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Make sure that however you graph it, up and to the right is better.
by jmpman 5y ago
Make sure that however you graph it, up and to the right is better.
- lloydarmbrust 5y agoSounds like a PG quote....
- jmpman 5y agoPG? The up and right = better guidance came from a sales guy that I didn’t initially have a lot of respect for. But, he was right. People naturally assume up and right is better on any graph, so present your data in that way. So, 1/resistance versus filtration? Or how much air is passed through the filter (cubic meters per second) given a fixed amount of lung power.
- lloydarmbrust 5y agoPaul Graham