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One needs a little domain knowledge for "inverse square" to be informative. It is a simple-minded interviewer that wouldn't just explain the concept. Unless y
by hardlianotion 7y ago
One needs a little domain knowledge for "inverse square" to be informative. It is a simple-minded interviewer that wouldn't just explain the concept.
Unless you are hiring someone that is supposed to understand some maths, that is.
- gbrown 7y agoWhat does it mean to implement it in code though? What kind of data should it consume - n-dimensional coordinates, distance matrices, some sort of power level to calculate falloff? If it’s as described, it’s way too vague. Inverse square laws show up all over.
- hardlianotion 7y agoWell, yes - I agree.