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Q1
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Can artificial intelligence ever achieve true understanding, or is it limited to sophisticated pattern recognition? Break this down by examining the nature of consciousness, the semantics of 'understanding,' the boundaries of computational logic, and the role of embodiment in cognition—then map these components into a coherent framework
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Q2
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**Question:**
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*"Generate a PlantUML diagram that visualizes a microservices-based e-commerce architecture with the following components and relationships:
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1. **Frontend Services:**
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- A React-based 'Storefront' app (handles product listings, cart, and checkout).
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- An Angular-based 'Admin Dashboard' (for inventory, orders, and analytics).
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- Both interact with an 'API Gateway' (Kong) that routes requests to backend services.
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2. **Backend Services:**
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- 'Product Service' (manages SKUs, pricing, and inventory; uses PostgreSQL).
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- 'Order Service' (processes transactions, integrates with Stripe/PayPal; uses MongoDB).
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- 'User Service' (handles authentication via JWT/OAuth2; Redis cache for sessions).
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- 'Recommendation Service' (ML-driven, trained via TensorFlow; pulls data from a Kafka stream).
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- 'Notification Service' (email/SMS alerts via AWS SNS).
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3. **Supporting Infrastructure:**
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- Docker containers orchestrated via Kubernetes (with labeled nodes for 'prod' and 'staging').
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- CI/CD pipeline (GitHub Actions → Docker Hub → ArgoCD for deployments).
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- Monitoring stack (Prometheus + Grafana, with custom dashboards per service).
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- External dependencies (Stripe API, Twilio API, and a legacy ERP system exposed via REST).
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4. **Data Flow:**
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- Async communication between services via RabbitMQ (e.g., order confirmations → notifications).
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- Event sourcing for 'Order Service' using Kafka (commands vs. events).
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- CQRS pattern separating read/write databases for 'Product Service.'
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5. **Security & Observability:**
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- TLS/mTLS between services.
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- Istio for service mesh (with circuit breakers and retries).
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- Distributed tracing (Jaeger) and structured logging (ELK stack).
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**Additional Requirements:**
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- Color-code services by domain (e.g., yellow for payment, green for inventory).
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- Annotate critical interactions (e.g., 'HTTP POST /orders').
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- Include a legend explaining symbols (containers, queues, databases).
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- Optionally, overlay a sequence diagram snippet showing the 'checkout flow' (user → API Gateway → Order Service → Payment → Notification)."*
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