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hardmaru · Twitter · Of course, it doesn't work when everyone goes off to find new tasks, a...
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Of course, it doesn't work when everyone goes off to find new tasks, and no one's left trying beat SOTA anymore. If that happens, then it's probably beneficial to chase SOTA. But if everyone else is optimizing for depth, it is better to be the minority and optimize for breadth.
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