Tim Gushue

…ey don’t say anything about cats chasing mice or about flicking light switches to illuminate rooms. Computers need to know all of these things to understand us because our language evolved not to describe our world as it is but rather to communicate only what the listener does not already know.

It’ll take until Tuesday to figure out which forecasts are correct. However, I’d say that I’m concerned by the seeming arbitrariness of the trendline adjustment approach.

…that phone call about working at Twilio, I already knew the value Twilio provided to its customers. I didn’t care how much they made, how big the team was, what their run-rate is, or if they served lunch everyday. It was a no-brainer for me.