Sunday is for Sharing features my favorite links from the past week.
My Favorite Video
A group of Stanford engineers has built an electric self-driving DeLorean that they’ve taught how to drift through a fairly complicated kilometer-long course “with the agility and precision of a human driver”.
My Favorite Finance Articles
The ladders of wealth creation (Nathan Barry)
The logistics of sharing finances with a partner (The Luxe Strategist)
Stephanie Hurlburt shares the exact salaries she earned in her first few years as a programmer (Stephanie Hurlburt)
From employee to bootstrapper (Daniel Vassallo)
How to strike a financial balance between today and tomorrow (Humble Dollar)
Miscellaneous Links I Liked
Best data viz projects of 2019 (Flowing Data)
“I staked out my local Domino’s to see just how accurate its pizza tracker is (MEL)
An introvert’s guide to canceling plans without losing your friends (The Atlantic)
Visual Capitalist’s top infographics of 2019 (Visual Capitalist)
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