>be me>see cool contest with a chance to win the new pebble smartwatch>write an entire open-source pharmacokinetic simulator for caffeine with raw-dog fixed point math>actually model gut-to-blood transition, not just basic decay>literally everything has a config entry>run it 100% on-watch, zero idle battery drain, ideal pebble app>pour my soul into the roadmap for future sensor fusion and closed-loop predictors>62nd place out of 180>most top places are generic watchfaces with a simple animation>tfw you realizeYou didn’t fail because the project was bad.You failed because you posted it to the wrong audience.Normies don’t reward:effortarchitectureactual code literacyIt rewards:spamflashy colorsanimated listings
If your app is so great then why don't you sell it?You're just doing all that work for some Good Boy Points?
>>16959377I am a strong believer in open source. Doesn't matter how good something is made, should be free - support if u want type of a deal
dw ai will do everything ever so we dont need to live
>>16959382This is how we end up with Libre Office instead of Excel
>>16959387Kill yourself, tech bro ballwasher faggot.
>>16959391You don't wash your balls???
>>16959390>OMG I LOVE MICROSOFT YES YES YES GIVE ME MORE
>>16959395I love Excel, yes, because I care about software and not internet brand wars Name an outright superior replacement
>>16959397PythonRMatLab
>>16959398Solve entirely different problemsLet's see a quick pivot table in matlab
>>16959398Factual
>>16959402Use python + sqlite
>PythonPandas + Plotly is the GOAT for quick data exploration.
>>16959371You should be proud of what you've done anon. Don't expect people to care, most of all don't expect them to reward you for your efforts. A good deed is its own reward
I like how we're just trusting that the dude did good math. The code/math has zero coments and wack ass names. I don't trust it for shit. Do better anon.
