Thanks for the kind words, I'm very glad you like this!
It would be neat to be able to "show work", but I'm not entirely sure how to achieve that in a way that adds enlightenment instead of confusion in the main workflow. A blog post about how it works under the hood would definitely be a good thing, though, you're absolutely right.
The "d" suffix in estimates exist only to keep older plans valid -- it meant "8 hours", but since not everyone agrees that's the length of a day, I removed it from the documentation pretty early -- before budget and spent tags even existed, so they never had it at all. We all pretty much agree on what an hour is, so that's the one true unit for now, anyhow.
I'd love to chat more -- hit me at info@doomcheck.com and I'll respond directly!
It would be neat to be able to "show work", but I'm not entirely sure how to achieve that in a way that adds enlightenment instead of confusion in the main workflow. A blog post about how it works under the hood would definitely be a good thing, though, you're absolutely right.
The "d" suffix in estimates exist only to keep older plans valid -- it meant "8 hours", but since not everyone agrees that's the length of a day, I removed it from the documentation pretty early -- before budget and spent tags even existed, so they never had it at all. We all pretty much agree on what an hour is, so that's the one true unit for now, anyhow.
I'd love to chat more -- hit me at info@doomcheck.com and I'll respond directly!