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cgranier

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About cgranier

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/cgranier; my proof: https://keybase.io/cgranier/sigs/GXyxmZQ3Uz0Li50-XgHkyUbZg0y8lBqpmY3PPp8hDrQ ]

Recent public activity

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    Comment #45932355

    I'm working on a browser extension that lets you save a list of all your open tabs into a markdown document. You can format the output using a templating language and it saves dire…

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    Comment #45932309

    That was quite fun. Will be back.

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    Comment #37740645

    Having worked extensively with TDI Explore and Wavefront software on SGI machines, seeing this on my browser still blows my mind.

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    Comment #36320030

    I moved the Sync icon to a folder and replaced it with Hack (a hacker news app).

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    Comment #34358972

    ChatGPT is quite capable of generating content in Spanish. Not sure how many good lectures are available on YouTube though.

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    Comment #34358923

    Not sure how this would scale. Assuming all kids have access to their own computer and high-speed internet, are they supposed to spend 5 more hours at home watching internet lectur…

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    Comment #33976895

    Thanks. I'll take a look at this. Always looking for more Excel magic.

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    Comment #33972641

    https://archive.vn/bZrMm

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    Comment #33972475

    The beauty of writing more descriptive error codes is that it also forces the developer to think more thoroughly about what is causing a particular error and - hopefully- eliminati…

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    Show HN: An Excel Wordle Solver

    An Excel spreadsheet to help you solve WORDLE puzzles. Exploring Excel's text matching and manipulation functions. Still a work in progress. Feel free to contribute.

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    Comment #33959275

    So, is this video trying to make the point that vaccine efficacy decreased over time? Because, if you look (not even closely), you will notice that the headlines are not in chronol…

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    Comment #33805794

    Anyone looked through these studies?

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    Comment #33749394

    I still have an instance of Fever running on one of my servers.... but I really need to update the feeds I'm tracking with it. I haven't updated them in ages.

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    Comment #33655857

    Why doesn't the second chart (Books with more than 3 recommendations) use the same color mapping as the first one? You've already color-coded all these titles. Why switch the color…

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    Comment #33520727

    The irony of an app called "lazy" that makes you scroll endlessly with your finger to advance through an animated gif. Looks interesting though...

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    Comment #33499981

    Somewhat relevant.... I really enjoyed going through the Neural Networks From Scratch (NNFS) book/course. It goes in-depth through all the math and why it's there. I had to dig bac…

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    Comment #33487193

    I did not know this...

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    Comment #33396538

    What about the "Arctic Code Vault Contributor" badge?

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    Comment #33332705

    Exactly. But it is crazy how far you can take Excel (and even Google Sheets) with the proper organization.

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    Comment #33332688

    At the time we were doing online video distribution, which went from ingesting content from traditional sources (betacam, film, etc), editing, preparing distribution-ready videos, …

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    Comment #33317713

    Every new hire gets to watch this video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nbkaYsR94c ) then we go through daily Excel tips and tricks until they're comfortable with it. I know Exc…

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    Comment #29383641

    +1 for the YubiKeys. Can't really have too many.

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    Comment #29383613

    Some of these are not only really cool, but quite useful as well. Thanks!

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    Comment #29383602

    I was looking at a Pi as well. There's so many models now, it's hard to keep up, though.