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I’m surprised there’s no mention of the rule of pi - take the estimates (guaranteed to be optimistic) and multiply by pi. As reasonable and accurate as just abo
by aksss 3y ago
I’m surprised there’s no mention of the rule of pi - take the estimates (guaranteed to be optimistic) and multiply by pi. As reasonable and accurate as just about everything else there. :D
- warrenm 3y agoI used to work for a non-profit whose founder's goal was to receive enough in donations/grants to become self-sustaining (for overhead - rent, utilities, office supplies, advertising, etc) At the time (~20y ago), his aim was 2pi million $$ At an annual draw rate of 5%, it'd provide >$300k year in overhead funding - so that only staff / additional special project funding would need to come from new grants