Kaustubh Sule

corporations; I mean the body of finance theory that applies to the relationship between an economic entity, its capital structure, and market risks.

Solar energy has fluctuated from zero to a peak of 46GW, but the variation is even more dramatic as a % of total energy production: from zero to more than 50% of the total .

How to deal with this huge fluctuation in production? What will happen if that fluctuation increases even more, following plans for additional wind and solar parks?

There are a n

The financial services sector globally intermediated about $400 trillion in assets and generated $6.8 trillion in revenue in 2022. Those are both records. They compare with about $375 trillion in assets and $6.4 trillion in revenue generated in 2021. Intermediation has been growing faster than the overall economy, with intermediation growth of abou

When the negative is last, we tend to remember it more strongly, focusing our minds on what not to do, rather than what to do.

it induces an availability cascade.

Overcoming few-shot friction There is one problem I’ve noticed with example-based prompting: Most creators and businesses aren’t using it. I think this is because you have to overcome three major inconveniences before you start to take advantage of few-shot prompting on a consistent basis: Upfront effort: A few-shot prompt is only as good as the ex

I like reading older books to learn how to think and structure ideas. I like reading academic papers and modeling data to have a read on the current state of information.

Commitment makes decision-making easier and removes any fear of missing out; knowing that what you already have is good enough,

Basically, if someone went into these past couple of years owning a house with a low fixed-rate mortgage, a portfolio of financial assets, and decent income, then they’re probably feeling pretty okay right now, economically speaking. However, those who didn’t manage to get a house before mortgage rates rose sharply, and/or who don’t have a lot of f