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narcraft
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Comment #49010661
It is a good or reasoned take (but perhaps not both!). There is some sliver of hypocrisy in condemning tech companies wholesale while enjoying their products. But just because some…
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Comment #49003067
Also just found out that they released Definitive Edition for macOS earlier this year: https://www.ageofempires.com/news/age-of-empires-ii-definiti...
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Comment #48928353
Ok, I see it now, thanks! I was able to reference columns after adding the table as a defined name manually. You've already mentioned that it's not yet fully featured, but just to …
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Comment #48926927
Are you able to create formatted tables and use structured references? I see Tables listed as a feature on your webpage, but can't find any further information. If it's in the app …
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Comment #48854519
Great news! HBO Max is now Max!
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Comment #47866654
There's no magic necessary. TFA highlights the exact mechanism by which markets can fill a gap or need via entrepreneurship when incumbents fail to deliver what customers want. It'…
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Comment #47827080
Yeah, but the thing about Vegas is that it's really more of a dry heat
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Comment #46956457
Did you intentionally list things that are clearly not essential to day-to-day life?
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Comment #46761886
Which OF creator?
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Comment #46215807
It'd be like copyright trolling the Library of Babel. The set of useful programs would be totally eclipsed by incoherent gibberish (even if there were a means to ensure that the ra…
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Comment #45876796
My custom poker study tools: https://poker-study.onrender.com/ I really like the range memorization tool from GTO Wizard, but want to be able to put in custom/arbitrary ranges to t…
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Comment #45861072
You're the smartest, most clever, most physically fit, but why does nobody else seem to realize it?
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Comment #45657216
Yes.
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Comment #45522958
It appears that the phrase has multiple uses/meanings, with priority of definition going to Dunning & Kruger as far as I can find. This is the earliest clear definition in the sens…
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Comment #45521276
“'There are unknown unknowns', and while the idea has been around a while, it doesn’t seem to have a name." There is a name for it. It's called "radical ignorance".
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Comment #45256172
Dominos delivered. Pizza has been delivered since the dawn of time.
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Comment #44831107
Related: The Universal Tech Tree - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44161607
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Comment #44790560
You can have named ranges and cells in Excel, and Excel even has lambda/anonymous functions now. So in latest editions of excel functions can be as general or brittle as they are i…
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Comment #44790478
Anyone who hasn't used Excel is totally out of touch with reality (constrained to developed world). Excel is counterintuitive to whom? What intuition does it upset? It's a grid of …
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Comment #44778706
Fantastic for investors in Figma specifically, not so fantastic for investors in Adobe. My point is that the IPO price and subsequent price increase are not themselves proof (or ev…
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Comment #44778477
There is another side to this coin: Figma's gain here is Adboe's loss. It doesn't make sense to use market-caps of specific companies as yardsticks of consumer welfare, which is th…
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Comment #44727674
I find 2 invaluable for enhancing search, and combined with 1 & 4, it's a huge boost to self-learning.
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Comment #44701522
We've come a long way in those 266 years: global population 10x'd, meanwhile the share of the population living in extreme poverty went from over 80% to nearly 8%, so not all optim…