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I keep hearing about Alfred, and frankly I don't know why but I'm missing the reasons why so many people rave about it. I've tried it only once, a while ago, and perhaps I wasn't in the right mood to appreciate it. Does anyone here uses it, and can ELI5 to me why Alfred is so good?
My personal highlights from using it: - you can control your whole machine with it, so I don't have to use mouse anymore for - sleep/shut down/volume/ - extra indexing for folders/documents/images - web search in different sites (gmail/wiki/amazon,....) - clipboard history - snippets (ascii art for luls ¯\_(ツ)_/¯, but most importantly I use this for script snippets I need to use in some UIs/ when I'm remote in some v…
Numi – Calculator app for Mac
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Re: Numi – Calculator app for Mac
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How difficult would something like this be to port to Visual Studio? P.S. looks like a great app!
author here: I have zero experience with Visual Studio API, and honestly, looking at what a giant and slow mess VS became, I would not even try it :) But providing a standalone desktop/terminal version is on the list.
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What would it take to have this as a desktop app? As I see it it is rust and wasm. It would be nice to have some note about the architecture in the docs, maybe someone would pick it up to make a desktop app from it too.
Hi, it would not be hard at all, at the moment for me it would be like 1 day of work. Honestly, I just don't see its benefit, you can always open it on a dedicated browser and use it as it would be a desktop app. However, in the next release I might provide a desktop version.
Just using an app that I can open and close anytime is much preferable to me. Currently using speedcrunch for this, but your solution looks a bit more feature full and maybe a good middle-ground between a calculator and just firing up ipython or similar.
All in all a desktop version would be much appreciated, but I understand if it's not a focus for you. For the technical part: what do you think, what would you use in rust to turn this intu a regular gui app?
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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 :)
On macOS, Cmd+Space and just do calculations in the Spotlight search bar.
Re: Numi – Calculator app for Mac
#185I 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.
Try https://blog.sulami.xyz/posts/literate-calc-mode/ I use it quite often, very handy