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[unifycloudllc]

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UnifyCloud India's Commitment to Education

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[spinnysocks]

i adamantly refuse to accept that i can't be “productive”. i don't know exactly why. partly because of this stupid ass capitalist society that screams at me to spend every waking hour job searching? partly because i want to create i want to create i want to create but most of the time i can't? yeah bit of both. heavy on the lack of personal creativity. sometimes all i can do is wake up, eat, work on some playlists, talk about my favourite shows and characters on here and maybe just maybe have a walk if i'm up to it. some weeks are really good and i can be super productive. whatever that means. and it's so fulfilling. but then i can't get myself to do anything for a week. i don't mean it and i hate it. but i can't change it, at least not right this second. maybe i will always be this way. i will hate it always but maybe just maybe if i start to accept it, the more i will have to give

[faejilly]

i think the fandom doesn’t capitalize on the fact that Alec is a older brother, that man probably has so much more black mail on Izzy and Jace then they do on him

#mood

Izzy and Jace have nothing they can use on Alec.

One: They didn't think they'd ever need to because they thought they knew what he'd do in most situations (say no and then begrudgingly help them anyway, and tbf to them, they're mostly not wrong pre-Magnus)

Two: He is so aggressively self-contained for survival reasons that the only 'secrets' either of them has on him are the facts that he's gay and he and his mother have a fucked up relationship and THOSE ARE NOT THINGS YOU CAN USE FOR 'friendly family blackmail'.

Three: Alec is a tactician, he is observant, he is ruthless. He knows everything Izzy and Jace have ever done and the fact that he (as far as we know) never uses any of it is amazing and a little heart-breaking because he could have manipulated and threatened the fuck out of them and made his own life so much easier and he never ever did.

[autogeneity]

what an incredibly odd interview. they did, like, 80% of the talking. I'm not sure if they were expecting me to like interject or say things in response or something? I don't think I got the job. idk. on the one hand just carrying on talking and not asking much more might be something you do if you already decided no early on and are just biding time. on the other hand idk why you'd spend so much time detailing things about the job to someone you've decided against rather than just ending earlier. I guess if you were kinda hoping to nudge them into saying something else? if so I definitely missed the hint.

they only actively asked, like, 3 standard questions (tell me about yourself, what languages have you worked with, and a project you are proud of). they spent probably like 15 minutes telling me about shit they do. occasionally they'd pause to be, like, "do you have any experience with that" mid-explaining, like they just remembered to check rather than, y'know, being in the business of interrogating me. which, like, I tried to answer with some details of things I've done with it but. yeah. there's only so much I can say about if I've used postgres.

and then we spoke about the assessment I'd submitted briefly; I think they were reasonably happy with it but were maybe expecting me to say more words? I dunno.

I was expecting more, idk, technical questions or something. for their software engineer interview, they made me go through how I'd process the data for a specific scenario, for instance.

struggling to tell what the hell to make of this, lmao. guess I just gotta wait and see. I definitely think I should have said more words, somewhere, somehow. but idk beyond that.

[mcybree]

gritting my teeth knowing scotts about to go find jimmy just to give him the pufferish he just picked up. looks at my last post and squints.

[bunnyboy-juice]

me (not joking, very stressed): i think im going to have a mental breakdown if something else goes wrong here.

everyone irl: hahahhahaa ur so funny(:

[fjordfolk]

Coming to terms with the fact that if I ever *were* to breed Troja, finding an appropriate stud would mean sacrificing at least one of these 4 things:

* Known HD status (Troja has A but somewhat shallow sockets)

* Known genetic CEA status (Troja is a carrier)

* No relation in at least 5 generations

* Physical balance (in relation to her)

[autisticchangeling]

We don’t need to pit therapy and better social support (higher wages, universal basic income, etc) against each other. We should want both.

Like, I think UBI would solve a lot of problems, and also I think therapy should be more accessible for more people. These are not mutually exclusive, and neither is a solution for the other - therapy can’t solve poverty, and better social support will not eliminate the need for mental health support.

[emjaydoubleyou]

this post is fearmongering. the results of this study are concerning and should definitely be a matter of public discussion, but this is certainly not the conclusion the researchers came to.

the point of the study was to assess the risks of exposure to toxic metals- something one of the co-authors notes are “ubiquitous” fwiw- via menstrual products. Their research confirmed that these metals are indeed present in tampons, but no further conclusions are drawn. it is possible the metal entered into the cotton from the soil, which is a well-known phenomenon; cotton is so good at lifting heavy metals that it has actually been suggested as a part of the solution for revitalizing polluted ground.

the authors conclude with an acknowledgement that the study should be repeated- their sample size was 60 tampons- and a suggestion that further testing ought to be done to indicate whether or not these metals can even leech out of the tampon in the first place, let alone whether or not such leeching could occur at levels deleterious to human health.

there is, in fact, a body of research- too small, for sure, but much larger than this single study- indicating that long-term proper tampon use has no observable negative impact on health. i am grateful and thrilled that more research is being done and i hope that this study is the first of many on this line of questioning, but i am really frustrated at this post and the response it got.

obviously, if this study alters your approach to menstrual health, more power to you. consumers should be informed-risk-takers, and menstrual health is double-obviously a very personal choice. but it definitely wasn't the researchers concluding that you ought to “avoid using tampons at all cost," only this tumblr user did. the lead author of the paper, in fact, specifically says that she hopes people do NOT panic about the results.

(the notes of the post were disappointing. people affirming that they knew they were right to be suspicious of tampons all along, or even recommending alternatives that actually have very little to no research regarding the safety of long-term use, etc. it’s a different conversation, but categorical distrust of tampons is old-school misogyny. you certainly shouldn't wear them if you don’t want to, but there is nothing inherently scary or wrong about them, and people who prefer them are not being reckless or crass.)

((if you're really worried about exposure to heavy metals, you may want to turn a critical eye to fast fashion, as an aside))

[crystaltoa]

I’m going to go the second one because I believe there’s a difference between ‘a robot could do this job’ and ‘a robot SHOULD do this job’. Even in a world where robots can emulate almost any human behaviour or skill.

(Content warning: I discuss some pretty heavy hypotheticals relating to medical abuse, eugenics, racism and ableism)

You know the rule that “a computer can never be held accountable. Therefore a robot should never make a management decision” Well, these days, people do delegate management decisions to robots. But the robot lacks human values and understanding of nuance. It is still impacted by biases, sometimes to an even greater extent than a human. And our understanding of bias, equality and equity is constantly evolving and is driven by human values. If you take humans out of the equation, who is checking the AI for biases and reasonable behaviour? Another AI?

Look at politics. Like it or not, a sufficiently powerful politician is going to have to make difficult decisions that will ultimately impact who lives and who dies (decisions on health, war, crime and the justice system, etc.) And a robot politician is going to face the same problems. An AI politician programmed with the objective of letting nobody die is going to fail horribly, since such a thing is likely impossible, even for the most advanced AI of the distant future. So, it will always have to act on the logic that a certain number of humans may die as a consequence of its actions, but that it should keep that number as low as possible using the information that it is given.

An AI is going to boil this down to a system of logic. If the goal is to use the available resources to minimise the number of lives lost, and no human life is inherently more valuable than any other, then it is going to spend the bulk of its resources on areas where it will have the greatest impact and save the greatest number of lives.

Now that sounds good on paper, doesn’t it? But there is a problem: if you reduce the issues down to a multiple choice game, it allows no space for inspiration, creativity, and nuanced discussion of ethics.

if you gave our robo-politician the trolley problem, it would quickly tell you that pulling the lever was the correct option as it minimises the number of lives lost. Okay, you might think. Sounds reasonable. Lots of humans who engage with the problem reach the same conclusion.

But the thing is, the robo-politician will pull that lever again and again and again without ever considering that perhaps it’s possible to change the system so that there aren’t so many people stuck on the tracks in the path of an oncoming train in the first place. If the robo-politician already thinks it has enough information to solve the problem, it won’t seek new information. It won’t try to come up with a better system. It will always be a two-choice logic problem that it already has an adequate solution to.

It’s theoretically possible that a robot politician might actually do an adequate job (at least compared to some human politicians) simply by playing this numbers game and emulating actions of past politicians that have produced good results before.

BUT

If you want meaningful systemic change driven by new ideas, you need human involvement. AI’s ability to at least simulate creativity probably will improve in the coming years, but balancing the new AI-generated solutions with a respect for human values and quality of life is a very complex thing.

Furthermore, there’s a need for nuance that AI may not ever be able to fully grasp. If the goal is only to minimise number of lives lost, in the most economically viable way, you could wind up with dystopian scenarios like the following:

“We want to reduce the number of people who die when receiving medical treatment. Therefore, euthanasia/medically assisted dying is now illegal, because that results in human deaths” (ignoring human bodily autonomy and quality of life needs)

Or conversely, “Keeping some disabled and chronically ill people alive takes resources that could be used for other purposes. Therefore, it makes economic sense to euthanise some of the higher-care needs patients so that those resources can be used to save other lives at a more cost-effective rate.” (Horrendously ableist)

“We want medical resources and funding to go where they will help the most people. No human life is inherently worth more or less than any other. This country has a lot more white people than black people. Therefore, it makes economic sense to focus funding, research, and training of future medical practitioners primarily on the care and treatment of white patients” (Perpetuating or even amplifying existing societal inequalities, dismissing helping minorities as not economically viable)

“We want to reduce the number of people affected by serious health conditions, which puts a drain on medical resources and reduces the number of lives we can save. Therefore, people who carry genes for certain conditions will be deterred or outright prevented from reproducing” (again, horrendously ableist and robs people of bodily autonomy)

“We want to reduce deaths from vehicle and other types of accidents that occur primarily outside the home. Therefore, there are now stricter regulations regarding when humans should be allowed to leave their homes.” (Authoritarian police state).

(Note: The intent here is not to imply that dedicating resources to vulnerable minorities is “objectively” illogical or wasteful. The point is that logic is only as good as the goals and principles behind it, and having overly simplistic success criteria without strong ethical considerations will result in those vulnerable groups suffering further mistreatment and neglect)

Humans have a wide range of needs, values and priorities that vary between individuals. Safety vs Autonomy, Privacy vs Protection, etc. And a politician must be compassionate and responsive to those values, even with all their contradictions, but to do so, human input and participation is required. No one politician, human or otherwise, is going to get it exactly right and please everybody. But a human is still going to have more success in trying than a robot, as it is near impossible to reduce the balance of these issues down to mere numbers and algorithms.

So while I’ll entertain the idea that a robot maybe could run a country, I don’t think anything would ever convince me that they should do so.

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[helielune]

these tests are going to be the death of me

[sifytechnologiessify]

Sify's Digital Assessment: Revolutionizing Skill Evaluation and Development

In today's fast-evolving digital landscape, organizations need agile and innovative ways to assess, develop, and manage talent. Sify’s Digital Assessment services provide a comprehensive, technology-driven solution to help businesses and educational institutions assess skills, knowledge, and competencies in a streamlined, efficient manner. From recruitment to certification and training, Sify’s Digital Assessment platform empowers enterprises to enhance performance and stay competitive.

Key Features of Sify's Digital Assessment Solutions

1. End-to-End Assessment Platform

Sify’s Digital Assessment solution offers an all-encompassing platform that manages the entire assessment lifecycle—from registration to result processing. The platform supports various assessment formats, including objective tests, subjective assessments, coding challenges, and simulations, catering to diverse industries and educational requirements.

2. AI-Powered Proctoring

Sify’s AI-powered proctoring technology ensures the highest levels of security and integrity during online assessments. This automated system continuously monitors candidates through facial recognition, voice detection, and screen monitoring to prevent malpractice. It provides real-time alerts and detailed reports for seamless invigilation without human intervention.

3. Customizable Assessment Frameworks

Sify understands that every organization has unique requirements. Their platform offers customizable assessment modules that allow organizations to tailor exams based on specific roles, skills, or industry needs. This flexibility ensures that assessments are relevant and aligned with job functions or educational objectives, enhancing the value of the evaluation process.

4. Scalable and Secure

With a cloud-based infrastructure, Sify’s platform is highly scalable, enabling it to handle thousands of concurrent users across different locations without compromising performance. The platform also adheres to global security standards like ISO 27001, ensuring that both data and processes are safeguarded against any cyber threats.

5. Data-Driven Insights and Analytics

One of the most powerful aspects of Sify’s Digital Assessment service is its ability to provide deep insights through detailed reports and analytics. Organizations can track performance trends, pinpoint skill gaps, and make data-driven decisions for recruitment, employee development, or curriculum adjustments. The platform’s intelligent dashboards allow easy access to performance data at both individual and organizational levels.

6. Mobile-Ready Assessments

With the increasing reliance on mobile devices, Sify has designed its platform to be mobile-ready, allowing candidates to take assessments anytime, anywhere. This mobile compatibility enhances the convenience for both candidates and organizations, particularly for geographically dispersed teams or remote learning scenarios.

Benefits for Enterprises and Educational Institutions

Enhancing Recruitment Efficiency

Sify’s Digital Assessment platform enables organizations to streamline their recruitment processes by offering online assessments that accurately measure candidates' skills and knowledge. Pre-employment tests can be customized to identify the most qualified candidates, reducing hiring time and costs.

Upskilling and Reskilling Initiatives

For organizations looking to upskill or reskill their workforce, Sify provides tailored assessments that help identify areas for improvement. These assessments can guide personalized learning paths, ensuring that employees gain the necessary skills to adapt to evolving industry demands.

Certification and Training Programs

Educational institutions and certification bodies benefit from Sify’s ability to offer standardized and secure testing environments. With a robust reporting system, students can receive feedback that is both immediate and actionable. Organizations can also offer certification programs that are credible and globally recognized.

Ensuring Fair and Unbiased Evaluation

With automated scoring for objective assessments and AI-enabled analysis for subjective evaluations, Sify’s platform removes bias and human error from the evaluation process. This ensures that all candidates are assessed fairly and consistently, providing organizations with reliable data to base their decisions on.

Why Choose Sify for Digital Assessments?

Sify’s expertise in technology and digital transformation uniquely positions them to offer cutting-edge assessment solutions. Here’s why businesses and educational institutions choose Sify:

Proven Expertise: With decades of experience in delivering IT and digital transformation solutions, Sify has a deep understanding of industry needs and technological capabilities.

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In an era where digital transformation is reshaping every facet of business and education, Sify’s Digital Assessment solutions provide the innovation, security, and flexibility needed to assess and develop talent effectively. By leveraging cutting-edge technologies, Sify helps organizations improve recruitment efficiency, optimize employee development, and enhance learning outcomes, ultimately driving business success and academic excellence.