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There are no guarantees the other person knows anything, but they don’t need to be an expert to confirm you can break down a problem
by cowthulhu 4y ago
There are no guarantees the other person knows anything, but they don’t need to be an expert to confirm you can break down a problem
- tgv 4y agoCorrectly? I could be bullshitting the heck out of it. I think I could teach anyone to pass such questions, if not vetted. It seems to boil down to: initial estimate, then multiply by a fraction for each narrowing specification in the question (how many red-haired, left-handed, gay piano tuners are there in New York), dependence between factors be damned, if it doesn't matter if the outcome is 1 or 500.