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UPDATE transactions SET account = "Income" WHERE account = "Expense";
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Thats pretty much what I've been working on. https://youtu.be/19moSl4YFeI
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Shameless self plug: ive been building a similar open source command line accounting system https://github.com/darcys22/godbledger Its heavily inspired by both ledger and beancount but my biggest issue with them is tha
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Thank you! Yeah thats pretty much my feeling too. The software out there always puts itself in your way to make their walled gardens more profitable
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Oh yeah 100% Right now its just the core functionality. But now I'm starting to think about all the scripts I can run can track everything happening in my personal life. So things like tracking my bank accounts, linking the data with m
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Hello Hackernews! I've been building an open source Accounting System and have finally the web interface to a point were I can do a Demo vid! GoDBLedger is meant to be an accounting system for programmers who want to write scripts for
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Show HN: GoDBLedger-Web – GUI Interface for Open Source Accounting System
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Its almost entirely done on crypto twitter. You follow the builders and they talk about this stuff. Tweet threads are terrible but that is where the good information is. Twitter is frustrating in that the good content is buried and if you f
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Makes it easier to remember :)
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I’ve been building an open source accounting system in go. https://github.com/darcys22/godbledger Id love for any seasoned golang experts to do a review of my code and highlight any areas that could be improved.
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Is the third way just open source? Vitaliks discussion here is about platforms gathering data about their users.
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They dont fall neatly at all. Yes all the accounts you have described can be categorised fairly easily but they are all pretty trivial examples. Harder accounts are things like tracking inventory. Yes you have the easy "Inventory"
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There are both debit and credit loans depending on who is loaning who. The two parties are the person recording the transaction and an external third party.\\ A debit to a loan account only reduces it if it is a credit loan. A debit to a de
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This highlights the stumbling block that programmers have when trying to understand debits and credits. You should not at all be trying to classify your accounts as Liab/Eq/Inc, its simply an account with a debit or credit balance
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Everyone in this thread is crying scam because HN hates crypto. However the NBA teams and players love NFTs. https://hypebeast.com/2021/12/steph-curry-breaks-all-time-nb... https://www.nba.com/heat
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I find what you have said harder to follow than just knowing debits are positive and credits are negative. The A=L+OE formula is a poor model for understanding accounting when the accounts dont fall neatly into those 5 high level categories
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Melbourne here, its not that bad. The narrative is mostly being spun but the anti-lockdown parties in the USA trying to push their own agenda.
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Yeah i agree, twitch and youtube are producing a new type of celebrity where the content can be created by anyone. Its build your own content, create your own community and do it all yourself. This is disrupting the old entertainment indust
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On the ethereum chain you get slashed (on both your chains) for signing two messages.
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Einstein is a bad example cause he was very recent also.
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This is a very interesting thought to explore! We have this cultural default to assume that people back then were less smart than us. But we really are exactly the same but we have a better starting point then they did to build interesting
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The best social network these days is a smallish closed group chat on your favourite platform. There are apps that exist already to keep these private if you wish. But the key is curating the chat so there is good signal from friends who ar
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He lost me at the part where he thinks you can sign messages after withdrawing your stake. The whole point of proof of stake is that you can only sign blocks or messages while you have something staked. When you withdraw you are no longer a
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Then they would be able to get their ethereum collateral back for free
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Counter point: i find the expectation to have a camera turned on rude. Different people have different expectations and there are probably a lot of reasons for the wide variety. However it kinda sounds like you have a different expectation
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Of course :)
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This has also been my opinion for the accounting industry. Just like c compilers before gcc were proprietary and poor performing the accounting software that exists has many limitations. That means there is a huge opportunity for an open so
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Except the world knows who the creator is and your 1s and 0s aint it
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It didnt really. It was just cryptocurrency = bad
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Session does all those things. The political view on cryptocurrency that causes you to label it as a bad thing means you blanket category something that adds a lot of features to session. I think tors uptake in general was limited because t
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