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First and annual
I had an annual checkup today at the doctor. Or should I say, inaugural. Perhaps it’s unusual to you, dear reader, but I have never been to the doctor before for a medical. Injuries. Yes. Vaccines. Yes. Back pain. Once, and that was online. It’s not that I’m against doctors or healthcare, I have just…
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Wealth > Status
While going for a walk today, I was listening to one of my favourite podcasts, Modern Wisdom. If you’ve ever listened to Diary of a CEO, it’s pretty much the same. Guest, interviewer, microphone, action. Today’s guest was Naval Ravikant, who I have heard of, but don’t know much about. Essentially he’s a bit of…
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I voted!
The Australian Federal Election is coming up, and I am not going to give up this opportunity to have my voice heard. Having heard of all the drama and stress about US voting, I am pleased to say that the Australian Electoral Commission does a fantastic job. Last Thursday I applied for my postal vote….
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The 2% that matters
I was gas bagging with one of our software engineers this morning about coding, and we swapped battle stories about life in the coding trenches. There were three things I learned:
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Christ is Risen!
It’s Easter Sunday over here in the Mountain West, and surprisingly, it isn’t a big deal. In Australia, New Zealand, and the UK, Easter is big. For most people, it is by far the second biggest holiday on the calendar, after Christmas. A large part of that has to do with having both Good Friday…
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Dinner w children
We had some friends round for dinner this evening, all of whom have children under 1. It’s certainly a different affair than the dinner parties of the past. Different is neither good nor bad, it’s just different. The name of the game is simplification; no 3 course meals, just something that people can eat, ideally…