Technology@lemmy.worldbycorbin@infosec.pub6 monthsExcel's AI: 20% of the time, it works every timewww.spacebar.news English 60409415
Laser@feddit.orgEnglish6 monthsJust because it doesn’t offer features a database has doesn’t mean people aren’t trying to use it as one I support your argument, but unfortunately there are some real monstrosities out there that have carried small businesses since decades 275%3
zalgotext@sh.itjust.worksEnglish6 monthsYeah, not denying that people use Excel to do all kinds of crazy shit. People using the tool wrong isn’t the tool’s fault though, right? 3
Doomsider@lemmy.worldEnglish6 monthsWrong! If I am using a hammer to deliver babies I expect hammer manufacturers to put a rubber coating on the claw so it doesn’t scratch the baby as I pry it out. 4
pirat@lemmy.worldEnglish6 monthsReminded me of these two projects by some Dylan Tallchief on YouTube: He first made a programmable drum machine, then a DAW in Excel. 1
Just because it doesn’t offer features a database has doesn’t mean people aren’t trying to use it as one
I support your argument, but unfortunately there are some real monstrosities out there that have carried small businesses since decades
Yeah, not denying that people use Excel to do all kinds of crazy shit. People using the tool wrong isn’t the tool’s fault though, right?
Wrong! If I am using a hammer to deliver babies I expect hammer manufacturers to put a rubber coating on the claw so it doesn’t scratch the baby as I pry it out.
Reminded me of these two projects by some Dylan Tallchief on YouTube:
He first made a programmable drum machine, then a DAW in Excel.