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IMO, trying to do something that's usually (a) inherently intrinsically motivated + (b) operates on long timelines, is exactly the sort of thing that: 1. Canno
by disqard 4y ago
IMO, trying to do something that's usually (a) inherently intrinsically motivated + (b) operates on long timelines, is exactly the sort of thing that:
1. Cannot be easily captured via "metrics", and
2. Is resistant to being "scaled".
Yet, for better or worse, we have ended up with these "mass Ph.D" systems and their surrounding ecosystems, so outcomes like in TFA are going to be increasingly common.