'm handling all the edge cases with locales properly. Sorry about that.
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by njaremko 2mo ago
Everything's from scratch, we've been working on this for a long time :)
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by njaremko 2mo ago
That's fair, we don't support the functions tied to custom DLL loading xD To be more precise, we support the entire "modern" function library in excel, that can be implemented without dependencies on Microsoft products&#
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by njaremko 2mo ago
Yep, if you run into issues let me know :)
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by njaremko 2mo ago
- Today, you'd likely have the LLM write a script against the CLI, that you'd run whenever you want to refresh (assuming the query is fixed, given your example) - Nobie will continue getting more customizable and programmable. You
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by njaremko 2mo ago
- We'll be putting out more content showing off Nobie. Too many screenshots felt distracting for the launch page. - There's no GUI for it at the moment, but you can programmatically load data into Nobie. If you have access to a da
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by njaremko 2mo ago
You're right, we'll update the script to help facilitate uninstall. You just need to delete `~/.nobie` and: - Delete `/usr/local/bin/nobie` - If you're on mac, you also need to delete the .app from `&
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by njaremko 2mo ago
I'm one of those developers :) I linked in this thread, and Matt replied above in this thread, but we charge companies making >$100M in revenue for using Nobie to provide a service to users, or for using it to help train models.
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by njaremko 2mo ago
We've gone through a bunch of iterations. One of those iterations was canvas, but we care a lot about the user experience, and found getting the frame times we wanted on huge workbooks wasn't practical, so we graduated to webgpu&#
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by njaremko 2mo ago
I'm not sure I follow, but the math in Nobie ties with the math in Excel. When you use codex / claude in our built-in terminal, the agents get very high signal context about the workbook and what you're doing in it. As far as
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by njaremko 2mo ago
Yes, you can print an xlsx to PDF as excel would if you printed the same file (respecting whatever print layout has been done in excel). It'll be vectorized, so you have infinite resolution on zoom for text. We do not yet support editi
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by njaremko 2mo ago
Yeah, we're not providing subsidized AI to people. It costs us nothing to give people a great, computer-use friendly, native spreadsheet app
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by njaremko 2mo ago
We're saying we don't take your data. If you choose to use codex or claude, and send your data to them yourself, that's your choice. You don't need to use AI. We're fine if you just want a really good, free, spreads
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by njaremko 2mo ago
Don't worry, windows is coming... :)
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by njaremko 2mo ago
Everything is custom, it's been a lot of work :)
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by njaremko 2mo ago
We were tired of the Mac being a second class experience for working with spreadsheets (we're gonna be shipping this for all platforms soon though). We're going to keep making this thing better and better until people look back on
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by njaremko 2mo ago
That was our goal :P https://nobie.com/desktop-app-license-terms
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by njaremko 2mo ago
I hope you try Nobie out. We've put a lot of effort into making sure its a great experience. We're a native app, so you should expect a reasonable app size, 120fps, fast (correct) calcs, all the keyboard shortcuts from Excel, and
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by njaremko 2mo ago
Yep :) We fully support the formula language, and workbook semantics. The main deficiency we have right now is not letting people create / edit pivot tables. We support what-if scenario analysis, conditional formatting, cycles, lambdas
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by njaremko 2mo ago
- We had a bet internally about how long it'd take for someone to complain about default number styles, we'll get this in by tomorrow - CSV import can be done today either by using claude / codex and telling them to load the
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by njaremko 2mo ago
Some features I think are pretty cool: - We can render pixel perfect PNGs and PDFs (native vectorized PDFs) - You can pass an xlsx, inputs, and output cells, and get a JSON API from any excel workbook - You can pipe a postgres query into an
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by njaremko 2mo ago
CLI works on linux too. Windows CLI will be out this week. The GUI already runs on linux, but we didn't want to muddy the launch page today. It will likely be out this week.
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by njaremko 2mo ago
I'm one of the engineers on the team. We're really excited to be putting this out into the world. There's a massive amount of functionality in this thing that we're hoping will make the lives of everyone who needs to wor
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Shockwave Player Reimplemented in Rust and WASM(github.com)
2 points by njaremko 6mo ago|0 comments
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by njaremko 1y ago
They recently fixed this. My friend switched from Fido to eSIM Fizz yesterday, and kept their existing line
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by njaremko 1y ago
Has anyone who's enjoying Jujutsu tried Meta's Sapling? I've been using it lately with the VS Code plugin, and it's been great. My understanding is that Jujutsu is pretty heavily inspired by Sapling and Google's pat
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Fivetran to acquire Census(fivetran.com)
82 points by njaremko 1y ago|50 comments
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GHC 9.8.1(discourse.haskell.org)
108 points by njaremko 3y ago|24 comments
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by njaremko 3y ago
So I can revoke the key if I need to (my understanding is that you need the private key for that)

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