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Exactly! And someone who says "Exponentially better" rather than "much better" is the kind of person who might have a button marked "proactively validate" rath
by dojomouse 13y ago
Exactly!
And someone who says "Exponentially better" rather than "much better" is the kind of person who might have a button marked "proactively validate" rather than "confirm".
At the same time, it's hard to get enthusiasm across in emails. I'm no poet. I just get put off when I'm reading a pitch and mentally trip on some out of place phrase.
- rdelk 13y agoSorry, I was using the term exponentially to mean "a huge increase" in the same way people tend to abuse the term "literally" when they really mean "figuratively." Our math PhD on our data science team just gave me a thorough scolding. You'd like him. www.gumroad.com/jobs
- dojomouse 13y agonbd, I wouldn't have written it if I'd have known it'd dominate the comments section like this. I probably would like him, and I would probably like Gumroad too if I used it - it looks well conceived and executed. Don't let me grinch your day. And if grinch is actually a poorly defined term that's slipped into common usage and I'm applying here incorrectly... irony.