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Impressiveness of accomplishments measures the impressiveness of accomplishments. Not intelligence. With that logic you might infer that Brin and Page are at t
by whacked_new 18y ago
Impressiveness of accomplishments measures the impressiveness of accomplishments. Not intelligence.
With that logic you might infer that Brin and Page are at the apex of programming ability.
- fizx 18y agoOr that Alexander the Great was a good general. Brin and Page aren't in the same league. One who thinks so measures impressiveness poorly.
- whacked_new 18y agoThis is quite confusing: you're talking about using "impressiveness" as a "proxy" to measure intelligence, then you're talking about measuring such impressiveness. I don't even know what it is to measure impressiveness poorly -- I don't know how to measure it. Nobel-worthy publications are surely impressive, but it still does not measure intelligence. It measures how Nobel-worthy your work is.