smichael
No user record in our sample, but smichael has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
No user record in our sample, but smichael has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
These two are quite interesting: - https://github.com/martinvonz/jj - https://pijul.org
Try other browsers; grid view still works in some of them (Chrome IIRC).
https://hledger.org/mobile-apps.html gives some ideas.
Off topic: why does this happen ? I thought the point of Cloudflare is to prevent it.
You can do it with Canonical's multipass, for one.
"...You can install a blank disk in your Mac..." Wat ?
I moved from Python to Haskell, when I had had enough of debugging runtime failures. Excellent choice, go for it.
Thanks for explaining. My thinking was: by (optionally?) allowing the usual extra characters (#!python3 -> #!/usr/bin/env python3) it remains standard, avoiding an unnecessary roadblock for existing scripts and…
I like it, thanks for sharing. Why not a standard unix shebang line at top of index.py ?
The linked Tour is part of the documentation, which at a glance looks extremely extensive. You mention some issues; are you saying these docs are too hard to discover and lacking a good-enough TOC or index ?
https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/issues/1684
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28420797 can be useful.
Thanks for these comments, good to know!
By all means - see you in one of the chats! https://plaintextaccounting.org/#mail-listsirc
> I mean I want to log income, spendings, exchanges in multiple currencies (or commodities), and then be able to see reports in a single currency - All the major PTA tools support this - perhaps the chat could help ? >…
http://xbrl.squarespace.com aims at this problem, I think ?
Another advantage over spreadsheets I forgot: more guide rails and more common ground (shared practices, howtos, support) with other users. Spreadsheets are a tabular report construction kit, PTA is an accounting system…
https://hledger.org/mobile-apps.html PS a little daily-ish data-entry-and-reconciling ritual, with a pleasant tool setup, can be quite satisfying! I actually look forward to it. (That right there is part of my PTA…
True! I will look into it, thanks for the report.
ledger-mode in Emacs has some excellent account and description auto-completion (warning, may require a bit of configuration to suit your taste). hledger add, hledger-iadd and hledger-web are some of the data entry uis…
Do you mean, in the sense of https://hledger.org/investments.html#a-more-correct-entry ? balancednoautoconversion validation may be relevant, if so (https://hledger.org/hledger.html#strict-checks)
It is a good question to ask. You say the FAQ has addressed it... I guess it was not convincing ? (If you remember where, please point me to it..) PTA tools, some of them at least, can scale well from beginner-level…
Some possibilities: * Use a version control system - keep journal files in eg a github repo; control access, manage pull requests, audit changes in the usual way. * Use multiple files - the journal can be composed from…
I have not used the SQL output, but I hope it's like all other hledger output: the number formatting is configurable (following your data format by default, but overrideable).
Spreadsheets have lots of strengths. I believe one of the difficulties is (a) managing an increasingly large number of transactions over time, with (b) an uncertain number of postings to (c) arbitrary accounts in a…