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Cameron Armstrong
@cameron
Fatter tails on upside outcomes via Internet distribution implies quantity of reps matter more than quality Quantity of reps going up implies median quality of rep going down, but it also implies improved quality of rep through repeated practice Where is the free market of human activity going to lead us?
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tyler ↑
@trh
Also implied, but crucial to the equation: the median quality of reps goes down, but the compounding effect kicks in.* *assuming [factors]
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proxy
@proxystudio.eth
what does "free market of human activity" mean exactly
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Matthew 🔵🎩🌈 🔮🍖
@mstublefield.eth
I wrote my master's seminar paper on the intersection of team size, happiness, and productivity. One of the things I learned was that 1) happiness and productivity are connected, and 2) smaller teams often are happier, but 3) a large enough team will still out produce even if everyone is miserable.
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notdevin
@notdevin.eth
Jumping onto the more reps -> leads to quality side. Quality doesn’t come from a spark of genius and a single rep, it come from the ten year overnight success Beatles, Jordan, Kobe, all of their quality was predicated on reps, not perfection
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vincent
@pixel
I agree to the opposite of the first sentence Fat tails means quality matter most: one amazing video that goes viral > ten mediocre videos
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