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Right, I was advocating for underdamped. Yes you overshoot, but you generally spend more time near your setpoint (optimal value).
by aeternum 3y ago
Right, I was advocating for underdamped. Yes you overshoot, but you generally spend more time near your setpoint (optimal value).
- reaperman 3y agoEhhhh, your argument was more that "severely underdamped" could be the best, even if it requires an additional forcing factor (firing/layoffs) to bring it back down to the setpoint. The person you replied to was arguing that perhaps something a bit more mildly underdamped could get rid of the requirement for that extra complication (firing / layoffs).
- aeternum 3y agoYeah, and I disagree. Goal should be to get to the setpoint as quickly as possible even if you overshoot as human nature is to keep the status-quo which generally means talented people wasting their time at obsolete companies.