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I think it means the efficiency gain is exponential (assuming the learning curve is anything less than exponential).
by SkyMarshal 10y ago
I think it means the efficiency gain is exponential (assuming the learning curve is anything less than exponential).
- theoh 10y agoIn the traditional, original sense of the term, learning curves are (presumably) asymptotic to a horizontal line representing total competence. Somehow, sloppily, "steep" has come to mean difficult to learn, rather than quick to learn. In the original version: A steep learning curve means quick learning at the beginning. A shallow curve means that it takes a long time to build up skill.
- gaur 10y agoYou're just rephrasing nonsense. What is "the efficiency gain is exponential" supposed to mean, in concrete terms? This is just empty manager-speak.
- SkyMarshal 10y ago/s