Conversation

One nice thing about being a "slow emailer" is that there's a big perceived difference between responding in 1 vs. 2 days, but a relatively small difference between responding in 1 vs. 2 months. Takes the pressure off old correspondence.
5
2
63
do you have a notion of what the cost of being a slow mailer is? I'd imagine it's impossible for, eg., investors or media folks, but probably not that hard on you?
1
1
Huh. All of this suggests a delightful new kind of email client: one that runs a bunch of strategies in multi-armed bandit fashion on your senders, occasionally delaying things to see if you care that they were high-latency-the aim being to learn your revealed preferences.
2
3
Show replies