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01 / evaluation
“I think so. There's some extent to which they differ, but more that they actually want the same thing—and harmonizing them can be really valuable.”
02 / evaluation
“It was the first time that I gave on that scale in a race. And I did it because he was, of all the candidates in the cycle, the most outspoken on the need for more pandemic preparedness and prevention.”
03 / evaluation
“What would our risk model say about that? It's not super helpful for those commodities right now because it doesn't know how to understand a warehouse.”
04 / evaluation
“To the extent you're just thinking of personal criteria, that's going to argue heavily in favor of a safer career path because you have much more quickly declining marginal utility of money than the world does.”
05 / evaluation
“In particular, I think I was a pretty good manager when everything was going really well, conditional on there being no real problems.”
06 / evaluation
“There certainly is a lot more funding than there was before, but saying it’s not funding-constrained — I think people go too far in that, and to some extent that’s a symptom of not thinking hard enough about great ways to spend money.”
07 / evaluation
“I think a lot of the reason is that a nice property of games is, you’re just put in front of a messy situation, and in the end, your directions are “Do the best you can.”
08 / evaluation
“There's eventually a lot of things that ended up becoming pretty relevant here. But I think the most legible thing and the most egregious thing at the time was this 83% of profits thing where it's just like, okay, that will change, that has to change.”
09 / evaluation
“In the end, most of our initial growth came from power users, the people who are spending hours a day in the ecosystem, and would try out every new exchange that came, and use the ones that they liked the most, that was the best fit.”
10 / evaluation
“It's a variable cost and it just decreases your revenue, whatever, but it's basically near zero. So we felt like we've been using these products, we understand it, it's a big business, but okay, fine, whatever.”