Here’s a bunch of predictions for next year, along with rough probabilities. All dollar values inflation-adjusted for start of 2024.

Per a KFF report, the US government spent less than 1.3% of Medicare expenses on overhead in 2021 – the remaining 98.

Recently at work I ran across a bug which I thought was kind of interesting, so I figured I’d write it up.

As a birthday present to myself this year, I finally decided to bite the bullet and quit my Twitter addiction. I signed up for Mastodon, which seems nice so far (you can find me here).

Well, it’s been a year since my last blogpost, which caught us up to 2017. Let’s bring us up to speed again, shall we?

It’s been a long time since my last real update in July 2014. What’s happened since then? Here’s the highlights, month by month.

The blog has been down for a ~long~ time, as you may have noticed. Most of my personal sites have fallen into various states of disrepair, and I migrated things over to a new server, which took everything down permanently until I found the time to restore things.

Our family flew to Europe this summer for a little over two weeks of vacation time. We ended up visiting Paris and three cities in Italy, for roughly three-four days apiece.

As part of what is hopefully my last term of my undergraduate education, I’m taking a political philosophy course. As part of the general outline of the course, our professor introduced the broad overarching conflict that we’d be studying in several works, one that he phrased as Individual Rights versus Community.