Posts
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TV Remote → Keyboard
tl;dr - I replaced my TV remote with a keyboard.
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Getting Things Done
tl;dr - I review and reflect on David Allen’s book “Getting Things Done”.
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Internet In a Box: A Persuasive Idea
tl;dr - I built an internet in a box.
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Ledger and Capital Gains
tl;dr - I outline a strategy to manage capital gains with Ledger.
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Capital Gains 101
tl;dr - This post explains the basics of capital gains in Canada using progressively more complicated examples.
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The Sandman Collections
tl;dr - I created a spreadsheet to figure out what Sandman comic issues are contained in which collections: spreadsheet.
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Libraries and Goodreads
tl;dr - I made a site to find books at the Waterloo Public Library that are on my Goodreads reading list: Goodreads WPL.
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Ledger Exercise: Best Credit Card
Recently I was talking with some friends about credit cards; specifically which one offers the best rewards. At some point during the conversation I realized that my work with Ledger had set me up to provide an interesting case study. It could also settle whether we were all being silly and debating over superficial gains. If math and accounting bores you then you should skip to the end to see the fancy graph result.
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The Path to Ledger
When I started working full-time my financial life got a lot more complicated. I created a registered retirement savings plan account (RRSP) because my employer matched my contributions. I needed to create a brokerage account because my employer partially paid me in equity (company stock). An additional complication is that the stocks are sold for US dollars and I’m based on Canada. So I opened a USD account to hold the revenue from selling stock. I ended up having 9 financial accounts.
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Hello World
I’m bad at maintaining a personal website. I get really exciting about a blogging platform, spend the time setting it up, and then never use it. I think this time it’ll be different but that’s probably naive.
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