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35% of American Workers Have the Option to Work Remotely Full Time
According to a recent survey from McKinsey & Company, American workers say they have the option to work part time or full time from home (58% and 35% respectively).
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Understanding Michael Porter (Literary Notes)
I’m currently reading and taking notes on Understanding Michael Porter by Joan Magretta.
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Investment Strategies That Only Work in a Bull Market
This note does not have a description yet. Links to this note Running a Startup During a Recession
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Distributed Content Discovery
One of the biggest challenge with distributed content networks and the fediverse is discovery.
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Crossover Investors Monetize Late Stage Startup Valuations
Like many financial services hedge-fund crossover investing makes money by charging fees for assets under management.
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Web Browser in Emacs
There is a built in emacs web browser (eww) but it’s text-based.
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Start a Personal CRM as Early as Possible
Now that I’ve used a CRM from scratch for startup sales and support, I’m coming around to the idea that you should start a personal CRM as early as possible in your career.
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Reflections on Two Years of Note Blogging
It’s been two years since I started a note blog.
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Probability of a Recession (2022 Q3)
The probability of a recession in the near term based on estimates from economists at investment banks.
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How to Start and Run a Remote-First Startup
This guide is for founders starting a fully remote company in the United States.
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Kardeshev Scale
The Kardeshev scale measures the advancement of civilization based on energy consumption.
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Past Experience Is a Repetoire Not a Playbook
There’s a tendency for new people joining a company to immediately draw from their past and implement the things they’ve seen succeed but there is danger in treating experience as a playbook.
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Reactionary Politics Is a Dead End
Political views based on a reaction to something else (e.g. wearing masks, anti-science, a decision) is a dead end because it says nothing about what you want from this world.
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The Grug Brained Developer
The grug brained developer is the counterpoint of the big brained developer.
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Linking Time Crystals
In a recent experiment, researchers were able to link two time crystals together by placing them close enough that they could influence each other.
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The Trust Battery
The trust battery is a metaphor for thinking about trust between people.
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Is Macroeconomics Useful?
One question I find myself coming back to is whether or not macroeconomics is a useful source of explanations.
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Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage Book Review
A few thoughts about the book. I was reminded how much humans can endure and survive, even when faced with extraordinary misfortune.
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Growth in Tech During the Pandemic Was Not Permanent
Prices of tech stocks soared during the COVID-19 global pandemic in part due to growth.
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Myopia Is Increasing Rapidly in East Asia
Short-sightedness is nearly ubiquitous in East Asia—80% of students and graduates have myopia in Hong Kong and Singapore.
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Right-Half-Plane Zeros
In a system modeling an input over time, a right-half-plane zero is when some exponential growth rate of the input has no effect on the output.
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Remote Work Raised Aggregate Housing Prices by 15%
A working paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research found that remote work raised aggregate housing prices by 15% and possibly more.
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NYC Office Real Estate Value Declined Due to Remote Work
In a paper about the impact of remote work on commercial office real estate found that value of offices declined 32% from the start of the pandemic.
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Connected Work
It used to be an anomaly, now it’s common place. It’s not remote work, it’s just work.