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https://bankstatementconverter.com/ Interesting stories, I read the one about HSBC statement, what a mess.
This looks cool but I would expect a big section on the home page about why I should trust you and upload my bank statements on your website. I don't doubt that it works but I'm frankly amazed that people have paid for this service and happily uploaded such sensitive documents without any kind of reassurance (hell even just some plain old marketing)
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Wow! I have long wanted a tool like this. Will sign up for the trial.
Before this, that was me. In fact, PL originally started as just a spreadsheet I shared around with a few friends, but as I added more to that it became exponentially more difficult to maintain. All the formulas got really nasty, which made it super opaque how everything actually worked. Eventually I realized there must be a better way!
What's the best place to provide feedback / ask questions? Discord?
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#144Seven years ago, I started a blog called The Pragmatic Engineer. For three months, I wrote a post every two-three weeks. But no one really read them. So I took a short break, which break turned into a month, then another, another… and I did not have motivation to write. Barely anyone read it, after all. A few months after starting the blog, I saw a small traffic spike - maybe 30 visitors - from this site called Hacke…
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#145Hn post pointing to git commit where AMD engineer said that spectre does not apply to AMD: placed an option against Intel.
I learned my lesson on market rationality that day. Not a bad lesson to learn
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Before this, that was me. In fact, PL originally started as just a spreadsheet I shared around with a few friends, but as I added more to that it became exponentially more difficult to maintain. All the formulas got really nasty, which made it super opaque how everything actually worked. Eventually I realized there must be a better way!
100%. I'm at that point where I've got very complex spreadsheets and need to make some kind of change. What's the best place to provide feedback / ask questions? Discord?
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#147Hn post pointing to git commit where AMD engineer said that spectre does not apply to AMD: placed an option against Intel.
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#148Couple years back I built a service called SheetUI that turns your google spreadsheet into a beautiful webpage, and posted it here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23760846 It slowly started racking up votes and made its way to the front page, and that's when it really exploded! A few good outcomes came out of it: a famous online Japanese publication wrote about it, it got featured on Stackshare top five new tre…
Have you thought about updating this to do the same for Airtable?
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#149Every month I would post on Hacker News' "Who's Hiring" post with a rundown on a few of the positions we were hiring for, and while I was there I probably picked up referral bonuses for like 10 people.