Surely the most significant side effect of any F2F interview is to evaluate social skills. An answer that the interviewer fully expects to be a lie just isn't required.
Anyway... "Why do you want to employ me over other candidates ? "
Google 'polarized training'.
It's 80% really slow conversational pace jogging, and 20% really hard, struggle to breath flat out sprinting.
Just avoid the intermediate jogging that's comfortable, but unproductive.
Flying for months at a time in the stratosphere, Zephyr offers game-changing capabilities that will be transformative for mobile connectivity and earth observation.
As a payload agnostic platform, Zephyr can transform into a multi-functional tower in the sky to provide low latency 5G direct-to-device mobile connectivity services.
Agree. A better response to '80% chance that this is a known shoplifter' is for security to keep an eye on them. It should very quickly become apparent that it's a false positive (or not).
The problem is that this technology is not sold that way, it's sold as a way to detect shoplifters. It's also extremely important how the result is phrased and presented: even "80% chance that is is a known shoplifter" simply means "this is a known shoplifter" to a layperson. But even a 99.9% or 100% confidence might be wrong so this isn't even an 80% chance - at best it's 80% times the statistical likelihood of this not being a false positive at 100% confidence, and that can never be a 100% chance.
The (psychologically) correct way to think of this is as a colleague making a claim and telling you how certain they are. But this tech is not sold as a colleague, it's sold as a machine that is better than humans. It's not a perfect super cop but that's how it is marketed and why people buy it.
I am afraid the Appeal to Authority fallacy is one we as a society are about to be exposed to on a massive level and recognize as a side effect of integrating AI into our daily lives.
Surely consciousness is not black & white, but a scale.
Rocks at one end & us(?) at the other.
There was a recent post suggesting that our thoughts are 98% unconscious.
It's not hard to imagine that there could be some animals with more than 0.01% consciousness. After all, we started at 0% conscious and evolved a little - other species are probably some way down that track.
That's something that bugs me too. D3 is pretty amazing but is only accessible to coders.
> we’ve almost completely lost the art of offscreen rendering
markdown2.com is something I'm working on to address that.
It lets you design markdown documents containing charts & diagrams, and then Save As HTML/PDF or SVG/JPG.
There's also an API for generating them in bulk.
I am working on a zero-code content-rich document generator at https://markdown2.com/ It's a quick and easy way to generate & share content rich documents in 30 secs. The sandbox https://markdown2.com/sandbox is a good demo of capabilities with some sample templates.
There's an API coming that will allow those customised docs to be generated at scale.
Adjust separation, cohesion and alignment manually, or use the presets.
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