On the contrary. As suggested by another commenter, it could be used to improve their algorithm. Greater number of exclusions would reduce their relevance.
439 karma · joined December 4, 2008
So for example, I could define -site:efreedom.com as an operator to be applied silently for every search I make.
Also, the (friendly) author claims 100,077 loc in Scala in his rewrite (vs. current 137,791 loc in Java), but he is not exhibiting any code (yet). He's looking for feedback on how to go about releasing. At the end of his post he writes "How should Scala-Wicket be extended and released?"
This post by Matz was supposedly submitted to debunk the myth that "Ruby's not for Debian", but it is entirely orthogonal to the issue at hand. Matz undoubtedly compiles his Ruby, as most maintainers would do with their projects, rather than install using Debian's package manager.
Yea, let's lay low. We don't want gnosis thinking we're another gawker site or something.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xQzLHgls63E
You can also see the syllabus and paraphernalia (including source code) here:
A guard was standing at the entrance with her hands crossed doing nothing by observing. When she saw me coming she made a few quick steps towards me and signaled me to stop and stand aside for questioning. I felt a bit uncomfortable, first because it was abrupt and I was being singled out, but also because she was behaving like a shepherd dog trying to seize my eyes (which I later understood why). She was very polite and dismissed me after presenting my ID and answering a few short questions.
This got me thinking about the silent perimeters, and how smart it is they were only engaged when triggered. The take home lesson for me was: smart earns respect. They were a step ahead of me and I was responding, not them.
1- Tracking income vs. expenses is difficult. Maybe color code income in green and expense in red. This becomes especially difficult when clicking on the recurring tab.
2- Optional stop date needed for recurring transactions. I can't configure a recurring expense (such as payment in installments) over the next 3 months.
3- Recurring expenses by named months. I have recurring expenses that occur each month, except during the summer (such as childrens' school tuition). I'd like to configure income/expenditure for all months of the year, except July/Aug.
4- Recurring transaction sorting. I'd like to sort by any column in desc & asc order.
5- Transaction Categorization. I'd like to group expenses/income transactions by custom categories: Utilities, Housing, Bank etc. When creating a new transaction, I can choose which category to enter it under.
Great work! I look forward to future developments.
1- Can't enter one-time/recurring expense/income for past date. What happens if I'm late?
2- Currencies? Only USD? Not a big deal since I can just pretend your USD are my local currency, bus still... not elegant.
3- After entering recurring income, I couldn't edit it. There was no response when clicking on 'edit' here: https://cashcurveapp.com/recurrings. I use Chrome 5.0.375 on Windows XP.