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State of Automotive Software and Electronics

Here’s a brief look into the last 70 years of development within the realm of automotive systems and some thoughts on where it’s headed. A look in to the past The first kind of electronics that made its way into a car were the most simple kind. Lamps,

Hindsight Bias

Hindsight bias is a tendency to look back at past events and perceive events as more predictable then they actually were. For example, there are many ways a global pandemic could have played out, and there was a lot of uncertainty at the beginning. But now it would seem more

Cantillon Effect

Richard Cantillon a Irish-French economist in the 1600’s and the Cantillon effect is one of his creations based on a manuscript by him. The Canitllon effect basically states that, new money entering the economic system is more beneficial for the first hand receivers than the ones following where

Building Blocks

Building blocks approach to breaking down complex systems and concepts is one of the simplest yet powerful ways to navigate this complex world. There are a few ways to think about blocks. Blocks can be a part of the system. The factor of split is that they form a component

10 factors to judge the quality of a business

From an investing point of view, “high quality” is subjective. Subjective to your risk appetite, time horizon and your own biases. But it would be fair to say that, a company that can assure a certain amount of return over a period of time can be considered as

Coffee-Can Investing

Coffee Can investing was first popularized by Robert G. Kirby in an article he published in the fall of 1984. Coffee Can investing riffs off of an old-fashioned saving method where you physically earmark some money, put it in a coffee can, and basically forget about it. And only consider

Nootropics

Nootropics, aka, smart drugs, are supplements that enhance your cognitive functions like memory and creativity. Caffeine is one of the most common nootropic and it is found to increase alertness and attention. Another compound that is shown be psychoactive is L-Theanine. It is usually found in tea and has been

Prudential Algebra

Prudential Algebra is a decision making algebra first invented by Ben Franklin. To boil it down it is a balancing act between the pros and cons of all the options involved in the decision stretched in a time frame of a few days. The method as written by Ben Franklin