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   by smichael 8y ago

   That's correct about hledger: a few reports make assumptions about the top level account names. Until the dev-droids make this customisable, account aliases can be a workaround.
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   by smichael 9y ago

   I hand-rolled a wells fargo scraper recently using the haskell webdriver package and Selenium. It was working fairly well until they started requiring a captcha - something I've never seen as a human user. I'm not quite sure what
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   by smichael 10y ago

   And darcs hub.
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   by smichael 10y ago

   hledger author and plain text accounting fan here! Thanks for this nice blog post and interesting discussion. There are some great questions raised here, perhaps I can steal them for a FAQ ? Here are some answers: Isn't personal accou
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   by smichael 11y ago

   This isn't as big a problem as you think. There are several ways you can handle it, including: - use your dates. Most people don't need to reconcile every day, and you can pick a day where there are no pending transactions, or few
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   by smichael 11y ago

   Here's how I do YNAB-ish budgeting, I think it's similar to what you said except using virtual subaccounts instead of a parallel hierarchy: https://gist.github.com/simonmichael/a1addcb652da4e78b183
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   by smichael 11y ago

   hledger, an accounting tool. shelltestrunner, a command tester. rss2irc, a feed-announcing IRC bot. Nikki and the Robots, a game.
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   by smichael 11y ago

   Don't forget Darcs Hub ( http://hub.darcs.net ).
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   by smichael 12y ago

   hledger ( http://hledger.org ) author here. Here's what I wrote about this a few years back: http://hledger.org/faq.html#hledger-and-ledger . One user said "hledger is an easier-to-use implementation of
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    by smichael 12y ago

    This is perceived as a big problem by many people. Here are some current options: CSV: You download CSV data from your bank (manually, probably). Then you convert it to ledger journal format using one of a number of tools: CSV2Ledger, recko
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    by smichael 12y ago

    hledger author here. It is a bit less featureful than Ledger, partly by necessity (it's younger, I'm slower) and partly by design. My priorities are slightly different from John's. That said, hledger does have features Ledger
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    by smichael 13y ago

    SEEKING WORK - Los Angeles or remote - part-time or short-term. I'm an experienced generalist developer/sysadmin/consultant/coach looking for some additional work and new challenges. I'm currently most skilled in haskell, html/css, javascri
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    by smichael 14y ago

    I'm a Darcs user and occasional contributor. I have been using it continuously on small-medium projects to my great benefit since at least 2004. Now we have just released 2.8, the developer community has been growing, and sure Darcs has its
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    by smichael 15y ago

    And at the end, it should be "omission" not "ommision". Thanks a lot, wish I had this years ago.
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    by smichael 15y ago

    I periodically download bank csv and convert it ( http://hledger.org/MANUAL.html#convert ) to the hledger/ledger format ( http://hledger.org , http://ledger-cli.org ), auto-assigning categories (accounts) based on a rules file that I upda
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    by smichael 16y ago

    Here's the ledger 2.6 manual as html ( http://joyful.com/repos/ledger/doc/ledger.html ); for ledger 3, see the command-line help for latest options.
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    by smichael 17y ago

    Maybe I'm too accustomed.. but what's bizarre about it ?