Use the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) for tough questions about past failures or conflicts. Prepare roughly 10 specific stories that demonstrate growth.

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You must use an AI assistant to implement a new feature or refactor a legacy system.

“What happens if M2 loses positive definiteness due to floating-point error?” → Re-orthogonalize via modified Cholesky or add small diagonal.

| Shallow approach | Deep requirement | |----------------|------------------| | Use np.linalg.slogdet on full covariance | Infeasible O(d³) every step | | Cholesky update without stability check | Catastrophic cancellation when near-singular | | Ignore rank deficiency | Wrong logdet (infinite or NaN) | | Store full covariance matrix | Memory O(d²) too large |

Film yourself explaining complex systems in under two minutes. Eliminate filler words and ensure your language is precise.

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