Sept. 24, 2023, 10:05 a.m. | /u/krabbypatty-o-fish

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I'll be having a job interview in a few days and I think this question might come up and I personally don't know how to explain it to a layperson. Black box methods may come in handy one day, but I realized just now that I can't briefly explain how it works without making it sound like magic. What's your workaround for this? Have you been in a situation where you presented your results and you had to explain how …

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