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Residual Thoughts

Joe Hovde

A whimsical data newsletter about business & people

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Latest Issues

Recent posts by this newsletter. Browse the email archive.

Sense of Scale

I made a little quiz game that tests your sense of business scale. It takes 2 minutes to play and is kinda fun. Play here!

10 days ago
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A Statistical Analysis of Credit Card Lounges

Sometime in 2026 you may find yourself in the most soul-crushing of all acquaintance conversations. These begin innocently enough: one of the bridesmaids at an out-of-town wedding asks how your trip in was, and you reply that it went smooth...

a month ago
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What are people actually using LLMs for?

Hi! And thank you to those of you who made my analysis of life-changing books the most popular thing I’ve ever written, edging out me complaining about fast-casual salad places. I loved East of Eden, but I don’t think it’s dramatically chan...

2 months ago
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The most life-changing books, statistically

Three years ago, the CEO of Stripe tweeted about his friends curing their chronic back pain using Healing Back Pain, a controversial book from 1991. The book’s thesis is that a lot of physical pain is caused by repressed emotion, and that s...

5 months ago
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  • Joe Hovde

    Data analysis, writing, and frivolity. Based in Brooklyn. Say hi!

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