David Dombrowsky

@nikhilsaraf does this mean I can remove my code that flipped the buy/sell values if the precision wasn't enough? (see my commits on https://github.com/ddombrowsky/kelp/commits/415-balanced-amounts )

BTW I tried out stock 1.9.0, and I still get the same problem. All the "buy" orders are for the same amount: ``` 2020/07/08 16:12:11 buy | create | new...

looks like both issues are still open in the stellar go SDK: stellar/go#2514 stellar/go#2515 . As such, code on the `master` branch will still not work with markets that require...

FYI: The rounding bug is STILL present in the latest version of kelp and the SDK. I have updated my fork to the latest `v1.12.0-dd`, `cli version: master-dd:v1.12.0-14-g3f14c71c` https://github.com/ddombrowsky/kelp/tree/master-dd

For the record, `yarn` simply _refuses_ to install packages correctly for me. I have terrible luck with that package manager. Switching to `npm` fixes the build: ```--- a/scripts/build.sh +++ b/scripts/build.sh...

I'm sorry this is closed. I've been using timewarrior for _years_ and I still occasionally make this mistake. Shouldn't both "months" (or maybe "mons") and "mins" require multiple characters?

Being able to define the start of the `timew week` report would be help my United Statesian brain, yes :)

@AlansCodeLog You can configure the hours of your workday using "exclusions" in `~/.timewarrior/timewarrior.cfg`. But if you're asking if you can configure "Monday" to go until 5am "Tuesday", I can't imagine...

Seems to me like it's as easy as changing ``` require.main.require(mainModule); ``` to ``` return require.main.require(mainModule); ``` in `init()`

Also, for the sake of the internet, you can work around this by putting a pointer into the main module from within `child.js`: ``` require.main.server = exports; ``` Then in...