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by simonmic 2y ago
Appreciate you saying so mitjafelicijan. You're right, it's all about what is appropriate for the project at a given time.
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by simonmic 2y ago
Haskellers think I/O is an important effect and want to manage when it's allowed. It's allowed in the IO context, which happens to be the default: main = do putStrLn "hello world" more more =
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by simonmic 2y ago
It's normal to hit some walls, usually from lack of/difficulty in finding the right kind of intro material. (For example, with all respect to my esteemed sibling poster, their advice is overcomplicated.) I encourage you to try ag
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by simonmic 2y ago
I used make as a task runner for probably 30 years; using all the tricks to do most of the things you want in that use case (arguments, help, portability, reliability..). I worked around all the idiosyncracies continually. That's enoug
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by simonmic 2y ago
Wow! What a work of art! A few more links for the record (don't read too soon, possible spoilers): https://www.reddit.com/r/xkcd/comments/1bxg43b/xkcd_2916_mac... https://www.explainxkcd.
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by simonmic 2y ago
Off topic, but for those interested, some Haskell game [dev] links: - https://wiki.haskell.org/Applications_and_libraries/Games - https://wiki.haskell.org/Game_Development - https://hackage.
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by simonmic 2y ago
Consider spending a bit more time on the search ? That one will be hard to spell.
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by simonmic 3y ago
Some communities move to discourse forums.
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by simonmic 3y ago
Right. From a recent https://fosstodon.org/tags/plaintextaccounting thread: PTA sign convention makes it very straightforward: If the posting amount is negative it's a credit If the posting amount is positive it&#
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by simonmic 3y ago
Because.. VS Code's terminal pane is well behaved ? (I run most of my emacsen inside VS Code.)
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by simonmic 3y ago
Used it for years, but the options are out of control, labyrinthine. I gave up trying to keep everything behaving like I wanted.
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by simonmic 3y ago
What I actually wanted to share was this "State of the Haskell": https://github.com/tonyday567/checklist#welcome-to-haskell Welcome, sir, to Cyprus. Goats and Monkeys!
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welcome to Haskell !(github.com)
5 points by simonmic 3y ago|1 comments
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by simonmic 3y ago
I can offer this (warning, crufty real-world scripts ahead!): these make files and bash script ( https://github.com/simonmichael/hledger/blob/137d825/Makefil... , https://github.com/simonm
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by simonmic 3y ago
Indeed!
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by simonmic 3y ago
I invite you to hang out in the https://plaintextaccounting.org/#news-discussion -> chat rooms, we like to discuss tactics.
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by simonmic 3y ago
"although" made me think it might be too opinionated in places I should review. No matter, whatever you think of it is fair. Thanks!
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by simonmic 3y ago
Here's a trick for reporting your transfers https://www.reddit.com/r/plaintextaccounting/comments/16d2xk... (alias the account names to expenses/revenues temporarily).
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by simonmic 3y ago
It includes hledger support I believe.
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by simonmic 3y ago
Too opinionated ? I'd be interested in examples of that.
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by simonmic 3y ago
Samuel Pepys ?
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by simonmic 3y ago
Some Haskell pacmans: - https://github.com/EgorDm/fp-pacman ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlifcJ4cexw ) - https://github.com/Jcklly/PacMan - https://github.com/a
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by simonmic 3y ago
I have tried some similar things. I like your approach and write-up a lot! You asked about tools. Well, from the "when you have a hammer" department.. you could use plain text accounting tools for some quick reporting wins. Some e
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by simonmic 3y ago
After a quick search of docs, I think that's still the case. hledger-interest is possibly a useful component.
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by simonmic 3y ago
It's not only for accountants (though we hope it can be useful to some of them too). It's quite likely what you're looking for is missing, but have you seen https://github.com/plaintextaccounting/plaintex
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by simonmic 3y ago
For clarity: "hledger-add" might be a typo ? Or is it that you used Ledger, then hledger, then Beancount ?
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by simonmic 3y ago
hledger can be strict and power users prefer that; like Ledger it's relaxed by default to help newcomers get started. https://hledger.org/hledger.html#check
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by simonmic 3y ago
Mine uses hledger-web, with her own journal file on her laptop. I have installed a bash script that she can find/run from Spotlight Search, or double-click on if she opens the folder, which starts up hledger-web, which in turns opens a
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by simonmic 4y ago
We are very pleased to announce.. the results of Haskell Tiny Game Jam 2023 ! Congratulations and thanks to all participants! - 55 entries in 4 categories from 28 entrants in 3 weeks - 109 reviews, 5 winners and 6 honourable mentions from 2
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Haskell Tiny Game Jam 2023 Results(github.com)
5 points by simonmic 4y ago|2 comments

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