Every screenshot is blurred. Could fake data not have been used for demonstration purposes?
Yeah, but blurring the screenshots was quicker ;-)
A Python-Powered Budget Spreadsheet
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Re: A Python-Powered Budget Spreadsheet
#32When will people learn that gaussian blur is not a secure redaction method?
I didn't know that, but it was quick, and the security isn't all that important!
Re: A Python-Powered Budget Spreadsheet
#33There were times in my life when I would have loved to have had this, but nowadays I rarely see spreadsheets (not just excel, but the concept in general) as much of a solution to anything.
spreadsheets power pretty much everything I see when I turn my head around. Dunno why you think the opposite. You're the first person I see to say something like this.
I couldn't get by without the little fellers.
Re: A Python-Powered Budget Spreadsheet
#34The string concatenation in this make me want to cry...
Oh dear! Sorry to hear that... looking it up I find my method described as 'naive appending', oops! Still, efficiency is of absolutely no importance in this application, and as I said in the post, I'm new to Python...
Re: A Python-Powered Budget Spreadsheet
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#36Love seeing your posts, but would appreciate when I see 'em here, especially when posted by a founder, some mention of your YCombinator Summer 2012 status and backing.
Yup.
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Re: A Python-Powered Budget Spreadsheet
#37When will people learn that gaussian blur is not a secure redaction method?
I didn't know that, but it was quick, and the security isn't all that important!