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Show HN: Tool to Categorize Bank Transactions
(categorize-bank-transactions.com)
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vptr
3y ago
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vptr
3y ago
Hey, So I made a small tool that lets you assign categories to transaction CSVs. This is something I come across fairly often while running my small business and I use when preparing taxes. It's free, doesn't cost anything and hop
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vptr
4y ago
Totally agree with what you said about non-stick pans. Sounds like a total scam. I myself did not go with cast iron skillet (only for some outdoor/bbq stuff). But I switched to stainless steal pan from demeyere like 10 years ago. It&#x
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vptr
5y ago
You can't really have crud without "external dependencies" because you need to store state somewhere. I'd say, figure out your storage layer (sql, mongo, files etc) then pick the right tech. Django and Rails will let you
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vptr
5y ago
> We expect that some package authors will be eager to adopt generics. If you are updating your package to use generics, please consider isolating the new generic API into its own file, build-tagged for Go 1.18 (//go:build go1.
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vptr
5y ago
I think it's because despite the fact that the US is called the land of opportunity, the system is rigged against entrepreneurs (no social safety net) unlike EU where you can fuck around without a job for years. So, I think there is so
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vptr
5y ago
Dang this does bring back the memories. What was the other tool I used a lot for reversing. Something ice something... softice debugger. That was also a piece of art.
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Show HN: A generic policy and constraint evaluator (Go)
(github.com)
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5y ago
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vptr
5y ago
This. I wish more devs tried to utilize modern css and js directly instead of relying on frameworks. I try to do this for my own projects but there's gravitational pull toward frameworks in companies.
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vptr
5y ago
That's how you make $$$ in USA. 1. Invent a problem. 2. Market like crazy to make people believe that there's a problem. 3. Charge for a solution to a non-existent problem. 4. Repeat.
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vptr
5y ago
$15/month? get out of here. Who do you think is going to pay $15 for a browser? PER MONTH!
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vptr
5y ago
why is this flagged?
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Proxy.golang.org allows many Go packages to be silently broken
(drewdevault.com)
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5y ago
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vptr
5y ago
On top of that add websites that take up half of your screen with adds and other marketing or paywall crap.
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vptr
5y ago
If you send everyone to jail, how are you gonna collect the fines next time lol :D
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vptr
5y ago
I think I've seen several similar projects to this one. It always make me wonder how are these different from sqlite virtual tables ( https://www.sqlite.org/csv.html )? And why would I want to use this over sqlite? Perha
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5y ago
By looking at [2] from the authors post. This just defeats what shell is made for. Shell is all about scripting not clicking mouse around and writing some custom commands. I really don't understand who would use this. Maybe i'm to
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vptr
5y ago
I have no idea what this means either. Sounds like a bunch of buzzwords about nothing.
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vptr
5y ago
Yup, would not touch Prisma with a 10 foot pole
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vptr
5y ago
I would be very disappointed if things don't get relaxed any time soon. I mean, why the hell did all these people take the vaccines then? Where I live, we don't have lockdowns, but I'm very tired of wearing masks everywhere.
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5y ago
I think a more killer feature of tmux is that you can send keystrokes to apps running inside tmux (with send-keys). It just opens a door for scripting CLI apps that otherwise would not be scriptable. e.g. irc clients and similar full screen
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vptr
6y ago
I have ad blocker. I block all ads at the DNS level. I don't think you can block some of the ads on YT. Is that possible with browser plugins?
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vptr
6y ago
I have not. I never signed up for YT Premium, and I don't really plan to.
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Ask HN: Why there are so many ads on YouTube?
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6y ago
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6y ago
> Server fear should be the least of your worries. As a founder, lots of things can go wrong that will interrupt a holiday or downtime. In my experience, it's rarely, if ever, software or hardware issues. I agree. My own product did
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6y ago
Yeah, I heard that google wants to get rid of app engine internally. I think it's been like that for quite some time. Now they have Cloud Run which is similar to app engine, except it's only for running services (no queues, cache
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6y ago
I'm solo founder. I don't have much monitoring, except for http://status.simpleokr.com/ which gives me high level insights into api/app being unavailable via email. But I run everything on gcp cloud run which
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6y ago
First, I hope you become a billionaire! However, I don't agree with what you're saying. Are the laws perfect? No. But I do think we need something in place to balance things out so that companies are less predatory with our data.
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6y ago
I used ledger for a year. I was able to script conversion of my transactions to ledger format. It was good to see where my money goes. But like you said, I don't care much about budgeting or tracking my personal expenses. As SWE (not t
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6y ago
Here https://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/aponline/20001108/apon...
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