Yeah, it sounds weird out-of-context but if you read the article, you'll get it.
totoro
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+1 for Vildhjarta
Inspiring! I love to see these kinds of success stories. Hope to see more projects like it cropping up.
Yeah, it sounds weird out-of-context but if you read the article, you'll get it.
+1 for Vildhjarta
Inspiring! I love to see these kinds of success stories. Hope to see more projects like it cropping up.
This sounds really cool. I have actually made something similar (unpublished and quite hacky though).
I work as a self-employed contractor and must report my times in varying standardised formats, depending on the client or agency I am working with. My input data comes from TimeWarrior (like yours) and I usually just output CSV data so I can copy-paste that into a provided excel template.
Quantizing the data is usually the most essential step as the templates often restrict accuracy. I find it strange that many of the comments here presume this kind of transformation to be fraudulent.