narendraj9

I use Innolitics's DICOM browser for looking up tags every day. :) Thank you :)

Yes, what exactly happened to him?

Emacs has a built-in mode for doing this - picture-mode

I was surprised by the amount of time I have spent doing this. Hence, the post.

I saw this a few hours ago and here it is in Emacs:

https://github.com/narendraj9/dot-emacs/blob/master/packages...

:)

I haven't implemented the next-position function for shell yet.

Retirement is not the only time one lives a life.

Yes. But why do you want that? Why the need to state this at the moment?

I actually want to write an Emacs Lisp port of hledger/ledger. Just for fun sometime. I cannot do this in the near future though.

hledger and ledger are mostly compatible. Can you share what problem you are facing while using hledger?

You original journal file that you were using with ledger should just work with hlegder.

Yes, `hledger' is based on double entry bookkeeping. But we do not use the Credit and Debit conventions. Instead we use negative numbers to imply deduction in the balance of an account. Each journal entry must be balanced.

I think the same thing can be done with hledger. What were the ledger features that you found yourself to be using most frequently?

Glad that you liked it! :)

This sounds cool. I have never used this for running a business.It would be great if you share your experience in a blog post or something. :)

I have been using this setup for the past one year. I have added a lot of things that I use almost regularly.

What company is it? I am making a list of remote jobs that I can apply to.

Always be invested in the market but make sure that when you need the money that you have invested, it is there for you to spend. It doesn't make sense to keep in the money in the market when you know that you will be in loss when you will have to take it out.

Okay. So this is a meta-metaprogramming blog post.

Cannot access the site.

I am not sure if it meets the guidelines.

Yes, I plan to make it independent of hledger command. So, that I can do all the stuff on mobile. But currently I want to be able to fetch things in emacs so that they can be added to the main journal file. When there was no authentication it was easy, but now since Yesod uses a session cookie for keeping you authenticated, I am wondering how I can make emacs fetch the entries. I would have to have something like api keys and two kinds of authentications. One from the website and the other with a query parameter.

Wow! Thanks! :)

Does anyone know about any alternatives to this course? Just curious.