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Can you answer this Indian senior software engineer interview question without googling?
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>Chandra Sekhar
>Chandrasekhar but broken into two words
Literally cargo cult naming. Holy shit.
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>>109561140
Chandra and Shekar are both legitimate separate Indian names by themselves.
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>>109561135
Id give it historical data to plot graphs and trend lines, mostly for human checks of its work, and use its confirmed digest as context memory.
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>>109561140
Chandra means moon. Shekar means gatherer. All three Chandra, Shekar and Chandrashekar are actual Indian names retard. Its like how people can be named Will, Helm and Willhelm.
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>>109561163
>>109561181
Holy fuk it's brown in here.
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>>109561135
No, /g/ isn't going to help you with your job interview, faggot. Figure out your job interview questionairre on your own. I've got the REAL question for /g/ right here, pic related.
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>>109561135
Meteorology, qualitative estimations, weather forecast for weeks.
AI, 45min... shall i send a automated mail...
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>>109561181
nobody is named Helm though
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>>109561562
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Helm_(given_name)
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>>109561562
okay thanks for the update, I won't tell Helmut you said that.
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>>109561607
>can't name one person named Helm
>>109561617
literally who
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>>109561315
does sucking one dick make you a faggot? if so OP must be the biggest faggot ever
QED
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>>109561135
I would not.
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Ramanujan died for this.
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Before what happens?
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>>109561135
there's an implicit assumption that rain (intensity) links with velocity of orders. I would first check if that's even the case
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>>109561135
What happens if this surge in orders doesn't take place?
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>>109561135
Trick question. The answer is to get another AI to design it for you.
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>>109562186
Now I'm wondering if this is the rationale behind things like weather futures. Like oh we can relatively predict the weather with models to some degree. Oh it is going to force more people inside because it is raining. Because of this people are more likely to go on their phones/computers or find themselves inside stores instead of outside. Since they are inside there is more of a potential for individuals to purchase things. So getting infront of that change to prep on the ad/marketing side has potential. Or I'm way off a mark.
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>>109561135
Such a badly formulated question
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>>109561140
He was named after Chandra Nalaar, his parents play aggro
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>Surge in orders
>Rain
actually what happens in my city is that "delivery partners" fuck off to shelter from the rain and it becomes impossible to order food when its raining
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>>109561135
I'd start with the identity E = mc^2 + AI.
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>>109561135
Please to be posting many lakh Indian engagement bait from the X.com Sir
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>>109562186
No there is not. It says there is a surge in orders 45 minutes before the rain. Something OP missed out is that Swiggy is an Indian version of Uber Eats, a food delivery app, I guess leading to many confusions in this thread.
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>>109562401
And since an order can take around 30 to 1 hour to complete, it's asking how would you design a food delivery matching AI system that takes in to consideration the weather conditions that's going to happen during that surge .
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Wow, no wonder /g/tards seethe against pajeets so much. I too if I'm running a company would hire a pajeet who could answer such a simple question over the hordes of retards itt who also ask for 10 times the pay.
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>>109562441
Then give your answer.
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>>109561135
If I know what the AI will tell me already why design it?
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>AI would immediately issue termination notices to all male drivers who are jeets
>AI would then calculate my current GPS position and send all female drivers under 30 to my location for sex
>Female drivers 30 and over would take care of remaining deliveries

This is how I would design that system.
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>>109561135
>Can you answer this Indian senior software engineer interview question without googling?
I don't need to. I wouldn't apply there. I don't want to work with Indians.
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If this is the absolute state of /g/ then no wonder they're getting replaced by pajeets.
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>>109563025
Your poop-incrusted fingers make your post smell right through the screen.
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before what happens? a surge in orders?
what am i delivering? and what is a delivery partner?

I don't even know what you're asking of me.
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>>109561135
I'd just copy and paste what he wrote word for word into an AI and have it generate the correct response.
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>>109561140
I don't know enough about Indians to know why this is surprising. qrd?
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>>109561135
use case for keeping minority delivery drivers dry?
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>>109561135
return 45
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>>109561820
There's
>Helm Glöckler (1909–1993), German racing driver
>Helm Roos (1930–1992), South African Army officer
>Helm Spencer (1891–1974), English cricketer
>Helm Stierlin (1926–2021), German psychiatrist
Not to forget
>Helm van Zijl (1909–1992), South African judge
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>>109561135
while True:
if weather(now() + 45min) == rain:
reposition drivers
sleep(60sec)

wow so hard
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>>109564878
Only if there's a surge in orders. So apparently it is too hard for some to READ THE INSTRUCTIONS!
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Embarrassing thread, imagine failing job interview in a meme tier pajeet startup.
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>>109561135
I do not know what info this AI system can work from, so I assume we can make it up.

I would make it so it predicts orders based on time and date, and how many people are on the app. That's it. If you're on an actual job interview you'd have to add a bunch of filler and blabber to that and be good at talking, though.
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>>109565237
Swiggy isn't a startup. It along with other Indian product companies like Flipkart and such pays some of the highest salaries in India, only maybe behind international big tech companies like Google and Amazon.
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>>109561163
Is she the Indian equivalent of Kim Cardassian?
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>>109565408
No. I doubt many Indians even know about her because she's just a nepokid actress in the tiny film industry in my state. I just posted her because that's the only thing I can remember named Chandra. I doubt anyone outside my state and the neighbouring one even knows who she is.
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>>109562269
I hate Chandra so fucking much its unreal. Why did WotC give her the best color? She should've been White or Green or another faggy color.
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If rain==true then deliver_partners=+0.45
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>>109564954
Congrats, you didn't understand the instructions.
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>>109564383
This. Isn't that the whole point of AI?
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As someone who actually works at Amazon, repositioning delivery partners, who aren't yet on the clock, would violate coemployment laws and we would not do it
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>>109561135
Okay fine I'll answer in earnest. I'm going to assume we have historical data to go off of like clustered locations that receive orders from during weather events. This to me is the only data that comes to mind to start building predictions. You have to look at historical context so we can use something like humidity/percipitation levels backwards looking similar to the current to see which locations they need to be in. Once you find some form of correlation, these companies all use like "hotspots" to direct their delivery drivers. We then mark out on their maps where these hotspots are to bring the drivers in to prepare them to receive the influx of orders where we "think" are going to take place.
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>>109566099
That's micro, but the question is formulated as macro.
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>>109566071
>>109566099

I sent this answer and this was what I was thinking. You're essentially lying to all your contractors to bring them in to lowball them through saturation.
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>>109566118
Correct. India doesn't give a fuck about worker protections, so this would fly there (and only there) but pretty much anywhere in the Western world telling a contractor that hasn't yet accepted a job where they have to go would get them classified as an employee
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>>109566071
>>109566118
Swiggy doesn't technically have any employees to deliver like Amazon. Its a gig work app, more similar to Uber than to Amazon, people just register for their service and wait until someone gives an order and picks it up to deliver.
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>>109566099
>>109566336
So you should be designing the system more like how you would design a similar system for Uber instead of designing it like Amazon who've complete control of their employees.
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>>109566015
Explain how that infinite loop solves the problem you fucking burger brain.
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>>109564878
Do you also reply
do_fizzbuzz()
To every fizzbuzz questions you got?
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>>109566037
Yes. I'd just have a script that told an AI to check the weather every now and then and then if it looks like rain to send an email to whatever asshole is in charge of telling the drivers where to go.
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>>109566508
you_tell_me();
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>>109561181
>Helm
You meant Helmut. But you couldn’t have known that since Hitler never made it to India.
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>>109565517
In the upcoming Reality Fracture, which is smth like Jace's fever dreams, there's a blue Chandra
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>>109561837
The only non-retarded inchun



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