Best twenty quid I spent all year was a bag of travel meds. also helped 3 unprepared friends from migraine etc. Conceivably, the loperamide could save a life if you're with poorly infants.
Added the marvellous cough suppressant ACC and antacids to this:
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/LJw98jjiZDBKiZxKB/jetlag-nausea-and-diarrhea-are-largely-optional
I feel like this is true for lots of kinds of conversations and not just tech interviews.
People are correctly pointing out that, if you dig into the logic of basically anything, it falls apart, but that's also generally true of actual humans, even experts.
Sure, https://twitter.com/YossiKreinin/status/1599114477022064640 is ridiculous, but have you tried asking an expert coach on almost any topic why you should do X? I think the level of reasoning is fairly similar to what Yossi observes ChatGPT doing.
"math is not a castle built on a bedrock of unshakeable foundations. Math is rather a collective codification of intuitions squeezed into formal frames in the best way possible... the ‘crisis in foundations’ didn’t really matter: what broke was the frame"
https://matteocapucci.wordpress.com/2022/12/21/mathematicians-dont-care-about-foundations/
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