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Want to Import JavaScript Modules from NPM on CodePen?(twitter.com)
1 points by jgalvez 8y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Vue developers, how do you do your Vuex?
6 points by jgalvez 8y ago|1 comments
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Solving the ESM in Node.js Odyssey(gist.github.com)
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by jgalvez 8y ago
Nice! Will do.
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by jgalvez 8y ago
Good point. For me that's an edge case, though. Cutting and pasting to reorder seems easier than editing refs too.
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Show HN: Improved Markdown Links(github.com)
6 points by jgalvez 8y ago|6 comments
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Nuxpress: Minimalist Markdown Blogging(github.com)
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How I was planning a trip to S. America with JS, Python and Google Flights abuse(nvbn.github.io)
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Reclaiming RSS: Everything old is new again(ar.al)
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by jgalvez 8y ago
This happened to me in a project too. Everything went down due to their bogus fraud detection. I had a Kubernetes cluster down for over a day. Very unfortunate as I loved GCP :(
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Show HN: Plainbudget's latest updates
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Plainbudget now has a CLI(github.com)
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Uses reflection to read and write JSON with nearly the performance of codegen(github.com)
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My Nuxt and Koa Boilerplate(hire.jonasgalvez.com.br)
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Show HN: Plain Text Nutritional Data Parser
8 points by jgalvez 8y ago|2 comments
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Pgoose: Tiny database library with clean SQL operations(github.com)
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by jgalvez 8y ago
If you want something way simpler, http://galvez.github.io/plainbudget :)
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by jgalvez 8y ago
This is amazing. The web badly needed a proper standard for this backed by big industry players.
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Ask HN: Spotify with better ratings UI?
1 points by jgalvez 8y ago|0 comments
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Plainbudget variables demo (GIF)(media.giphy.com)
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by jgalvez 8y ago
There you go: https://galvez.github.io/plainbudget/?named-groups
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Plainbudget now supports variables (named groups)(galvez.github.io)
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by jgalvez 8y ago
Thing is, the way I put this parser together, it should be quite easy to add group variables (linking to results from another group by preceding with $ or something) and some forecasting functionality using standard date formats (I myself u
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by jgalvez 8y ago
But yeah, getting to an optimal daily budget is tricky. You can use a multiplier for things you know you'll spend with every day: = Budget - 10 Coffee shop x 30
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by jgalvez 8y ago
That's actually my most common use. If my organization is a mess in a given week, I just open a new sheet and go: + 100 Wallet + 800 Account + 50 Piggybank - 100 Some urgent expense - 150 Another urgent expense
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by jgalvez 8y ago
> To clarify, I'm not saying your project is missing Javascript code to enable functionality of budget planning. I'm saying the data layer below that -- the text representation -- is missing basic metadata -- which handcuffs wh
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by jgalvez 8y ago
I just realized something sad: the reason I never went through using any of ledger-cli, YNAB and Mint etc is that I never really made enough money that it got so complicated it wouldn't fit a single file (lol)
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by jgalvez 8y ago
I like the idea of a running balance. That's what I want to accomplish by enabling multible tabs/sheets. Lots of good ideas, thanks.
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by jgalvez 8y ago
> Your text system has obvious advantage of "text labels" over the desktop calculator but it doesn't have enough metadata primitives (e.g. timestamps & tags) to produce budget forecasts, goal planning, savings schedule
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by jgalvez 8y ago
Yeah, that's my idea with this issue: https://github.com/galvez/plainbudget/issues/4 I want to be able to have multiple "sheets" horizontally, one for each month, and then make it possible to c

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