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by l_t 10y ago
Interesting proposal. I definitely think that implementing metacognitive facilities, as well as internal representations of the perceived emotional states of the actors around the AI, seem like good steps in the right direction. Predicate l
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Well, I think there is a semantic difference between saying that they "don't appear to want it very badly" and stating that they "should appear to want it very badly". If someone seems diffident, you might say they
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What? Why do you think he's white? And even if he was -- his post is full of great advice. Any job candidate (or person, in general) would benefit from implementing those ideas to the best of their ability. It's not "feel goo
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by l_t 10y ago
Nobody said anything about that. The point is, even if you have experience, you can't phone it in during the interview. If you aren't likeable, many people won't want to hire you no matter how experienced you are. It's j
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I think the point is that some people just have mutually exclusive desires, and it's not possible (or practical) to satisfy both parties.
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by l_t 10y ago
I understand your point, but I think you might be underestimating the importance Firefox has to some people. It was never just a replaceable Web browser for me. It was one of the few pieces of software that seemed to be "made right&quo
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by l_t 10y ago
Not the OP, but in my experience a "Data analyst" is mostly responsible for writing analytical SQL queries and generating reports. So they don't require a strong math background or programming skills (other than SQL).