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I didn't explain clearly enough, my bad. The complexity I'm talking about is not bureaucratic in nature, it's the result of complexity in our environment. Let'

I didn't explain clearly enough, my bad. The complexity I'm talking about is not bureaucratic in nature, it's the result of complexity in our environment. Let's take a parallel example of a business - a individual contributor generally exists somewhere in a management hierarchy, with each person in the hierarchy having a different context they must stay aware of in order to do their work. There is extra bureaucratic complexity on top of that, some of which sucks and doesn't need to exist, but I'm not talking about that.

potato3732842 1y ago
The world isn't a mysterious black box. The people doing things understand their inputs and outputs well enough they don't need to be micromanaged. I thinks it speaks volumes about the fact that you choose an IC as an example. Software is the ultimate example of an industry where a few people can get pretty far without the overhead of "checking everything all the time".
- RLAIF 1y ago
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