Matt Campbell @matthewcampbell

CTO of https://t.co/GuVDGhoD1V, Xoogler, and former member of the Revit team. @[email protected] hypar.io Boston, MA Joined March 2008

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Matt Campbell @matthewcampbell

3 years ago

Why isn't Mechanical Turk the most popular game in the world?

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Matt Campbell @matthewcampbell

3 years ago

An unsolved problem is what to do with inconclusive (aka "most") A/B tests. If you don't launch the feature, you're biasing against change. If you do, you create a cycle where someone else will get a launch by just reverting the effect. Conclusion: don't invest in small effects.

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Matt Campbell @matthewcampbell

4 years ago

This is a great chance for hard-working and enthusiastic non-engineering folks to join the Hypar team. A great BD team member can have a huge effect, so I'm very excited about making this hire. Please share this with that amazing person you know.

Hypar @HyparAEC

4 years ago

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Matt Campbell @matthewcampbell

4 years ago

Thank you so much for having me @mistrymm7, I really enjoyed this conversation. And thank you @andrewheumann for my first live-tweeting; I will never be the same.

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Hypar @HyparAEC

4 years ago

We are excited to welcome Kate Hryhorenko to the Hypar team! Kate brings a decade of experience in building tools for AEC. She's already off to a flying start, and we can't wait to show you what she's been working on.

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Hypar @HyparAEC

5 years ago

We are excited to announce that Chuck Driesler (@cdriesler ) has joined Hypar as a Software Engineer. Check out Chuck's glasshopper.io project to get an idea of why he's an amazing addition to the Hypar team!

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Hypar @HyparAEC

5 years ago

We are thrilled to announce the newest addition to the @HyparAEC team: Serena Li joins us today as a Software Developer. Previously at @WeWork and @TT_CORE, she brings a wealth of experience building tools for AEC.

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Hypar @HyparAEC

5 years ago

We're proud to release new Excel functionality on hypar.io. Now your Excel spreadsheets can become analytical functions that interact with your generated model.

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Hypar @HyparAEC

5 years ago

Many thanks also to @bobmcneel @baersteve and the Rhino team for their support in bringing Grasshopper to Hypar.

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Hypar @HyparAEC

5 years ago

Hypar is proud to announce that you can now create Hypar functions from Grasshopper scripts and combine them with C# and Excel functions in Workflows. More to come! Enjoy!

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BIMplus @BIM_PLUS

6 years ago

App Store-style design platform aims to revolutionise digital knowledge sharing dlvr.it/RPh4QY

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Matt Campbell @matthewcampbell

6 years ago

Really excited to have Eric on the team! He's always been a huge supporter of the mission and will now be an even bigger force in driving it forward.

Hypar @HyparAEC

6 years ago

Really excited to have Eric on the team! He's always been a huge supporter of the mission and will now be an even bigger force in driving it forward.

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Matt Campbell @matthewcampbell

6 years ago

The Hypar delegation has arrived. #AU2019

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Hypar @HyparAEC

6 years ago

Hypar has been updated today to a very early version of our new app, code named "Cauldron". One really cool feature is the shareable links. Here's one you should try: hypar.io/workflows/502c…

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Matt Campbell @matthewcampbell

6 years ago

I'm really looking forward to working with Andrew. This is going to be fun.

Hypar @HyparAEC

6 years ago

I'm really looking forward to working with Andrew. This is going to be fun.

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Hypar @HyparAEC

6 years ago

Join us on #BIMStreet at #AU2019 for @HyparAEC 's maiden AU voyage! Stop by and generate a building or 20!

Newforma @NewformaInc

6 years ago

Join us on #BIMStreet at #AU2019 for @HyparAEC 's maiden AU voyage! Stop by and generate a building or 20!

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Matt Campbell @matthewcampbell

6 years ago

Reviewing what made Schema.org successful. It's pretty painful to read (algorithmically), but trivial to write. Perfect when you have many writers. So much of good software design is about consciously choosing what should suck.