Ever since joining the Fitbit camp many years ago, I have stuck with Fitbit year over year cycling through various fitness bands. As I started getting into a more serious running routine, the limitations of the Fitbit began to show. Firstly, the physical size of the Fitbit restricted how much information could be displayed. I …
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Running Journal
A few months ago, I was introduced to Zone 2 training by a colleague as a way to improve my cardio levels. For the past decade or so, I have solely been doing fast and short runs of up to 5km and intermediate runs of up to 10km, all of which were at heartrates of …
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Excel Dynamic Arrays
Over the course of a nearly 10 year long investing journey, I have racked up a rather messy and complicated Excel workbook tracking the trades and performance of the portfolio. Yes the fault is entirely mine, without a structured approach to workbook planning this was bound to happen. Bad Excel Habits My investing preference has …
March Site Migration
Long has it been that I wanted to migrate this site to a clean new slate. Response time was slow as a crawl and often the SSL certificate provided by the webhost broke down, presenting visitors with the dreaded warning page to turn back. What finally counted as the final straw was the increasingly frequent …
Packing Up
Keep an eye on this page, changes are on the way
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Partisanship and Polarization
Jan 2021
Updates– Fixed URL link in top menu “Home”– Forced SSL and https redirect for all pages– Fixed buggy lightbox implementation Bugs– latency has increased dramatically, could be linked to either the webhost or one of the plugin updatesUpdate (14/2/2021): Identified embedded Youtube videos as the cause of the increased latency. The videos from Youtube was …
July 2020 : Quarterly Summary
What a year. It has been 3 months since the last public post, much has occurred in this duration. Graduating into a recession Pre-Covid19, it was almost certain that the world economy would lose steam in 2020. We were nearing the the end of the long term debt cycle, it was merely a question of …