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Calling it inaccurate was too harsh; my definition only became common usage in 1970, and the original “time vs learning” is still used in academic circles.
by tacitusarc 1y ago
Calling it inaccurate was too harsh; my definition only became common usage in 1970, and the original “time vs learning” is still used in academic circles.
- nchmy 1y agoAcademic circles? That's how it is just used in general. You're the anomaly.
- tacitusarc 1y agoTo clarify, you believe the common use of “steep learning curve” means easy to learn?
- nchmy 1y agoI was objecting to your definition of effort vs expertise. It's quite obviously expertise vs time/experience. This is described in this wiki article that was linked in another comment. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learning_curve https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learning_curve Which also points out how people rarely use the term properly, and call something difficult to learn a "steep" learning curve. It's the opposite.