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I wanted to know how my income history has been keeping up with inflation and I couldn't find an easy way to do it. I made https://askforapayraise.com/ https://
by fasteddie31003 3y ago
I wanted to know how my income history has been keeping up with inflation and I couldn't find an easy way to do it. I made https://askforapayraise.com/ https://askforapayraise.com/ to help visualize how much you are keeping ahead of inflation or falling behind.
- helboi4 3y agoWould you consider adding features for countries/currencies outside of the US/dollar? And/or do you have a github repo that I could PR against to add it if you'd prefer.
- loceng 3y agoCould be an additional benefit to provide a tool-interface to educate people that [manufactured] inflation helps large companies with their debt - because their amount of $ debt owed doesn't change, yet if they generate revenues - they are now generating more $ to pay off their debt faster; this will work slightly different between governments-states amassing debt vs. companies that have debt.
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- 6DM 3y agoIn firefox adding a couple raises causes the site to crash for me when trying to add my salary. edit: the site layout seems completely messed up in chrome
- fibers 3y agothis whole morning i tried entering the data from oldest date to newest date and it kept crashing but if you start with your newest data points and work backwards it should work.
- pc86 3y agoNeat idea and I really want to use it, but if I add any custom amounts the site crashes with a TypeError and white page. Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'value') at Q (App.js:694:57)