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What an incredible idea! Love it, will spend some monopoly money on it!!

Question: is the apple reboot seriously displaying a dmesg log?

another perthian! w00t

https://furius.ca/salsa-book/ is a previous attempt!

Woot. JavaScript will be moot.

You fight like a dairy farmer.

also: Delphine software Another World.

https://map.geo.admin.ch/

Herewith the map site.

I have to admit, the maps (at any zoom levels) are quite beautiful. Much much better than the likes of Apple or Google!

Oh saw a lot of these when dabbling with fractint. Never could figure out how and why, but they were beautiful nonetheless on my mighty VGA!

https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/blob/stable/gnucash/gnome...

This is something I'm familiar with! I refined the above algorithm to reconcile statements according to the statement end balance. It works well, and yes it's knapsack.

You could and should discuss on the mailing lists. Agree scheduled transactions are not visible from bindings, and it could be a feature request. If you wanted to so depreciation of assets you could easily do your own calculations via scheme or python.

https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/pull/1794

Note the full API may be accessible via a cli interface.

The above work will be merged hopefully soon.

Stopford Building!

while (t++ = s++) ;

You're assigning a char to another, relying on the return value being 0 to detect end of string.

You're performing the copy while also increasing the pointers with ++ in the same expression.

You're using the cryptic ; empty statement to signify nop, thereby confusing newbies.

Etc

Yes I get that, didn't quite understand why this switching of error message is relevant to the code...

Why is it funny, please explain?

It orders transactions by (1) Transaction Date (2) Split Action (3) Transaction Num (4) Entry Date (5) Description

Huh there's a Balance Forecast report which does exactly this. It considers the Scheduled Transactions applicable to your accounts, and shows the forecasted balances.

You'll like https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/pull/1371 then :)

There's also a heavily worked-on upgrade to the importer. Just saying the developers are users too, and want an easier time for data entry.

https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/pull/1371

So much fun in this editor. I'm surprised it is getting so much regular development. A breath of fresh air, it has helped edit many config files on remote shells.

There's an upcoming UI to input stock transactions and will explicitly request capital gains, so, there will be fewer opportunities for error.

https://github.com/Gnucash/gnucash/pull/818

There's the EPC QR code standard in Europe which is underused...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPC_QR_code

Us old-timers may remember a PC one called PCROBOTS sent to UK to participate in tournaments in the early 1990s (30 years ago!)

http://www.pscs.co.uk/pcrobots/index.php https://programminggames.org/PCRobots

While I usually abhor reductionist conclusions, I find this comment refreshing and hopefully useful to others. Depression isn't simply "lack of serotonin" nor "a series of unfortunate events".

There's a theory of a strong association between clinical depression and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learned_helplessness and hopefully society will move forward to enable people to live better lives.

you could monitor the bitcoin address and watch if the funds deplete.

Can somebody let me know why one cannot just take the assembly version of an existing compiler and carefully review its code to be happy with it and then build everything from that verified compiler? Why does it need so many steps?

Because your current OS to load the assembly code may have been poisoned to present you with a sanitized version on the compiler.

Thanks for mentioning GnuCash - it has a mature scheme backend.

Very interesting -- currently in WA and quite interested too. What size house you're referring to?

Your snippet would be condensed into 1 indentation block with pattern matching. In scheme it'd be even more explicit that we're deconstructing command, therefore much much easier to follow logic. No need to worry about cmd, args, etc.

  (match command
    (("quit")    (display "Goodbye!"))
    (("look")    (describe current-room))
    (("get" obj) (character-get obj current-room))
    (("go" dir)  (set! current-room (room-neighbour dir)))
    (_           (display "Invalid command")))