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i made an idiot bullshit spreadsheet in numbers showed it to someone who owed me money and they paid me best $0 i ever paid for productivity crap bundled with os x
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BONGHITZ posted:did you have fun at apple? apple is good. the software side is staffed mostly by grownups and the politics aren't too insane -- I was in eddy's org which gets a bad rap but it's mostly iTunes and maps that are the problem children Bloody posted:why does apple make a spreadsheeter iWork started out as an acquisition, mostly to act as insurance in case microsoft ever decided to pull out of the platform. it remains today as a pleasant, free alternative to office, but there's also value in having an internally developed app that's mandated to adopt the new features and services of our software platform. we work closely with teams in craig's org to make sure the code they are pumping out is actually adoptable for third party apps, etc
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May 1, 2019 00:04
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numbers 22.28: and the lord opened the mouth of the rear end
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May 1, 2019 00:18
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i like numbers better than excel e: and keynote is so much loving better than powerpoint
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May 1, 2019 02:26
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theyre good apps, genjoe
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graph posted:e: and keynote is so much loving better than powerpoint 
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the best part about keynote is its visual cues. i have to pick it up maybe 3 times a year and i can always figure out how to do a thing without having to look it up its also stellar about importing powerpoints with about 98% functionality and look
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with PowerPoint I see profs still taking distorted and artifacted screenshots of formulas in their lecture slides or have to deal with poo poo like missing fonts or w/e so keynote’s latex support is p appreciated
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The Management posted:numbers used to be very good. then they merged it with the iOS version for some reason and it became total poo poo. maintaining a separate version for the dying legacy desktop macos platform is overly burdensome.
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OldAlias posted:with PowerPoint I see profs still taking distorted and artifacted screenshots of formulas in their lecture slides or have to deal with poo poo like missing fonts or w/e so keynote’s latex support is p appreciated powerpoint got some "mostly latex" formula editor in some more recent version as well, so that but isn't too shabby anymore powerpoint is pretty wonky and bad though, so i am very willing to belive that keynote is worlds better excel happens to be actually good otoh.
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May 1, 2019 06:27
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Fiedler posted:maintaining a separate version for the dying legacy desktop macos platform is overly burdensome. spreadsheets, definitely a thing you want to do on your mobile device rather than a desktop. let’s gently caress up the desktop version for the benefit of the three people that will use it on their iPad. GenJoe posted:I was in eddy's org which gets a bad rap but it's mostly iTunes and maps that are the problem children and podcasts and iBooks and iCloud. and the App Store until Phil took it over. dealing with the store or iCloud backend people jfc those guys are morons. iWork is probably the best (only?) good thing to come out of the eddy cue org. #fireeddy2020
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The Management posted:spreadsheets, definitely a thing you want to do on your mobile device rather than a desktop. let’s gently caress up the desktop version for the benefit of the three people that will use it on their iPad. was the advertisement showing that future generations will only use ipads and not even know the word computer a bit too subtle?
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May 1, 2019 19:38
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Last Chance posted:numbers seems snappier how many dock icon bounces does it take to launch now?
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Minnesota Mixup posted:support for the largest known number one million (1,000,000) has been added https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkP_OGDCLY0
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May 2, 2019 13:58
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graph posted:i like numbers better than excel lol wtf
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fart simpson posted:lol wtf i presume he means that less spreadsheeting in his life is better in general
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my work is about 75% spreadsheets and it sucks balls I wish I was a farmer where there are very few uses for spreadsheets
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I mean wtf do I actually need to know about array formulas? why don’t I know how to program stupid dumb gently caress databases so I don’t have to deal with these loving 50mb bloated to paralysis workbooks that barely run on our enterprise grade hardware? alsowhy is the janitoring outsourced to dipshits who don’t know gently caress about poo poo? stop giving me lovely spreadsheets. make it so spreadsheets work good or make making database so loving easy that even a non technical child or a pretend farmer could make one. fucksake.
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Displeased Moo Cow posted:I mean wtf do I actually need to know about array formulas? why don’t I know how to program stupid dumb gently caress databases so I don’t have to deal with these loving 50mb bloated to paralysis workbooks that barely run on our enterprise grade hardware? alsowhy is the janitoring outsourced to dipshits who don’t know gently caress about poo poo? stop giving me lovely spreadsheets. make it so spreadsheets work good or make making database so loving easy that even a non technical child or a pretend farmer could make one. how’s your farm going mate
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I would think farmers use spreadsheets more than the general population.
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El_Elegante posted:I would think farmers use spreadsheets more than the general population.
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Numbers is the only spreadsheet app I used where I could figure out how to make good looking pie charts without hitting the help menu.
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microsoft enables a cottage industry of add-ons and tutorial courses with their bull poo poo, wouldn't want to anger them
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if you deal with spreadsheets a lot, there's a 95% chance that you can learn a bare minimum of Python to do with things in Jupyter then suddenly you get to have 3 or 4 hours extra per day to gently caress around
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Jimmy Carter posted:if you deal with spreadsheets a lot, there's a 95% chance that you can learn a bare minimum of Python to do with things in Jupyter then suddenly you get to have 30 or 40 hours extra per week to gently caress around
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import pandas as pd
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there’s a real good chance I’m going to leave my python hell world to write java like an adult maven is real good, bitch
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also rust is cool I’m a rustacean, motherfuckers 🦀🦀🦀
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Skim Milk posted:there’s a real good chance I’m going to leave my python hell world to write java like an adult lmfao
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May 5, 2019 05:13
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graph posted:i like numbers better than excel i really like that you can have separate tables on the same page and move them around and stuff rather than just have random sections of a table mean different things idk why google or excel never stole this
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Pardot posted:i really like that you can have separate tables on the same page and move them around and stuff rather than just have random sections of a table mean different things it is a good but potentially disruptive thing, i can see established systems balking a bit at changing the way data is shown in a way that no longer visually lines up as clearly with how it is addressed. the big thing with excel is after all that it is a level of automation that a lot of people are quickly trained to work with, including being able to pretty effectively add to a sheet even if they don't necessarily understand all the workings of what is already there. i still think it is a good feature they should add, but arguably they can't go adding new concepts more often than once a decade or so.
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Skim Milk posted:also rust is cool same
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i made my monthly budget in numbers. thanks apple
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I got fed up with my brokerage’s garbage website so I made the ultimate stock tracking spreadsheet in numbers like 10 years ago. it is still the best thing ever. I don’t think I could have made it in the new numbers UI, though, it would have driven me mad.
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did they had any new numbers op
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May 9, 2019 08:19
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fart simpson posted:did they had any new numbers op I bought the 69 dlc
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gently caress off op. Some of us actually enjoy this piece of software.
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I call bullshit
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Skim Milk posted:there’s a real good chance I’m going to leave my python hell world to write java like an adult unironic congratulations, java and maven are both very good, particularly if you have to ever use code other idiots wrote
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I think Gooogle sheets is the best spreadsheet thing for lots of what I do, putting together sizing and pricing sheets that need to be shared and collaborated on with a bunch of peeps Excel is ok and pretty powerful but has a hideous MS interface Numbers was nice last time I used it (like 5 years ago). keynote owns that’s my app chat 
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