This site under reconstruction.
I haven’t been posting much lately because I’ve been trying to first finish up things that I’ve been procrastinating – deal with them first before doing any post. Yesterday, I finished one of those things and have one more left. At work I’ve been trying to develop a video training of the automated work and…
In the last post, I mentioned that there was a problem with the random technique that I was doing. There are two problems: I figured out one problem – more or less – but haven’t figured out the second problem. The first problem is the fact that every time you enter something, the spreadsheet will…
I’ve been working on a new idea which could be interesting. I generally don’t get a chance to do this so it’s been fun to try to figure this one out. I’m trying to do this for budgeting purposes but I may not finish in time due to the complexity. If it is not done,…
Some further quick points I didn’t mention on my prior post as they didn’t fit in with the general theme of the earlier post. First Paul Krugman weighed in with his comment that some commentators have mentioned Greece’s history of having their debt relieved after WWII. So he’s on that bandwagon, too. And Seth Godin…
Well, the past two weeks have been interesting: we had the Supreme Court uphold the Obama care law, the Supreme Court siding with the same-sex marriage, and the possibility of the Confederate flag coming down in the Southern states. Then on Sunday, the Greeks decided to say “no” to austerity. I guess the pain of austerity…
The Paul Krugman at NY Times had an analysis about the debt situation in Puerto Rico which left me thinking it’s a lot similar to what individuals face. Puerto Rico has a debt situation because it can’t get an economy going. He asks a question: what should Puerto Rico be doing? He says Puerto Rico…
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