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The manager of the person who asked the question thinks that if you take data in form of pairs (X, Y), split them up, sort independently and combine again, you'll get better results. In fact, such operation obviously destroys the relationship X had to Y, so the result is meaningless.



Ha, gotcha! Maybe if you do it enough times...in the cloud?


No no, results stored on The Blockchain.


A chatbot can read them back to us.


Only if it's implemented in Rust. Any other language wouldn't be safe.


But Rust is not Web Scale™. Go.js is Web Scale™.


You'd be better off just going with whatever "result" you want regardless of the data, and save on the AWS costs.


Doesn't it also assume you'll have access to the correct answer in production as well? Is X the observation and Y the correct answer, as often indicated by that notation?




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