Grant Harvey

This is the most tedious, boring process where you're putting two things, you're doing one predetermined calculation and pushing it to a third source, a third target.

A model adds nothing.

It's about knowing when to use it.

I've always enjoyed working in Invisible because we were about understanding the problem and then finding the right approach to solve it.

I mean, we were always like that from the start.

It's just that the tools we have have got better.

Yeah, yeah.

I tell other people to use them a lot.

It's fun messing around on quick prototyping.

Yeah.

Claude Coe's fantastic for that.

And I'm just, I mean, honestly, the single biggest thing is I have a notebook here because I write everything down and being able to transcribe everything for free is just changed everything because it means that I can just be like, oh yeah, here are my notes three seconds later.

But no, otherwise, honestly, you could cut that answer because that would be like, he's a fraud.

Who's this guy?

Yeah, handwrite, take a picture to transcribe.

But I find my mode of engagement when I am typing versus writing is very different.

Like if I'm in a call and there, like the screen is on and I'm video, but I'm writing, I can't get distracted.

I'm writing, I'm engaging.

When you're typing, it's very different.

You can type something else.