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Fucking Ship It Already: Visual Design
Data Porn (hacking off)
The Stage is Set for an E-Commerce Explosion
Google’s new social search: How far can you trust it?
Malicious Hackers Play Robin Hood, Anonymous Disavows Action
Robocall SOPA supporters to get your voice heard against it
Why is e-commerce such a hot area in venture capital now?
Re:Epic Answer: Why is e-commerce such a hot area in venture capital now?
on Monday November 14, 2011 @12:56AM (#3233061)
Thanks.... let me know if you have thoughts, feedback, or comments! Would love to hear !
What does Harjeet Taggar's role at Y Combinator entail?
Apple Patent Uses 3D Gestures to Control an iPad
Amazon Patents Gift Card Parent Controls
Hackers Briefly Control US Government Satellites
Dear America: It's Time to Say a Big 'Thank You' to Amazon
Disneyland Hacks
Japan's Defense Ministry Develops Awesome Ball Shaped Drone
Scrolldit: I Heard You Liked Scrolling Reddit So I Put Scrolling In Your Reddit
Recommerce Hack Day Wrap Up
Life Hacks (Infographic)
Why did Steve Jobs choose not to effectively treat his cancer? [Quora]
Nerd Dating: Y Combinator/WePay's Bill Clerico & Jenny McCarthy
Episode is next week...kind of awesome!
Fred Wilson's reaction to "Web Start-Ups Hit Cash Crunch"
Startup Lifestyle Hacks (ie ways to save $)
A practical use for game theory
Extreme Sheep LED Art
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D2FX9rviEhw
Oldie but a goodie...
Re:What's the best spreadsheet program?
on Monday August 01, 2011 @03:40PM (#2834019)
Excel is by far still the most powerful. A lot of the hosted versions are just less powerful/sophisticated and slower.
You should also check out EditGrid. They have some great ways to pull external data feeds, and you are able to manipulate data much better.
Thus, it just depends how much data you are parsing and the use case. If you are using it for basic financial models without macros, Google is fine. However, once you start working with large data sets , macros, or more sophisticated models, Excel is still the best.