tomfunk

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by tomfunk 3mo ago
still working on my local-first, byok personal finance tool. feels like a lot of sanding at this point.
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by tomfunk 4mo ago
i've been working on a personal finance app. it started out strictly tui (using ink) but i recently added a gui using electron. i still like the tui but i know it's not for everyone. it's all free, open source, and local-firs
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by tomfunk 4mo ago
Update: put up a proper landing page at https://thisisfungible.com/ if you want a quick overview before diving into the repo.
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by tomfunk 4mo ago
done and done. thanks
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by tomfunk 4mo ago
its partial read access. transactions, balances, etc. it can't buy stuff.
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by tomfunk 4mo ago
added
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by tomfunk 4mo ago
it uses ink so it should play nice
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Show HN: Fungible – A local personal finance app in the terminal(github.com)
30 points by tomfunk 4mo ago|15 comments
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by tomfunk 3y ago
i turned off copilot when i did a trial of an alternative and when the trial ran out i just stopped using either. i still use chatgpt over stackoverflow but i don't miss the proactive prompts.
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by tomfunk 3y ago
what financial instruments?
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by tomfunk 3y ago
I think of critique in two ways: 1) Did the author, filmmaker, etc. effectively achieve what they were trying to do? and 2) Did I like it? So, in the first sense, I don't think it is "bad" because I believe this is exactly wh
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by tomfunk 3y ago
my coworker begged me to read gravity's rainbow with him so i did. it was a slog. there are so many nuggets of interesting ideas and brilliant prose but the utter hostility to the reader made it possibly one of my least favorite reads
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by tomfunk 4y ago
iirc that's one of Michael Shellenberger's points in Apocalypse Never. i feel like he has a specific agenda so it's hard to take everything he says at face value but that point seems reasonable.
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by tomfunk 4y ago
The year the fund started (e.g. a 2022 vintage fund is a fund that started in 2022) https://www.investopedia.com/terms/v/vintage_year.asp