Update: There is a chrome extension https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/instacalc/hfoojdao...
Numi – Calculator app for Mac
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Re: Numi – Calculator app for Mac
#152Hijacking the thread. Does anyone know of a simple paid calculator app for iPad? They all seem to be riddled with ads or obnoxious "cute" features to justify the price
It doesn't get more $2 Casio than that.
Re: Numi – Calculator app for Mac
#153Re: Numi – Calculator app for Mac
#154Hm. This looks cool, but doesn't solve my most common use case - percentage increases. Example - https://i.imgur.com/LrnUwnB.png
So for your most common use case that would be:
00 { 18-Byte Prgm }
01▸LBL "%INC"
02 XY
03 ÷
04 1
05 -
06 100
07 ×
08 END
If you do calculations often (or just are a geek who likes new toys) I thoroughly recommend one.Re: Numi – Calculator app for Mac
#155It's a very nice app. I have to ask though: why doesn't it quit when I close the window??
Re: Numi – Calculator app for Mac
#156Hm. This looks cool, but doesn't solve my most common use case - percentage increases. Example - https://i.imgur.com/LrnUwnB.png
buy = 20
sell = 219
gain = sell - buy
performance = gain / buy * 100
amount = 500
capital_invested = amount * buy
capital_returned = amount * sell
capital_gain = amount * gainRe: Numi – Calculator app for Mac
#157Earlier quoted context omitted.
You want your calculator to be a web page?
Why not. I use Chrome to make quick calculations all the time. Just Ctrl+N and 1+1, and the answer is posted. Then Ctrl+W, and/or Alt+Tab to Sublime or whatever. Then I continue with my life :)
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#158Re: Numi – Calculator app for Mac
#159I would totally use this if it were an extension to Emacs. I keep lots of calculation results in text files, and edit them in emacs, but I don't want to use a totally separate app whenever I want to enter and calculate some math within a text file.
Re: Numi – Calculator app for Mac
#160I find that calculators remain weirdly unergonomic on most Operating Systems. There are so many times where I want to do some quick math but feel hobbled by the insistence of calculator software writers to ape physical calculator design -- Numi seems like a cool step in the right direction
If you're using OS X, try using Spotlight or Alfred directly (Keypirinha[0] is a reasonable Windows alternative) - just type in `1 + 2` and you get the answer without launching a special app. There are plugins for conversions as well. [0]. https://keypirinha.com/
Does anyone here uses it, and can ELI5 to me why Alfred is so good?