“10x engineer” is naturally measured in dollar-value to the company (or quality+speed proxies on a well-known distribution of job tasks), as compared to the median or modal employee, so I don’t think that’s a good analogy. Except perhaps inasmuch as it’s a deeply disputed and kinda fuzzy concept!
Right like most characteristics of human beings other than the ones subject to exact measurement, intelligence, 10x intelligence, 10x anything, etc., is deeply disputed and fuzzy compared to things like height, finger length, hair length, etc. So?
“10x engineer” is naturally measured in dollar-value to the company (or quality+speed proxies on a well-known distribution of job tasks), as compared to the median or modal employee, so I don’t think that’s a good analogy. Except perhaps inasmuch as it’s a deeply disputed and kinda fuzzy concept!
Right like most characteristics of human beings other than the ones subject to exact measurement, intelligence, 10x intelligence, 10x anything, etc., is deeply disputed and fuzzy compared to things like height, finger length, hair length, etc. So?
Money in the account per year is not fuzzy; it is literally a scalar for which the ground truth is literally a number stored in a computer.
Did you reply to the right comment? The last topic discussed was 13d ago on the diminishing returns of intelligence;
Yes.
So what does money in a bank account, in electronic form?, have to do with the diminishing returns of intelligence?