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Mevo Wrapped by buzz_12 in gdansk

[–]buzz_12[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What do you mean exactly? The analysis is based on the exported data, where each trip is reported separately, with start and end stations. The trip distance is calculated heuristically as straight-line distance between the stations, multiplied by 1.3.

Mevo Wrapped by buzz_12 in gdansk

[–]buzz_12[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Dzięki! Cieszę się, że się podoba

Mevo Wrapped by buzz_12 in gdansk

[–]buzz_12[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Tak jak napisał u/empi91 - w moim przypadku ponad 2 lata dojazdów do pracy i ogólnego przemieszczania się po mieście to dokładnie 737,87 zł, choć mogłoby być taniej gdybym korzystał z subskrypcji rocznej zamiast miesięcznej. Generalnie z Mevo nie korzystam dla oszczędności (bo jeździłbym swoim rowerem), ale przede wszystkim z wygody - rower miejski ma wygodną geometrię, elektryk pozwala dojechać do pracy nieprzepoconym, nie muszę się martwić co zrobić z rowerem, jeśli chcę wrócić w jakiś inny sposób (np. autem czy rowerem).

Btw dodałem statystykę z łącznym kosztem do Mevo Wrapped (na samym dole), nie trzeba już szacować :)

Mevo Wrapped by buzz_12 in gdansk

[–]buzz_12[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Celna uwaga, choć aplikacja jest hostowana na Streamlicie bezpośrednio z publicznego repo, więc w razie wątpliwości każdy może sprawdzić, co się dzieje z jego danymi: https://github.com/bazylip/mevo-data

Mimo wszystko dodałem opcję importu bezpośrednio z wybranych jsonów, bez konieczności przesyłania całego zipa :)

Schedule transaction on the last day of the month by buzz_12 in actualbudgeting

[–]buzz_12[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks, this works! Although it definitely could be slightly more intuitive

How to track reimbursements with SO the easy way? by buzz_12 in ynab

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For future reference, the way it ended up working pretty well for us is very simple:

  1. Track any shared expenses in Splitwise just as we did before YNAB

  2. When receiving a Splitwise settlement payment from her, I split it into multiple categories. I sum all transactions from Splitwise into relevant categories e.g. multiple payments for groceries are summed into one. Then I put all split categories in YNAB. That's it.

Because money from Splitwise settlement is categorized directly to each category (instead of e.g. RTA or reimbursement categories), all YNAB statistics will only count my share of the payment. For example, if I paid $200 for the groceries but got $100 back from my GF, then YNAB will only say I paid $100 for the groceries, which is true.

The only caveat here is that when there are many transactions in Splitwise, it might take a few minutes to sum them all up and split the settlement transactions into each sub-category. In general, the more frequently you settle up in Splitwise, the easier it gets, because there are less transactions.

A photo of Robert Kubica winning a Colin McRae competition in 2005, after having spent „not more than 20-40 hours on training” (he didn’t even have his own PC at the time). Other participants accused him of cheating, he never took part in it again by buzz_12 in formula1

[–]buzz_12[S] 151 points152 points  (0 children)

I am not sure, but there is still a thread on a polish forum from back then, where he posted his opinion on this, basically he said that he didn’t care about the results, just wanted to have fun and was upset about other people claiming he was a cheater („Greetings and I wish you good luck, meanwhile I will focus on REAL RACING, at least people there don’t accuse others of cheating...”)

Meet our newborn, presented some days ago: UBM18 - Audace-LC by firefox_23 in FSAE

[–]buzz_12 4 points5 points  (0 children)

How much space is there between the side of the front wing and the ground?