stevoh

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   by stevoh 2y ago

   Most of the leading models are currently pretty bad at estimating their response accuracy. Difficult questions have confident wrong answers or they bounce around how confident they are (if you express skepticism) to the point where the resp
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   by stevoh 2y ago

   If you are coming from GnuCash, Netsuite is probably overkill and/or out-of-budget. Even if you had the resources, I would probably consider Sage first. Multidimensional accounting is in effect supplementing the GL with additional data
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   by stevoh 2y ago

   You are correct in your example and yes, it should feel wrong. That workaround is totally fine though and most small companies will do something like how you have described. In your example, using multidimensional accounting you could book
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   by stevoh 2y ago

   "muti-dimension transaction classification (for FP&A)" - The data for internal management/operational financial reporting and budgeting/forecasting/modeling (ie. FP&A) may be quite different than those use
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   by stevoh 2y ago

   That is fair, I can respect that! Keep going!
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   by stevoh 2y ago

   It is a good start but the hubris here is quite high (and maybe not a bad thing). Funny readme but rather harsh. Seems I have been trolled enough to provide a response here... I am not a fan of "Qwakbooks" and I can't belie