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No. "Generalists" usually carries an implication of a higher volume of less developed skills. GPU. "Specialists" likewise refers to fewer more developed skill
by RelativeDelta 3y ago
No.
"Generalists" usually carries an implication of a higher volume of less developed skills.
GPU.
"Specialists" likewise refers to fewer more developed skills. CPU.
The future belongs to those who can maximize both trees.
A high volume of highly developed skills.
That will likely take the form of a specialized skillset: Leveraging frontier technologies to advance complexity in market niches (presumably via heavy usage of AI).
This aligns more with the "Specialist" than the "Generalist".
- perilunar 3y agoShouldn't that be the other way around? CPUs are generalists, GPUs are specialists.
- RelativeDelta 3y agoIn practice yes. I was thinking in terms of processing threads.