I teamed up with Mojan Sohi and Jason Currie to provide feedback for British Columbia’s critical mineral strategy.

Here in the UK, large ETFs are usually offer both accumulating and distributing dividend treatments. Over time, dividend reinvestment has a significant contribution to total return, as shown below for the S&P500:

In a past post several years ago, I described my backup strategy of using AWS Glacier as my offsite backup in favour of running a NAS.

Since I started seriously using computers and taking pictures, I’m lucky to say I have not had an incident of (noticed) data loss by doing regular backups to external memory.

In two previous articles, I’ve shown how you can get an Amazon EC2 instance set up, either from scratch or from the AMI created using that procedure. Now I’ll briefly discuss how to upload your .ipynb files and transfer larger datasets using scp.

In my post here, I gave a procudure on how to create an EC2 instance from scratch and load IPython/Jupyter on it. I’ve saved the image created from that and made it available for free so you can get going super quickly using Ipython/Jupyter on your EC2 instance with minimal command line interfacing.

NOTE: I’ve made my AMI created using this procedure available publicly! If you want to get going with IPython/Jupyter on EC2 super quickly and with minimal terminal see my guide here.