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jianzong

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    ah sorry currently there is no share data feature although I've heard this feature request from time to time, I probably should consider implementing this later. The premium member…

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    I have been building an iOS net worth tracker app as a side project for more than 5 years now: https://www.percento.app I was an accountant for 3 years before I switched my career …

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    Comment #44418507

    I'm building my personal finance App Percento for iOS. More than 10 years after I switched my career from accountant to Dev, and it has been more than 5 years that I worked on this…

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    https://www.percento.app Description: Designed by a former accountant, Percento is a fast and powerful personal finance manager on iOS. With a clean net worth overview, you can foc…

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    Comment #34227836

    Continue to work on my indie iOS finance App that helps user to track net worth: https://www.percento.app I've been working on this App for 3 years now, I've earned some users in m…

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    This. Perfect description of how to avoid the real challenge. - Spend time on inventing library instead of thinking hard about the customer need for an App - Spend time on learning…

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    I am working on an iOS personal finance App that helps you to track assets and expense effortlessly: https://www.percento.app Unlike other Apps, Percento encourages you to only tra…

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    The hardest part of this trick maybe being conscious of our actions while auto-pilot is often the default behavior.

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    Comment #22652438

    I am working on a personal finance App for iOS that help you to manage assets easily. Features: - Dead easy to book keeping - Plain text export - Focus on assets management - Suppo…

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    Ask HN: What's your work journal solution?

    Over the past few years, I've tried a few variants: 1. Local file + vim:https://www.jakehao.com/vim-work-journal 2. Github issue:https://www.jakehao.com/github-wiki 3. nvAlt + Gmai…

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    Comment #22374178

    I like your project. The fact that Gitbook is no longer maintained is a sad news for me. I don't usually write books but I my favorite to maintain a product manuel is to use Gitboo…

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    Comment #18871114

    My brain hurts just imagining this.

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    Comment #18853861

    Feels great to connect with you again! Github on mobile is a pain for me as well, that's why I need to IM-myself for thoughts on the go and even thinking about writing a lightweigh…

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    Comment #18853530

    Author here, I am happy to see so many awesome ideas from hacker news on note taking: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18837345 Would you let me know whether using Github is a …

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    Comment #18842867

    Props for your simple working solution. Plain text storage is the best!

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    Comment #18838618

    I have the notebook layer and the App layer. A box of Index cards sounds to be a solid staging layer to add to my system. Thank you.

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    Comment #18838540

    Thank you srikz! It is a little surprising to see a handful of recommendation for OneNote. I have never used OneNote before, but will definitely give it a try. I think one's idea t…

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    Comment #18837822

    Do you need to somehow maintain IFTTT once in a while? (Even if it is once a year)

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    Comment #18837818

    Blame me on not being a good mac-tizen. But a few years ago one day Notes.app somehow failed to sync and all my notes are gone. That day is the day I chose not to believe anything …

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    Comment #18837810

    Thanks, I use vimwiki for a while a year ago as well. I think it is more suitable for idea organizing. Later I replaced it with a private github repo using issues/wiki/projects.