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> "... a hyperlinear revenue graph" Everything else makes sense but you lost me here. Even googling the term brings me back to this page. I assume you mean a
by amirmc 15y ago
> "... a hyperlinear revenue graph"
Everything else makes sense but you lost me here. Even googling the term brings me back to this page.
I assume you mean a revenue curve that 'goes up and to the right' (since that appears to be the simplest explanation) but if it means something else, or something more specific, please do clarify.
- brlewis 15y agoSimplest explanation is "hyper"=above/beyond and "linear"=straight line. So the revenue should do better than a straight up-and-to-the-right line, i.e. curve up. He could have just said "exponential" except some HNers would pick nits about whether that was the only acceptable curve.
- sushrutb 15y agoI think it means revenue should increase faster with time.