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thomasstuttard

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thomasstuttard··on Ask HN: What are you working on? (March 2025)
Thanks for the recommendation, will take a look at Starling Bank and FreeAgent.
thomasstuttard··on Ask HN: What are you working on? (March 2025)
Thanks for the recommendation for GNU cash will give that a look. What resources would you recommend for learning double entry accounting?
thomasstuttard··on Ask HN: What are you working on? (March 2025)
What accounting software would you recommend for first-time entrepreneurs? Are their any open-source solutions that can be self hosted that integrate with existing solutions?

I am just starting my journey into entrepreneurship, and have yet to choose a bank or accounting software, and would appreciate guidance. I am based in the UK, and will only be conducting business in the UK to start off with.

thomasstuttard··on macOS Tips and Tricks (2022)
How do you exit the find text, selection mode (⌘E, ⌘G)? I have tried pressing the escape key, with no luck.
thomasstuttard··on What's the Future of IDEs?
I have had some luck with working across Linux and MacOS. I prefer MacOS shortcuts and use https://github.com/rbreaves/kinto to use MacOS shortcuts on an Ubuntu machine.

I also use JetBrains’s products extensively. I used to have on intellij settings repository for all products (PHPStorm, PyCharm, Webstorm), but I found the same issue that the settings wouldn’t sync in the way I wanted. I now have separate settings repositories for each product. This seems to be working better, although, it does require copying new shortcuts to each product.

I haven’t tried solely using IntelliJ Ultimate, so maybe I will see if I can configure that to work for different programming languages. I have been reluctant to do so, because the appeal of IntelliJ for me is that it makes it easy to work with a programming language. I don’t want to have to configure IntelliJ Ultimate when I want to use Kotlin or want to use Python. Maybe it has a nice way of handling that?