Has PG ever buried a company with just one tweet?
Like seriously altered the course of a startup's success? What's his most epic one?
Like seriously altered the course of a startup's success? What's his most epic one?
On a worldwide scale, the overwhelming majority of investors have never heard of Paul Graham.
I have a Nest and the only thing I wish it wouldn't do is turn off the air at all when the weather system knows that it's very hot outside (perhaps this has to do with poor insulation, though). Otherwise, if you turn off auto-away during heat waves, it's great. The home I live in has pets and the thermostat is located on the top floor (it's old and the layout is less than efficient) so having access to it from anywhere in the world in an easy-to-use manner is incredibly useful.
The tweet says nothing about what was the problem, or details about why he might have any particular problem while others didn't, it could be the way his office is designed.
He just expressed his opinion in as few words as he could, it could be for legitimate reasons or it could something silly he overlooked.