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  • Ask HN: Most interesting tech you built for just yourself?
    149 projects | news.ycombinator.com | 27 Apr 2023
    Probably boring to most people but I created a tool to nail exactly 40 hours a week contracting using the laziest possible inputs getting me out as early as possible on Friday:

    https://github.com/cynoclast/time

    Usage example:

    tm 8.5 9.27 8.83 8.87 9:45-1:23 1:33-

    14:11

    54 minutes

    Notice you don't have to give it AM/PM? Also don't have to give it any flags. It figures out what to calculate based on number of arguments alone. And it knows 9:45 to 1:23 is around 4 hours, not -8.

    And during the week, decimal hours for timesheets:

    tm 8:30-12:30 12:40-6:40

    10.0

    I used it 5x a week during my contracting days.

  • Some tiny personal programs I've written
    29 projects | news.ycombinator.com | 9 Mar 2022
    I wrote a small program to manage my contracting time after it being gently suggested that I stick to 40 hours and that overtime wasn't needed of me (calculate hours per day and when to leave Friday to hit 40.0). I wrote it so that usage was absolutely as lazy as possible. So typical use cases look like this:

    >$ tm 8:30-12:30 12:40-

    Time to leave: 16:40

    so as to hit 8.0 hours for the day.

    and

    >$ tm 8.5 9.27 8.83 8.87 9:45-1:23 1:33-

    14:11

    54 minutes

    is an example of when to leave (early!) on Friday to hit 40.0

    Note how you don't have to tell it AM/PM or use 24 hour time. Nor give it any special flags to tell it which calculation to run. And it just handles the rollover at noon for you.

    source: https://github.com/cynoclast/time (Java, because that's what I used at the time)

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