0_zymandias

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   by 0_zymandias 4y ago

   I get why someone might be interested in those kinds of things, you see these tactics often discussed by more sophisticated FIRE folks and bogleheads. Personally, while I do geek out a bit on this stuff because I like to look at data and cr
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   by 0_zymandias 4y ago

   I think a "simple" mode is a great idea and worth considering as the default mode until the user gets comfortable enough understanding the results and then wants to drill-down and provide more details to get more refined results.
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   by 0_zymandias 4y ago

   Very impressive application, a smooth intuitive UI. The progressive disclosure style works well for inputting all the settings without getting overwhelmed. That said, my go-to for FIRE calculations/simulations is https://www
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   by 0_zymandias 5y ago

   In a prior gig I was fortunate enough to work for an organization that graciously accommodated my wishes to reduce my hours - dropping to an 80% schedule (4dx8h) which I was able to further scale back to 60% schedule (4dx6h) schedule. I rea
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   by 0_zymandias 5y ago

   Definitely _Mathematics: A Human Endeavor_ by Harold R. Jacobs for me. I read it as part of a ~World of Math~ course way back in Junior High and I fell in love with math as a result of reading it. It whisked me away from the antiseptic worl