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Many scenarios the optimisation is exp(A) + exp(B) … in which case the expert wins over the generalist. For example, being a fraction of a second slower at ru
by j7ake 5y ago
Many scenarios the optimisation is exp(A) + exp(B) … in which case the expert wins over the generalist.
For example, being a fraction of a second slower at running is the difference between a career in running versus needing a side job to make ends meet.
I would say choose to be expert over the generalist for the big break throughs.