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The burden of proof lies with he who makes grand claims. My counterargument in the face of your lack of evidence is: “Where are all the improvements to my daily
by datsci_est_2015 7mo ago
The burden of proof lies with he who makes grand claims. My counterargument in the face of your lack of evidence is: “Where are all the improvements to my daily life? Where are the disrupting geniuses who go-to market 100x faster than their Luddite counterparts?”
To paraphrase another analogy that I enjoyed, it’s a bit like when 3d printing became a thing and hype con artists claimed that no one would buy anything anymore, you could just 3d print it.
- therealdrag0 7mo agoYou don’t need 100x productivity to be disruptive. In business 10% gain can be quite enormous. My senior engineers are estimating 25-50% gains. That is a far cry from your 100,000% gain, but very real and meaningful.
- tastyface 7mo agoThe last study that came out on this showed that engineers were significantly overestimating their own productivity gains. If a stat like that is not accurately measured, it's useless.
- therealdrag0 7mo agoThe study from last July or is there something new?
- datsci_est_2015 7mo agoThis is a completely different claim than the commenter made that I was responding to