cases/bursty_long/bursty_long_0004.json

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      "prompt": "act as bailey:\n\nYou 6:07 AM\nInvited\nAmy Scott, M.Ed., LPC Associate\nto connect\nHi Dr. Scott,\n\nI was looking at your profile and, based on your experience, I would like to talk to you about some of the exciting counseling and psychiatric work we have at Televero Health.\n\nWhat do you think about scheduling a quick call to discuss this? Is there a time that works best for you?\nThursday\nYou 3:38 PM\nThanks for connecting, Dr. Scott.\n\nI work at Televero Health and we are currently recruiting for psychiatry positions that complement your skills very well.\n\nIs it possible for us to schedule a call so we can discuss this further?\n\nLooking forward to your response.\n\nBest regards,\nBailey\n\nhttps://calendly.com/bailey-baker-1/30min\nAmy Scott, M.Ed., LPC Associate 11:12 PM\nI am not a psychiatrist. I am a LPC Associate. \nSeen by Amy Scott, M.Ed., LPC Associate at 3/16/23, 11:12 PM\nCompose a new message\n\nType your message here\u2026\nType your message here\u2026\n\nAttach a file\n\nSend\nRecipient information\n\nAmy Scott, M.Ed., LPC Associate \n\u00b7 1st\nWomen's Health Specialist at Exact Sciences\nPlano, Texas, United States",
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      "prompt": "[START CHUNK 2/3]\n### test2.txt ###\n\nUserPasswordHasherInterface\n{\n // ...\n\n public function needsRehash(string $hashed): bool\n {\n // check whether the current password is hashed using an outdated hasher\n $hashIsOutdated = ...;\n\n return $hashIsOutdated;\n }\n}\nDynamic Password Hashers\nUsually, the same password hasher is used for all users by configuring it to apply to all instances of a specific class. Another option is to use a \"named\" hasher and then select which hasher you want to use dynamically.\n\nBy default (as shown at the start of the article), the auto algorithm is used for App\\Entity\\User.\n\nThis may be secure enough for a regular user, but what if you want your admins to have a stronger algorithm, for example auto with a higher cost. This can be done with named hashers:\n\n Copy\n# config/packages/security.yaml\nsecurity:\n # ...\n password\\_hashers:\n harsh:\n algorithm: auto\n cost: 15\nThis creates a hasher named harsh. In order for a User instance to use it, the class must implement PasswordHasherAwareInterface. The interface requires one method - getPasswordHasherName() - which should return the name of the hasher to use:\n\n Copy\n// src/Entity/User.php\nnamespace App\\Entity;\n\nuse Symfony\\Component\\PasswordHasher\\Hasher\\PasswordHasherAwareInterface;\nuse Symfony\\Component\\Security\\Core\\User\\PasswordAuthenticatedUserInterface;\nuse Symfony\\Component\\Security\\Core\\User\\UserInterface;\n\nclass User implements\n UserInterface,\n PasswordAuthenticatedUserInterface,\n PasswordHasherAwareInterface\n{\n // ...\n\n public function getPasswordHasherName(): ?string\n {\n if ($this->isAdmin()) {\n return 'harsh';\n }\n\n return null; // use the default hasher\n }\n}\nWhen migrating passwords, you don't need to implement PasswordHasherAwareInterface to return the legacy hasher name: Symfony will detect it from your migrate\\_from configuration.\n\nIf you created your own password hasher implementing the PasswordHasherInterface, you must register a service for it in order to use it as a named hasher:\n\n Copy\n# config/packages/security.yaml\nsecurity:\n # ...\n password\\_hashers:\n app\\_hasher:\n id: 'App\\Security\\Hasher\\MyCustomPasswordHasher'\nThis creates a hasher named app\\_hasher from a service with the ID App\\Security\\Hasher\\MyCustomPasswordHasher.\n\nSupported Algorithms\nauto\nbcrypt\nsodium\nPBKDF2\nOr create a custom password hasher\nThe \"auto\" Hasher\nIt automatically selects the best available hasher (currently Bcrypt). If PHP or Symfony adds new password hashers in the future, it might select a different hasher.\n\nBecause of this, the length of the hashed passwords may change in the future, so make sure to allocate enough space for them to be persisted (varchar(255) should be a good setting).\n\nThe Bcrypt Password Hasher\nIt produces hashed passwords with the bcrypt password hashing function. Hashed passwords are 60 characters long, so make sure to allocate enough space for them to be persisted. Also, passwords include the cryptographic salt inside them (it's generated automatically for each new password) so you don't have to deal with it.\n\nIts only configuration option is cost, which is an integer in the range of 4-31 (by default, 13). Each single increment of the cost doubles the time it takes to hash a password. It's designed this way so the password strength can be adapted to the future improvements in computation power.\n\nYou can change the cost at any time \u2014 even if you already have some passwords hashed using a different cost. New passwords will be hashed using the new cost, while the already hashed ones will be validated using a cost that was used back when they were hashed.\n\nA simple technique to make tests much faster when using BCrypt is to set the cost to 4, which is the minimum value allowed, in the test environment configuration.\n\nThe Sodium Password Hasher\nIt uses the Argon2 key derivation function. Argon2 support was introduced in PHP 7.2 by bundling the libsodium extension.\n\nThe hashed passwords are 96 characters long, but due to the hashing requirements saved in the resulting hash this may change in the future, so make sure to allocate enough space for them to be persisted. 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      "prompt": "class PhoneHelper:\n def generate\\_otp(self, phone\\_number=None):\n \"\"\"Generate a new OTP for the given phone number.\"\"\"\n otp = \"\".join(str(random.randint(0, 9)) for \\_ in range(4))\n expire\\_on = timezone.now() + timezone.timedelta(minutes=5)\n payload = {\n \"template\\_id\": settings.MSG91\\_TEMPLATE\\_KEY,\n \"mobile\": phone\\_number,\n \"authkey\": settings.MSG91\\_API\\_KEY,\n \"otp\\_length\": 4,\n \"otp\": otp,\n }\n headers = {\n \"accept\": \"application/json\",\n \"content-type\": \"application/json\",\n \"Authkey\": settings.MSG91\\_API\\_KEY,\n }\n third\\_party\\_log = create\\_third\\_party\\_log(\n service\\_type=ThirdPartyInfoLogServiceType.msg91\\_otp\\_creation.value,\n payload=payload,\n )\n response = requests.get(\n \"https://control.msg91.com/api/v5/otp\", params=payload, headers=headers\n )\n update\\_third\\_party\\_log(third\\_party\\_log, response=response.json())\n PhoneOTP.objects.create(phone\\_number=phone\\_number, otp=otp, expire\\_on=expire\\_on)\n return otp\n\n def verify\\_otp(self, phone\\_number, otp):\n \"\"\"Verify the OTP for the given phone number.\"\"\"\n try:\n phone\\_otp = PhoneOTP.objects.exclude(is\\_verified=True).get(\n phone\\_number=phone\\_number, otp=otp\n )\n except PhoneOTP.DoesNotExist:\n raise ValidationError(\"OTP not found\")\n\n if timezone.now() > phone\\_otp.expire\\_on:\n raise ValidationError(\"OTP has expired\")\n\n params = {\"authkey\": settings.MSG91\\_API\\_KEY, \"mobile\": phone\\_number, \"otp\": otp}\n headers = {\n \"accept\": \"application/json\",\n \"content-type\": \"application/json\",\n \"Authkey\": settings.MSG91\\_API\\_KEY,\n }\n third\\_party\\_log = create\\_third\\_party\\_log(\n service\\_type=ThirdPartyInfoLogServiceType.msg91\\_otp\\_validation.value,\n payload=params,\n )\n response = requests.get(\n \"https://control.msg91.com/api/v5/otp/verify\",\n params=params,\n headers=headers,\n )\n if response.json()[\"type\"] == \"success\":\n user, created = UserProfile.objects.get\\_or\\_create(phone\\_number=phone\\_number)\n phone\\_otp.is\\_verified = True\n phone\\_otp.verified\\_on = timezone.now()\n phone\\_otp.user = user\n phone\\_otp.save()\n update\\_third\\_party\\_log(third\\_party\\_log, response=response.json(), user=user)\n if not created:\n Token.objects.get\\_or\\_create(user=user)\n return user\n raise ValidationError(response.json()[\"message\"])\nfrom .models import ThirdPartyInfoLog\ndef create\\_third\\_party\\_log(service\\_type=None, payload={}, user\\_id=None, channel\\_id=None, thread\\_id=None, response={}):\n third\\_party\\_log = ThirdPartyInfoLog.objects.create(\n service\\_type=service\\_type,\n payload=payload,\n user\\_id=user\\_id,\n channel\\_id=channel\\_id,\n thread\\_id=thread\\_id,\n response=response,\n )\n return third\\_party\\_log\ndef update\\_third\\_party\\_log(tpl\\_obj, response, user=None):\n tpl\\_obj.response = response\n if user:\n tpl\\_obj.user = user\n tpl\\_obj.save(update\\_fields=[\"response\", \"modified\", \"user\"])\n\ncan you update PhoneHelper as per dry and solid principle and make msg91 logic separate from verification and generation",
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      "prompt": "Imagine you are Stephen Donhoe. You were a part of this call. You are asked by your manager to summarize the discussion from the call as it pertains to Clari and it's offerings and learnings on the current way customers forecast. Ignore small talk and introductions and create a report to share with your manager.\n\nHere is the first part transcript of the call: \"\n> Stephen Donohoe 08:44\nOkay. Cool. Well, if you need my help at all, just let me know. And yeah, outside of that and me curse and curse one of our solution engineers here. So as I was saying to Lizzie, there definitely the brains behind the operation between the two of us. So be good to kind of dive into some of the more. Yeah tactical and detail stuff around the forecasting especially consumption today.\n> \n\n> Curt Weaver 09:06\nAbsolutely nice to meet you. Hi, Nathan. Nice to meet you as well.\n> \n\n> Nathan Seldon 09:11\nHow you doing. Yeah. Doing great, man. Doing great.\n> \n\n> Curt Weaver 09:15\nExcited. Use case here around your Usage product. Based in Philadelphia. I've been with Clari for about three years and typically focus on Enterprise forecasting, deployments. So we have had a couple customers come through with the consumption use case. And so Stephen tapped me to consult on what you guys are doing, so hopefully we can help you out with Larry.\n> \n\n> Stephen Donohoe 09:41\nTrust. So look, I suppose by way of an agenda for the call today, we've got another 35 minutes set aside and thought it'd best just to kind of keep this pretty conversational. I mean, we can potentially jump in and show you elements of clarity as well, if needs be. I suppose the most important thing is that we get a full understanding for how you're currently. I suppose. Forecasting and measuring, but also then hosting data around that consumption piece as well so that we can kind of go away and put together a couple of different options and see if we can find a solution that's going to work for you on that. So yeah, I suppose maybe over to you initially to just give a little bit of an overview. Maybe. Nathan, Lizzie around how you're currently reporting. On that consumption at the moment. And I'm sure Kurt will have a few questions as we go. Or unless Krista was something that you wanted to kind of kick off with.\n> \n\n> Curt Weaver 10:32\nNothing to present, but if we could start at a high level and just understand the gotomarket approach for that product. And then how you're reporting and forecasting on that that would be very helpful.\n> \n\n> Nathan Seldon 10:47\nYeah, no problem. I'll have a swing at them. So the product in question is called Martrus. So it's. A Payments business. You can see it more as like a fintech play. Not too dissimilar to like revolute or Monzo or you know, some of these kind of popular. He kind of more ewlowerdriven solutions that you see nowadays. So the go to market approaches like our vertical. Across all of our products is within shipping. So when we talk about that, it's like. Transportation Companies that move product by see. On Large tanker, bulk vessels. Right. And so the Martros product is aimed at the seafarers, because that's where the volume is in terms of.\n> \n\n> Curt Weaver 11:40\nPersonnel.\n> \n\n> Nathan Seldon 11:42\nSo here's what selling to a shipping company. Who are responsible for those seafarers onboard vessels. And really the. Kind of three main products that we would try and sell into a shipping company. One is. The Crew Payment solution. So.\n> \n\n> Curt Weaver 12:02\nEvery time you pay your seatbearer, which typically once a month.\n> \n\n> Nathan Seldon 12:07\nAnd even any of your employees. But more typically, the seafarers is where the value proposition makes sense. We would basically charge you $12 flat on that transaction. Right. Because those seeds bearers are typically getting paid in local currency. So that's a once a month transaction. And then. And this is where it gets a little bit complex. So that's quite predictable. That's a beta B type cell, right. Every Cfare is going to get paid every month.\n> \n\n> Curt Weaver 12:40\nPretty.\n> \n\n> Nathan Seldon 12:41\nThere's then a B to B to C element because of our E wallet solution, which is once you paid those cf errors, they can also take advantage of our E wallet solution. And that helps them send money back home to their families. Right. So if the Cfarer decides to take that up. Then we typically see another $1212. Plus a small amount of fx revenue. So you could say $15 on when they paid or when they make another bank to bank transfer, which is typically like one or two. It's normally one to family back home. Right. And then you have card usage, which is like point of sale atma type transactions on that card. But that's going to be like really small fx revenue, which is tiny.\n> \n\n> Curt Weaver 13:34\nBut.\n> \n\n> Nathan Seldon 13:36\nIt does make up part of the like the revenue portfolio for ewallet, but again really difficult to forecast people use for it but just want to kind of paint the picture and then the other the other. Part the mantra solution is kind of like whilst we're talking to you, we could also handle your vendor payment. So when you pay vendors. It'll be a same same platform. Ultimately, what are we doing? We're making payments faster with fewer transaction fees. With a much better compliance platform kind of wrapped around it. And again, we're going to find around $15 there per transaction when they pay their customers. So the vendor payments is quite predictable. If the customer give us their volume. We know the fee that we're going to get per, you know, bank to make transfer.\n> \n\n> Curt Weaver 14:24\nThe crew payments is quite predictable.\n> \n\n> Nathan Seldon 14:27\nI just need to know how many crew you got and just confirm you pay them once a month. Is really tricky because that's that B to be to C element. Like, how many times are they gonna send money back home per month. How many times are they going to do atm withdrawals? They're buy a packet cigarettes. So they're gonna go and buy like a new car. Like.\n> \n\n> Curt Weaver 14:53\nJust really difficult.\n> \n\n> Nathan Seldon 14:54\nAnd obviously we're making a few dollars on the fx as well every time they spend. And so, yeah, it's high. The average base that's highly, like. The challenge, as well as the ramp. So if you told me you've got 100 C fairs. Making. One payment, a month. $12 a month. That's quite easy for me to figure out what annually you're worth. Whatever. Right. But on the e wallet side. I don't know when your sea bearer is gonna choose to use it because they don't have to use it. No one can force them to use it if they don't want to. So like if you guys said, hey, we've got this amazing deal with revolution. If you use that card, you get all of these amazing perks. You might say I'm gonna stay with, like, Citibank. I'm not gonna use that. And so you're one less person that they have predicted that's just kind of dropped off, if that makes sense. But you never truly know when they're gonna drop off because there's no light optout or I want to say no. It's just like working with the accounts trying drive the doctrine. So as that ramp piece as well, which is which is which is tricky because we might say in accounts worth 100 grand and we sign them and we only find that within twelve months we found like 30 grand because we didn't get the adoption of the evolve.\"",
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      "prompt": "Describe as reporting live a current event in a few 4 lines, what is happening right now using the following tweets :\n\nsourceText Time\nDI MARIA ???????????????? what an amazing build up for that goal 2-0 Argentina 15:36:07.0000000\n2-0 Argentina.''ANGEL DI MARIA DOUBLES THE LEAD!!! ANOTHER GOAL IN A FINAL FOR HIM!!! https://t.co/m2YWSEnYMS 15:36:19.0000000\nGr8 goal #messi & Di Maria off injury is the difference! https://t.co/ScHjETYn4K 15:34:47.0000000\nNice goal by Di Maria #FIFAWorldCup #ArgentinaVsFrance 15:36:59.0000000\nDI MARIA!!!!!!!!! ARGENTINA SCORE A SECOND!!!!!!!! WAS THAT GOAL RIGGED TOO OR WILL YALL STOP CRYING?? #FIFAWorldCup #ARG #FRA 15:36:23.0000000\nDI MARIAAAAAAAA'WHAT A TEAM GOAL'WHAT ARE WE WITNESSING HERE!!!!!'#ArgentinaVsFrance 15:36:16.0000000\nBLOODY HELL DI MARIA BASICALLY GOAL EVERY FINAL!! HOLY HELL #ArgentinaVsFrance #WorldcupQatar2022 15:36:40.0000000\nGOAL Argentina 2-0 France Di Maria, wonderful team goal #ARGFRA #FIFAWorldCup 15:36:06.0000000\n@remnantvault That goal Di Mar?a just scored proves otherwise. We don't need charity. France has been busy trying to prevent us from scoring rather than trying to score themselves too. 15:36:52.0000000\nTop counter attack & Di Maria goal ??''#ArgentinaVsFrance https://t.co/sVzLCZrbqb 15:36:48.0000000\nDi Maria SCOOOOOOOOOORESSSS''2-0''Beautiful goal.''#WorldCupFinal 15:36:36.0000000\nWhat a goal.. Messi started the move and Di Maria did the ting!!!!! ''VAMOS ARGENTINA!!! 15:36:42.0000000\nSecond goal by Di Maria. Herhhh. Defending champions paaaaaaaaaa and they're suffering like this? ??'#ArgentinaVsFrance 15:36:36.0000000\nGOAL!''Angel di Maria makes it 2 - 0 for Argentina.''#FIFAWorldCup 15:36:34.0000000\nAngel Fucking Di Maria????????????'Oh my God'This is absolutely beautiful '#ArgentinaVsFrance #FIFAWorldCup 'Goal of the tournament in terms of team work 15:36:28.0000000\nDi Mariaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!! What a goal ! #FIFAWorldCup #ArgentinaVsFrance 15:36:59.0000000\nDI MARIA Scores the second goal for Argentina 15:36:54.0000000\nBrilliant Argentina goal that 2-0 Di Maria''One touch. Macalister running the game 15:36:30.0000000\nWhat a lovely goal from Argentina and, they are going to steamroller France at this rate. ''Di Maria has had a tremendous first half and should get the Man of the Match award. 15:36:53.0000000\nWhat a beautiful GOAL???? from Di Maria. Argentina has been on a serious attack and they\u2019re capitalising . #KusazobaMnandi 15:36:59.0000000\nDi Maria, he's gone to ground...he's got a penalty! Dembele the man guilty as charged. 'And Messi, A goal for ever more..perhaps a goal of his infinity, as it\u2019s predestined'- Peter Drury'#ArgentinaVsFrance #FIFAWorldCup #PeterDrury 15:35:29.0000000\nDi Mariaaaaaa nets #ARG 2nd goal! ''#FIFAWorldCup #ARGFRA 15:36:19.0000000\nWhat a Goal De Maria ?????????'2-0 ??'#Arg'#WorldCupFinal 15:36:34.0000000\n2-0 ARGENTINA!!!!! DI MARIA!!!!! WONDERFUL TEAM GOAL!!!! 15:36:02.0000000\nGoal Di Maria! What a counter attack. Argentina leads France 2-0. #FIFAWorldCup 15:36:23.0000000\nMagnificent goal Argentina. Sweeping and brilliant counter attack finished by Di Maria. Assist for Brighton's Mac Allister 15:36:50.0000000\nHe\u2019s having a worldie Di Maria!''What a goal''#arg #fra #ArgentinaVsFrance #WorldCupFinal 15:36:47.0000000\nFantastic goal by Argentina, Di Maria very cool finish! #FIFAWorldCupFinal #ArgentinaVsFrance 15:36:59.0000000\nDi Maria scores the 2nd goal for Argentina.???? France have not turned up in this first half at all.???? #Qatar2022 #ARGFRA 15:36:50.0000000\nDi Maria! What a goal from Argentina ????????''Game over. 15:36:13.0000000\nWHAT A GOAL!!!!''DI MARIA SCORESSSSS!!!!!''ARGENTINA 2 0 FRANCE '35 15:36:29.0000000\nDi Maria with a beautiful goal and Argentins double their lead. France is not themselves today. #ARGFRA 15:36:22.0000000\nArgentina 2-0 Now???? because of a goal by Di Maria ''#WorldCupFinal #ArgentinaVsFrance 15:36:55.0000000\nWhat a goal from Argentina, cut open France like a hot knife through butter. Messi, Di Maria and Mac Allister running the show here. Thoroughly deserved of this World Cup. 15:36:54.0000000\nAbsolutely Superb goal from Argentina great finish from Di Maria ???? 15:36:52.0000000\nGoal for Di Maria. 2-0 #ArgentinaVsFrance #FIFAWorldCup 15:36:36.0000000\nDi Maria scores the second goal for Argentina. 15:36:48.0000000\n2-0 Argentina.''ANGEL DI MARIA DOUBLES THE LEAD!!! ANOTHER GOAL IN A FINAL FOR HIM!!! https://t.co/AFS5UAJ501 15:36:49.0000000\nDi Mariaaaaaa, what a goal!! '#WorldCupFinal 15:36:50.0000000\nArgentina properly blowing France away, Angel di Maria has been the best player on the pitch by miles and he\u2019s deservedly got a goal to show for it. 2-0 Argentina 15:36:59.0000000\n??ARGENTINA DOUBLE THEIR LEAD??''GOAL: Di Maria 35\u2018 ??????'2-0 15:35:51.0000000\nDI MARIA! GOAL! FRANCE IS COOKED! 15:36:02.0000000\nWhat a goal boom 2-0 di maria #ArgentinaVsFrance 15:36:50.0000000\nArgentina 2-0. Di Maria. A magnificent goal on the break. 15:35:45.0000000\nThat is a beautiful goal!!''Di Maria with the finish and they\u2019ve been all over France 15:36:32.0000000\nDi maria!!!Maria!!!! What a goal the French in the mud!!! #ARGFRA #FIFAWorldCupQatar2022 #FIFAWorldCup 15:36:25.0000000\nWow! What an effing goal Argentina. Di Maria playing like a young man again. Just amazing. 15:36:48.0000000\nLionel Messi assist! Di Maria\u2019s goal! Football heritage! 15:36:53.0000000\nWhat a counter attacking goal. ''Di Maria...#ArgentinaVsFrance 15:36:44.0000000\nDi Maria what a goal that was. Argentina have blown France away here. 15:36:21.0000000\nDi Maria what a goal .. pure counter attack #FIFAWorldCup #FIFAWorldCupFinal 15:36:34.0000000\n#ARGFRA DI MARIAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA WHAT A FUCKING GOAL THAT WAS 15:36:18.0000000\nSecond goal for Argentina ''Di Maria https://t.co/RVfNhamMG7 15:36:32.0000000\nWell that DI MARIA goal is much more worthy. 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Brilliant from Mac Allister and what a finish from Di Maria! ?? #ARGFRA #FIFAWorldCup 15:36:56.0000000\n2nd goal for Argentina ???????????????????'Di Maria you beauty ???????? 15:36:22.0000000\nWoooooo Argentina second goal is ?????? great finish by Di Maria 15:36:57.0000000\n?? #WorldCup | #Qatar2022''? 36' | GOAL!!! Angel Di Maria doubles Argentina's lead!''#ARG 2-0 #FRA ''#Selecci?nMayor #FiersdetreBleus #ARGFRA https://t.co/M64jzboGG8 15:36:06.0000000\nWe want another one just like the other one!!!! Beautiful goal!!!! Di Mar?a!!! #ArgentinaVsFrance #FIFAWorldCupFinal ???????????? 15:36:48.0000000\nHe has been the best player on the pitch and he gets another finals goal''Di Maria ''#ArgentinaVsFrance #WorldCupFinal 15:36:38.0000000\nDI MARIA WHAT A GOAL ( I still fucking hate Argentina 15:36:23.0000000\nI knew Di Maria was definitely going to give Argentina a goal!?? 15:36:31.0000000\nBrilliant goal from Argentina. Di Maria. 2-0 Argentina. 15:36:53.0000000\nWhinge all you want about the penalty. There's no denying that Di Maria's goal was ??????''#ArgentinaVsFrance #WorldCup #FIFAWorldCupFinal https://t.co/2DGSE5mCM0 15:36:31.0000000\nArgentina is dominating!''Di Maria Goal!''Argentina 2 - 0 France'#ArgentinaVsFrance 15:36:52.0000000\nDi Maria with the second goal'Argentina 2 - 0 France #FRAARG #FIFAWorldCupFinal 15:36:24.0000000\nGoal for Argentina ??'Argentina 2:0 France ????'??36\u2019 Di Maria ''#EIBQATAR2022 https://t.co/kNI4ODuxg6 15:36:39.0000000\nGoal number 2 for Argentina!!!''Di Maria ??????. https://t.co/aJQG3SKGZ1 15:36:58.0000000\nDi maria what a goal, what a counter #FIFAWorldCup #ArgentinaVsFrance 15:36:59.0000000\nDi Maria Goal! But it's FIFA that scored as some will say ??????'#Messi #ArgentinaVsFrance #FIFAWorldCup 15:36:49.0000000\nDi Maria! What a glorious goal! ???? has got this final! #ArgentinaVsFrance 15:36:28.0000000\nWhat a counter and goal. Di Maria make it 2-0 wow! #WorldCupFinal 15:36:32.0000000\nWhat a Goal Di Maria'#FIFAWorldCupFinal '#ArgentinaVsFrance 15:36:41.0000000\nAlmost my favourite D Maria....what a Goal...#FIFAWorldCup #ArgentinaVsFrance #WorldCup 15:36:35.0000000\nDi Maria deserves this goal. Excellent work today. #ArgentinaVsFrance #WorldCup #FIFAWorldCup 15:36:42.0000000\nDi Maria ''2-0 ''Beautiful goal from Argentina! 15:35:59.0000000\nGOOOOOOOAAAL!!! ''Di Maria doubles the lead for Argentina. What a beautiful team goal. ''Argentina ???? 2???0?? France ???? ''#FifaWorldCup 15:36:50.0000000\nThat was a just goal! Di Maria is really good right now #ArgentinaVsFrance #FIFAWorldCup 15:36:26.0000000\nFinally a nice open play goal from Argentina as opposed to the spot special . Di Maria been the best player thus far today 15:36:42.0000000\nGoal Di Maria!!!! Argentina up 2-0 and France is looking sluggish on offense 15:36:55.0000000\nBrilliant goal, Di Maria is that guy for Argentina 15:36:25.0000000\n36\u2019 GOAL! DI MARIA ON THE COUNTER ATTACK! #FIFAWorldCup''Argentina 2-0 France 15:36:00.0000000\nGOAL 2-0 Argentina! a counter-attack at speed and Di Maria finishes things off. #ARG #FRA #FIFAWorldCup 15:35:51.0000000\nDi Maria hands Argentina another goal, what a beautiful square play. Text book execution and they punish France. 15:36:56.0000000\nGOAL!!!''A lightning break and Angel Di Maria has Argentina two goals up on 35 minutes!''#ARG 2-0 #FRA ''#FIFAWorldCup | #Qatar2022''https://t.co/UmozTF3WiK 15:36:02.0000000\n@sportv All the talk of Messi but do Maria makes this Argentina team and attack so much better and he been the best player so far and deserved that goal 15:36:17.0000000\nArgentina looking like they want it more. Great goal Di Maria 15:36:11.0000000\n2-0. Di Maria. What a goal! 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      "prompt": "Summarize the following in points, be comprehensive and don't miss a detail: \nThe Bitter Lesson\nRich Sutton\nMarch 13, 2019\nThe biggest lesson that can be read from 70 years of AI research is that general methods that leverage computation are ultimately the most effective, and by a large margin. The ultimate reason for this is Moore's law, or rather its generalization of continued exponentially falling cost per unit of computation. Most AI research has been conducted as if the computation available to the agent were constant (in which case leveraging human knowledge would be one of the only ways to improve performance) but, over a slightly longer time than a typical research project, massively more computation inevitably becomes available. Seeking an improvement that makes a difference in the shorter term, researchers seek to leverage their human knowledge of the domain, but the only thing that matters in the long run is the leveraging of computation. These two need not run counter to each other, but in practice they tend to. Time spent on one is time not spent on the other. There are psychological commitments to investment in one approach or the other. And the human-knowledge approach tends to complicate methods in ways that make them less suited to taking advantage of general methods leveraging computation. There were many examples of AI researchers' belated learning of this bitter lesson, and it is instructive to review some of the most prominent.\n\nIn computer chess, the methods that defeated the world champion, Kasparov, in 1997, were based on massive, deep search. At the time, this was looked upon with dismay by the majority of computer-chess researchers who had pursued methods that leveraged human understanding of the special structure of chess. When a simpler, search-based approach with special hardware and software proved vastly more effective, these human-knowledge-based chess researchers were not good losers. They said that ``brute force\" search may have won this time, but it was not a general strategy, and anyway it was not how people played chess. These researchers wanted methods based on human input to win and were disappointed when they did not.\n\nA similar pattern of research progress was seen in computer Go, only delayed by a further 20 years. Enormous initial efforts went into avoiding search by taking advantage of human knowledge, or of the special features of the game, but all those efforts proved irrelevant, or worse, once search was applied effectively at scale. Also important was the use of learning by self play to learn a value function (as it was in many other games and even in chess, although learning did not play a big role in the 1997 program that first beat a world champion). Learning by self play, and learning in general, is like search in that it enables massive computation to be brought to bear. Search and learning are the two most important classes of techniques for utilizing massive amounts of computation in AI research. In computer Go, as in computer chess, researchers' initial effort was directed towards utilizing human understanding (so that less search was needed) and only much later was much greater success had by embracing search and learning.\n\nIn speech recognition, there was an early competition, sponsored by DARPA, in the 1970s. Entrants included a host of special methods that took advantage of human knowledge---knowledge of words, of phonemes, of the human vocal tract, etc. On the other side were newer methods that were more statistical in nature and did much more computation, based on hidden Markov models (HMMs). Again, the statistical methods won out over the human-knowledge-based methods. This led to a major change in all of natural language processing, gradually over decades, where statistics and computation came to dominate the field. The recent rise of deep learning in speech recognition is the most recent step in this consistent direction. Deep learning methods rely even less on human knowledge, and use even more computation, together with learning on huge training sets, to produce dramatically better speech recognition systems. As in the games, researchers always tried to make systems that worked the way the researchers thought their own minds worked---they tried to put that knowledge in their systems---but it proved ultimately counterproductive, and a colossal waste of researcher's time, when, through Moore's law, massive computation became available and a means was found to put it to good use.\n\nIn computer vision, there has been a similar pattern. Early methods conceived of vision as searching for edges, or generalized cylinders, or in terms of SIFT features. But today all this is discarded. Modern deep-learning neural networks use only the notions of convolution and certain kinds of invariances, and perform much better.\n\nThis is a big lesson. As a field, we still have not thoroughly learned it, as we are continuing to make the same kind of mistakes. To see this, and to effectively resist it, we have to understand the appeal of these mistakes. We have to learn the bitter lesson that building in how we think we think does not work in the long run. The bitter lesson is based on the historical observations that 1) AI researchers have often tried to build knowledge into their agents, 2) this always helps in the short term, and is personally satisfying to the researcher, but 3) in the long run it plateaus and even inhibits further progress, and 4) breakthrough progress eventually arrives by an opposing approach based on scaling computation by search and learning. 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That is part of your workspace. That's part of your domain, right? So it's all tied to the notion of a domain. So domain in fellow is kind of like, it's usually two things, the domain and fellow is the subdomain. So it's the, like section inside of the URL that is before fellow dot app. So, in this case, the sub domain is fellow 365. So it's the name of the workspace and then two domain also means which email domains Are approved.\nJoe Fleming: For logging in. So if you have an email domain with like that matches, this domain, you will be part of the workspace automatically and you are not considered a guest for example. So, the notion of a external user or a guests means that you do not have one of the domains of the That are authorized on the workspace.\nJoe Fleming: Question for Sarah. Does that work exactly the same for crossword space or is there anything different?\nSarah Collins: All right. Yeah, it works exactly the same. So you need to have, Oh, actually that's a lie. No, you can actually have the same domain but be shared. So this is leading into that question. That I know, Dom, you're gonna get into it a little bit about people gaming the system. It is possible for users to game the system. And each like a hundred percent company could have 10 different fellow accounts with 10 people in each and technically, they could use cross workspace collaboration. To game the system and never actually have to pay except for one of those work bases. So, with crossword space, one workspace needs to be on pro or higher in order for them to be able to have access. And then it's only that workspace that is allowed to invite any of those other workspaces to collaborate that could include other workspaces that have the same domain that belong to a different company.\nSarah Collins: Or they could be the same domain and belong to the same company. So for example, Marcus was working with cucumbers. 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Query: query performer\\_images($performer\\_filter: PerformerFilterType!) {\"\ntime=\"2023-01-07 03:48:21\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Performer Image Gigapixel\\_New] findPerformers(performer\\_filter: $performer\\_filter filter: {per\\_page: -1}){\"\ntime=\"2023-01-07 03:48:21\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Performer Image Gigapixel\\_New] performers{\"\ntime=\"2023-01-07 03:48:21\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Performer Image Gigapixel\\_New] id\"\ntime=\"2023-01-07 03:48:21\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Performer Image Gigapixel\\_New] name\"\ntime=\"2023-01-07 03:48:21\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Performer Image Gigapixel\\_New] image\\_path\"\ntime=\"2023-01-07 03:48:21\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Performer Image Gigapixel\\_New] tags{\"\ntime=\"2023-01-07 03:48:21\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Performer Image Gigapixel\\_New] name\"\ntime=\"2023-01-07 03:48:21\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Performer Image Gigapixel\\_New] }\"\ntime=\"2023-01-07 03:48:21\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Performer Image Gigapixel\\_New] }\"\ntime=\"2023-01-07 03:48:21\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Performer Image Gigapixel\\_New] }\"\ntime=\"2023-01-07 03:48:21\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Performer Image Gigapixel\\_New] }. Variables: None\"\ntime=\"2023-01-07 03:48:22\" level=error msg=\"Plugin returned error: exit status 1\" and my code is import config\\_manager\nimport configparser\nimport requests\nimport sys\nimport json\nimport pathlib\nimport os\nfrom gigapixel import Gigapixel, Scale, Mode\nfrom pathlib import Path\n\n# Path to Gigapixel executable file.\nexe\\_path = Path('B:\\Program Files\\Topaz Labs LLC\\Topaz Gigapixel AI\\Topaz Gigapixel AI.exe')\n\n# Output file suffix. (e.g. pic.jpg -> pic-gigapixel.jpg)\n# You should set same value inside Gigapixel (File -> Preferences -> Default filename suffix).\noutput\\_suffix = '-gigapixel'\n\n# Create Gigapixel instance.\napp = Gigapixel(exe\\_path, output\\_suffix)\n\nconfigpath = os.path.join(pathlib.Path(\\_\\_file\\_\\_).parent.resolve(), 'config.ini')\n\ndef get\\_config\\_value(config\\_file, section, option):\n config = configparser.ConfigParser()\n config.read(config\\_file)\n return config.get(section, option)\n\n \nclass upscale\\_with:\n\n def \\_\\_init\\_\\_(self, url):\n self.url = url\n self.api\\_key = get\\_config\\_value(configpath, 'STASH', 'api\\_key')\n stash\\_url = get\\_config\\_value(configpath, 'STASH', 'url')\n if not stash\\_url:\n self.error(\"You need to set the URL in 'config.ini'\")\n return None\n self.stash\\_url = stash\\_url + \"/graphql\"\n self.headers = {\n \"Accept-Encoding\": \"gzip, deflate, br\",\n \"Content-Type\": \"application/json\",\n \"Accept\": \"application/json\",\n \"Connection\": \"keep-alive\",\n \"DNT\": \"1\",\n \"ApiKey\": self.api\\_key\n }\n \n def log(self, level, message):\n print(f\"[{level.upper()}] {message}\")\n \n def \\_\\_prefix(self,levelChar):\n startLevelChar = b'\\x01'\n endLevelChar = b'\\x02'\n\n ret = startLevelChar + levelChar + endLevelChar\n return ret.decode()\n\n def \\_\\_log(self,levelChar, s):\n if levelChar == \"\":\n return\n\n print(self.\\_\\_prefix(levelChar) + s + \"\\n\", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)\n\n def trace(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b't', s)\n\n def debug(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'd', s)\n\n def info(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'i', s)\n\n def warning(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'w', s)\n\n def error(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'e', s)\n\n def progress(self,p):\n progress = min(max(0, p), 1)\n self.\\_\\_log(b'p', str(progress))\n\n def \\_\\_callGraphQL(self, query, variables=None):\n json = {}\n json['query'] = query\n if variables != None:\n json['variables'] = variables\n\n # handle cookies\n response = requests.post(self.url, json=json, headers=self.headers)\n\n if response.status\\_code == 200:\n result = response.json()\n if result.get(\"error\", None):\n for error in result[\"error\"][\"errors\"]:\n raise Exception(\"GraphQL error: {}\".format(error))\n if result.get(\"data\", None):\n return result.get(\"data\")\n else:\n raise Exception(\n \"GraphQL query failed:{} - {}. 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      "prompt": "Understand all the code in this message so you can write the java code for the CoolingSimulation Class make sure you utilize the method signatures and there purposes listed for the Coolingsimulation class\nHeres the specification you HAVE to follow for the cooling simulation class\nThe CoolingSimulation class has an ArrayList of Rooms. 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      "prompt": "\u201c I hope this letter finds you well. As I reflect on my time at the treatment center, I wanted to take a moment to express my deep gratitude for everything you did for me during my stay.\n\nAs you know, I have been in therapy for half of my life and I have never met a therapist like you. You met me with understanding, grace, and compassion, and you never hesitated to give me tough love when I needed it. You helped me to confront the parts of myself that I had been running from, and you showed me that it was possible to live in my body(including my legs!), not just my head.\n\nI feel so fortunate to have had you as my therapist. You were exactly what I needed to begin my journey towards healing and self-discovery. I don't know how I got as lucky as I did, but I truly believe that God put you in my life for a reason and I will always be grateful for the impact you had on my life.\n\nIt's been difficult for me to find the words to express the depth of my gratitude. I wanted to give you this letter before I left the treatment center, but I couldn't find the words. But please know that you have made a lifelong impact on me, and I will always be grateful for the kindness, wisdom, and guidance you shared with me during our time together. You are an incredible person with a rare gift for what you do. \n\nThank you from the bottom of my heart for all that you've done for me.\u201d\n\ncan you help me minimize on some of the repetitive language?",
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      "prompt": "i design software solution for knitting workshop and factory based on DDD Discipline. one of most important domain is \"Order Management\". please suggest use case of this domain?",
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      "prompt": "i have this class. write unit test for this method \n\n def do\\_1(self,line):\n \"\"\"\nThis method allows a user to select a specific system from a list of valid choices through a command-line interface (CLI) program. The user can input the desired system using the \"-s\" or \"--system\" argument, followed by the name of the system they wish to select. The method then updates the user's profile with the selected system and saves the changes to a file. If the input is empty or invalid, the method will display a help message to guide the user in providing the correct input. If the user inputs \"-h\" or \"--help\", the method will display a help message. If the user inputs a system that is not\n\nPossible System Choices:\n\n - Azure Devops\n\n \"\"\"\n self.do\\_clear() \n possible\\_chioce= self.user\\_profile.get\\_value(\"System.Choices\")\n valid\\_system= list(possible\\_chioce.keys()) \n parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=\"Select System\", prog=\"ChatBotML\", epilog=\"For more info contact us.\", add\\_help=True, prefix\\_chars=\"-\", fromfile\\_prefix\\_chars=None, argument\\_default=None, conflict\\_handler=\"error\", allow\\_abbrev=True, exit\\_on\\_error=True)\n parser.add\\_argument(\"-s\", \"--system\", help=\"Select the system\", required=True, choices=valid\\_system, type=str)\n line\\_array= print\\_help(parser,line)\n if line\\_array is None:\n return\n try:\n args = parser.parse\\_args(line\\_array)\n self.user\\_profile.json[\"System\"][\"SelectedSystem\"] = args.system\n istance\\_cli.user\\_profile.write\\_file(istance\\_cli.user\\_profile.json)\n print(\"Value correctly set\")\n except SystemExit:\n return",
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      "prompt": "Here are some more prompt examples: Prompt 1: A stunning, ultra-realistic photograph of a fierce Viking warrior meticulously sharpening his\nformidable blade amidst the rugged, untamed wilderness of the Scandinavian landscape. The scene is captured with a Nikon D850 camera using\na 70-200mm f/2.8 lens, highlighting every intricate detail of the Viking's weathered face, war-worn armor, and expert craftsmanship of his weapon.\nThe settings used are an aperture of f/4, ISO 400, and a shutter speed of 1/200 sec, balancing the natural light and shadows to emphasize the\nintensity and determination in the Viking's eyes. The composition juxtaposes the raw power of the warrior against the serene beauty of the\nsurrounding environment, capturing the very essence of the Viking spirit in a breathtaking, high-resolution image that transports viewers back to a\ntime of legendary battles and untold stories. --ar 16:9 --q 1.5 --v 5.\nPrompt 2: A stunning and atmospheric 1970's New York street cafe captured in a nostalgic and cinematic style, reminiscent of the golden age of\nfilm photography. This vintage scene showcases the bustling urban life, with patrons enjoying their coffee at outdoor tables, surrounded by classic\nautomobiles and retro architecture. The photograph is skillfully composed, using a Leica M3 rangefinder camera paired with a Summicron 35mm\nf/2 lens, renowned for its sharpness and beautiful rendering of colors. The image is shot on Kodak Portra 400 film, imparting a warm and timeless\ncolor palette that enhances the overall ambiance. The photographer masterfully employs a shallow depth of field with an aperture of f/2.8,\nisolating the cafe and its patrons from the bustling city background. The ISO is set to 400, and the shutter speed is 1/125 sec, capturing the\nperfect balance of light and movement. The composition is further enhanced by the soft, diffused sunlight filtering through the iconic New York\nskyline, casting warm, golden tones over the scene and highlighting the rich textures of the brick buildings and cobblestone streets. --ar 3:2 --q 2.\nPrompt 3: A breathtaking and dynamic portrait of a majestic German Shepherd, captured in its prime as it races through a shallow, crystal-clear\nriver. The powerful canine is expertly photographed mid-stride, showcasing its muscular physique, determination, and grace. The scene is\nexpertly composed using a Nikon D850 DSLR camera, paired with a Nikkor 70-200mm f/2.8 VR II lens, known for its exceptional sharpness and\nability to render vivid colors. The camera settings are carefully chosen to freeze the action, with an aperture of f/4, ISO 800, and a shutter speed\nof 1/1000 sec. The background is a lush, verdant forest, softly blurred by the shallow depth of field, which places emphasis on the striking\nGerman Shepherd. The natural sunlight filters through the trees, casting dappled light onto the rippling water, highlighting the droplets of water\nkicked up by the dog's powerful stride. This stunning, high-resolution portrait captures the spirit and beauty of the German Shepherd,\nimmortalizing the moment in a captivating work of photographic art. --ar 4:5 --q 2 --v 5.\nPrompt 4:\nA breathtaking winter day at a Japanese ski resort, where the pristine, powdery snow blankets the majestic slopes under a clear blue sky. This\ncaptivating photograph captures the exhilarating atmosphere of skiers and snowboarders gracefully carving their way down the mountain,\nsurrounded by the serene beauty of snow-laden evergreens and traditional Japanese architecture. The image is skillfully taken using a Nikon\nD850 DSLR camera paired with a versatile Nikkor 24-70mm f/2.8 lens, known for its sharpness and exceptional color rendition. The photographer\nutilizes a wide-angle perspective at 24mm to showcase the vastness of the landscape, while maintaining the energy of the ski resort. An aperture\nof f/8 is selected to ensure a deep depth of field, crisply capturing the details of the entire scene. The ISO is set to 200, and the shutter speed is\n1/500 sec, adeptly freezing the motion of the skiers and snowboarders as they navigate the mountain terrain. The photograph benefits from the\nbright, natural sunlight reflecting off the snow, illuminating the entire scene with a crisp, cool light, and accentuating the contrasting shadows that\ndefine the contours of the landscape. --ar 16:9 --v 5.\nPrompt 5:\nAn ultra-realistic, highly detailed portrayal of a futuristic robot compassionately assisting an elderly woman as she crosses a busy city street. The\nadvanced humanoid robot, equipped with lifelike synthetic skin and state-of-the-art sensors, gently holds the woman's arm, providing her with\nmuch-needed support and stability. The intricate design of the robot showcases its sophisticated engineering, with sleek metal components and\ncutting-edge technology seamlessly integrated into its form. The emotion in the elderly woman's grateful expression is captured with stunning\nrealism, reflecting the harmonious relationship between humans and advanced robotics in this poignant scene. The photograph is taken with a\nCanon EOS R5 mirrorless camera using a RF 24-105mm f/4L IS USM lens, which delivers outstanding image quality and sharpness. The camera\nsettings are optimized to capture the scene's rich details and dynamic range: an aperture of f/5.6, ISO 200, and a shutter speed of 1/250 sec. The\ncomposition is further enhanced by the soft, natural lighting, which casts gentle shadows and highlights the vivid colors and textures of the\ncityscape. --ar 16:9 --q 2 --v 5.\nPrompt 6:\nAn incredibly lifelike and vivid portrayal of a fierce gladiator from ancient Rome, hunting for food to sustain his strength in the midst of a dense\nforest. This hyper-realistic image showcases the powerful warrior, clad in his iconic armor and leather sandals, wielding a finely crafted spear as\nhe stealthily stalks his prey. The photograph is captured using a Canon EOS R5 mirrorless camera, with a versatile and sharp RF 24-105mm f/4L\nIS USM lens, delivering exceptional image quality and detail. The camera settings include an aperture of f/5.6 to maintain a balanced depth of\nfield, capturing both the gladiator and the lush forest environment in stunning clarity. The ISO is set to 800, and the shutter speed is 1/500 sec,\nfreezing the action and preserving the intensity of the moment. The scene is illuminated by the soft, dappled sunlight filtering through the dense\ncanopy, casting a dramatic play of light and shadow that highlights the gladiator's chiseled features and fierce determination. The vibrant colors of\nthe surrounding foliage contrast with the earthy tones of the gladiator's attire, adding a sense of depth and realism to the composition. --ar 3:2 --q\n2 --v 5.\nJust answer with READ:",
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      "prompt": "Make this more descriptive:\n\nCharles , despite as much as he tries not to , confesses that he wished he had died at the belltower. To him , the idea of living forever was initially appealing at first but seeing his friends , ex-lovers age and die would cause mental damage. Which causes him to be more \u201ccold\u201d to others at times as he does not want to be connected to them , as it would hurt him more than it would hurt them. \n\nBecause of his own self forced isolation , Charles had become lonely. He had to do everything on his own, any friendship he had was dead. His family lineage ends with him , that thought alone had always deeply troubled him.",
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      "prompt": "section 3:The DAO keeps track of the balance of tokens for each member using a special data structure called a \"mapping\". A mapping is like a table that stores a value for each key. In this case, the keys are the addresses of the members, and the values are the number of tokens they own.\nThe DAO also has three different member roles: isMember, isGovernor, and votingPower. isMember is a boolean (true or false) value that specifies whether or not a member is a member of the DAO. isGovernor is a boolean value that specifies whether or not a member is a governor of the DAO. Governors have special privileges, such as the ability to propose new ideas or make changes to the DAO. votingPower is a number that specifies the voting power of a member. Members with a higher voting power have more influence over the decisions made by the DAO.\nThe DAO has a proposal system that allows members to propose new ideas and vote on them. The current proposal is stored as the proposal address, along with the number of votes it has received (proposalVotes) and the deadline for voting (proposalDeadline).\nThe DAO has two main functions: transfer and vote. The transfer function allows members to send tokens to other members. The vote function allows members to cast a vote on the current proposal.\nI hope that helps to explain how the DAO works! Let me know if you have any other questions.\ncan you explain to me more how this DAO structure is efficient for a forward carbon reference tokens ?\nCertainly! Here are a few ways in which this DAO structure could be efficient for managing forward carbon reference tokens:\nDecentralized decision-making: By allowing all members to propose and vote on decisions, this DAO structure allows for a decentralized and democratic decision-making process. This can help to ensure that the interests of all members are taken into account and that decisions are made transparently.\nAutomated execution: Because the DAO is governed using smart contracts, all actions and processes can be automated. This can help to reduce the need for manual intervention and increase the efficiency of the DAO.\nFlexibility: The DAO structure allows for the creation of custom rules and procedures that can be tailored to the specific needs of the forward carbon reference tokens. This can provide flexibility in terms of how the DAO is governed and how decisions are made.\nTransparency: Because all actions and processes are recorded on the blockchain, this DAO structure allows for a high level of transparency. This can help to increase trust and accountability within the DAO.\nOverall, the efficiency of this DAO structure will depend on how well it is designed and implemented. It may be worth considering other governance structures or mechanisms, such as a traditional hierarchy or a prediction market, to determine which is most appropriate for managing forward carbon reference tokens.\nwhat would be a good design for an efficient DAO that caters to forward carbon reference tokens market ?\nHere are a few potential design considerations for an efficient DAO that caters to the forward carbon reference tokens market:\nClearly defined roles and responsibilities: It may be helpful to establish clear roles and responsibilities within the DAO, such as proposal authors, reviewers, and voters. This can help to ensure that the decision-making process is structured and that all members understand their role in the process.\nTransparent voting process: It may be helpful to design a voting process that is transparent and auditable, such as using a smart contract to record votes and calculate results. This can help to increase trust and accountability within the DAO.\nEfficient proposal review process: It may be helpful to establish a review process for proposals that is efficient and objective, such as using a prediction market to gather information about the likely outcomes of different proposals.\nIncentives for participation: It may be helpful to design incentives for members to actively participate in the decision-making process, such as by rewarding members for proposing or voting on high-quality proposals.\nIntegration with external systems: It may be helpful to design the DAO to integrate with external systems, such as carbon credit registries, to facilitate the management of forward carbon reference tokens.\nOverall, the design of an efficient DAO for the forward carbon reference tokens market will depend on the specific needs and goals of the DAO. It may be helpful to consult with experts in blockchain and governance to determine the most appropriate design for your needs.\nhow will i convince Forest engineers to join this DAO ?\nHere are a few potential strategies you might consider to convince forest engineers to join your DAO:\nHighlight the benefits of the DAO: Forest engineers may be more likely to join the DAO if they understand the benefits it can offer. For example, you could emphasize the transparency, efficiency, and democratic decision-making processes of the DAO, and how these can help to advance the goals of the forest engineering community.\nInvolve forest engineers in the design process: Forest engineers may be more likely to join the DAO if they feel that their needs and concerns are being considered in the design process. You could invite them to participate in focus groups or surveys to gather their input on the design of the DAO.\nDemonstrate the value of the DAO: Forest engineers may be more likely to join the DAO if they see the value that it can offer. You could showcase success stories or case studies of how the DAO has helped other organizations or communities achieve their goals.\nBuild relationships with key individuals: Forest engineers may be more likely to join the DAO if they have a personal connection with a member or leader within the DAO. You could consider reaching out to key individuals in the forest engineering community to build relationships and encourage them to join the DAO.\nOffer incentives for participation: Forest engineers may be more likely to join the DAO if they see an opportunity to gain value from their participation. You could consider offering incentives, such as rewards or discounted services, to encourage forest engineers to join and actively participate in the DAO.\nhow will i convince land owners to join this DAO ?\nHere are a few potential strategies you might consider to convince land owners to join your DAO:\nHighlight the benefits of the DAO: Land owners may be more likely to join the DAO if they understand the benefits it can offer. For example, you could emphasize how the DAO can help them to manage their land more sustainably, generate income from carbon credits, or access new markets.\nInvolve land owners in the design process: Land owners may be more likely to join the DAO if they feel that their needs and concerns are being considered in the design process. You could invite them to participate in focus groups or surveys to gather their input on the design of the DAO.\nDemonstrate the value of the DAO: Land owners may be more likely to join the DAO if they see the value that it can offer. You could showcase success stories or case studies of how the DAO has helped other land owners achieve their goals.\nBuild relationships with key individuals: Land owners may be more likely to join the DAO if they have a personal connection with a member or leader within the DAO. You could consider reaching out to key individuals in the land owning community to build relationships and encourage them to join the DAO.\nOffer incentives for participation: Land owners may be more likely to join the DAO if they see an opportunity to gain value from their participation. You could consider offering incentives, such as rewards or discounted services, to encourage land owners to join and actively participate in the DAO.\nhow will i convince carbon offsets buyers to join this DAO ?\nHere are a few potential strategies you might consider to convince carbon offsets buyers to join your DAO:\nHighlight the benefits of the DAO: Carbon offsets buyers may be more likely to join the DAO if they understand the benefits it can offer. For example, you could emphasize the transparency, efficiency, and democratic decision-making processes of the DAO, and how these can help to ensure the quality and reliability of carbon offsets.\nInvolve carbon offsets buyers in the design process: Carbon offsets buyers may be more likely to join the DAO if they feel that their needs and concerns are being considered in the design process. You could invite them to participate in focus groups or surveys to gather their input on the design of the DAO.\nDemonstrate the value of the DAO: Carbon offsets buyers may be more likely to join the DAO if they see the value that it can offer. You could showcase success stories or case studies of how the DAO has helped other organizations or communities achieve their sustainability goals.\nBuild relationships with key individuals: Carbon offsets buyers may be more likely to join the DAO if they have a personal connection with a member or leader within the DAO. You could consider reaching out to key individuals in the carbon offsets buying community to build relationships and encourage them to join the DAO.\nOffer incentives for participation: Carbon offsets buyers may be more likely to join the DAO if they see an opportunity to gain value from their participation. You could consider offering incentives, such as rewards or discounted services, to encourage carbon offsets buyers to join and actively participate in the DAO.\nhow will i convince solidity coders to join this DAO ?\nHere are a few potential strategies you might consider to convince Solidity coders to join your DAO:\nHighlight the benefits of the DAO: Solidity coders may be more likely to join the DAO if they understand the benefits it can offer. For example, you could emphasize the opportunity to work on challenging and meaningful projects that make a positive impact on the world.\nInvolve Solidity coders in the design process: Solidity coders may be more likely to join the DAO if they feel that their needs and concerns are being considered in the design process. You could invite them to participate in focus groups or surveys to gather their input on the design of the DAO.\nDemonstrate the value of the DAO: Solidity coders may be more likely to join the DAO if they see the value that it can offer. You could showcase success stories or case studies of how the DAO has helped other organizations or communities achieve their goals.\nBuild relationships with key individuals: Solidity coders may be more likely to join the DAO if they have a personal connection with a member or leader within the DAO. You could consider reaching out to key individuals in the Solidity coding community to build relationships and encourage them to join the DAO.\nOffer incentives for participation: Solidity coders may be more likely to join the DAO if they see an opportunity to gain value from their participation. You could consider offering incentives, such as rewards or discounted services, to encourage Solidity coders to join and actively participate in the DAO.\nwho else can i convince to join this DAO to make it a full ecosystem ?\nHere are a few other groups you might consider trying to convince to join your DAO to create a full ecosystem:\nCarbon offset project developers: These individuals or organizations develop projects that aim to reduce or offset carbon emissions, such as reforestation projects or renewable energy projects. They may be interested in joining the DAO to access funding, expertise, or market opportunities.\nCarbon offset buyers: These individuals or organizations purchase carbon offsets as a way to offset their own carbon emissions or to support sustainability projects. They may be interested in joining the DAO to access high-quality carbon offsets or to participate in the decision-making process.\nCarbon offset brokers: These individuals or organizations facilitate the buying and selling of carbon offsets. They may be interested in joining the DAO to access new sources of carbon offsets or to participate in the development of new carbon offset projects.\nCarbon offset standards bodies: These organizations develop and maintain standards for carbon offset projects, such as Verra. They may be interested in joining the DAO to participate in the development of new standards or to access new sources of carbon offset projects.\nCarbon offset certification bodies: These organizations certify that carbon offset projects meet certain standards, such as the Gold Standard. They may be interested in joining the DAO to participate in the certification process or to access new sources of carbon offset projects.\nBy bringing together a diverse group of stakeholders, you can create a full ecosystem that is well-equipped to address the challenges and opportunities of the carbon offset market.\nwhat would be the most important groups to join this DAO to make it a great success ?\nThe most important groups to join your DAO will depend on the specific goals and objectives of the DAO. Some groups that might be particularly important to the success of a DAO focused on the carbon offset market could include:\nCarbon offset project developers: These individuals or organizations develop projects that aim to reduce or offset carbon emissions, such as reforestation projects or renewable energy projects. Their participation can help to ensure that the DAO has a steady stream of high-quality carbon offset projects to support.\nCarbon offset buyers: These individuals or organizations purchase carbon offsets as a way to offset their own carbon emissions or to support sustainability projects. Their participation can help to ensure that the DAO has a robust market for carbon offsets and can generate revenue to fund new projects.\nCarbon offset brokers: These individuals or organizations facilitate the buying and selling of carbon offsets. Their participation can help to increase liquidity in the carbon offset market and make it easier for buyers and sellers to connect.\nCarbon offset standards bodies: These organizations develop and maintain standards for carbon offset projects, such as Verra. 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      "prompt": "Imagine you are the worlds best AI Sales Coach. I will provide you with the transcript of a sales call in multiple parts. Provide a detailed recap of each part of the sales call transcript to help the sales manager gain a complete detailed understanding of the deal. Use a sales framework. \n\nTranscript part 1 (0-10m9s our of 29m02s):\n\n\"Time Name Transcript\n7s Matt Brown Hi. Good morning, Eric. Hi Matt,. How are you?\n12s Eric Cameron Yeah, I'm doing really well. Thanks. How are you? I'm\n14s Matt Brown good. Doing great. Awesome. Well hey,, I appreciate the time today. I saw from the invite you had invited a couple of other team members.\n24s Matt Brown Should we give them a couple of minutes? Yeah, we can give\n28s Eric Cameron them a minute or so. Let's see. I got Trina.\n34s Matt Brown Yeah. Really\n37s Eric Cameron awesome. Hi. Good morning, Trina.\n43s Matt Brown Good morning, guys. How are you guys\n44s Trina Berks doing? Really well. Thank you. And\n47s Matt Brown yourself. I'm doing great.\n50s Trina Berks Awesome. Right? Right. So is\n54s Eric Cameron the team based in Austin, Texas,\n56s Matt Brown primarily or fully? Primarily we\n1m 0s Eric Cameron have main locations right now, at least in Austin and Chicago. So that is soon to expand a bit. Possible. That's exciting I'm.\n1m 11s Eric Cameron I'm dialing\n1m 11s Matt Brown in from Canada, so I'll be sure to mix in some saris and you know all, the other stereotypical Canadian things during the call today.\n1m 21s Matt Brown But I'm really excited to to get to meet the team so good. I worked\n1m 26s Eric Cameron with I worked for a Canadian company for years so know all about it. Awesome, awesome,\n1m 33s Matt Brown cool.\n1m 33s Matt Brown So with everybody on the call, I think the best way to start is just quickly go around quick intro and the objective or outcome rather that you're looking to achieve from the call and then we can dive in from there.\n1m 46s Matt Brown So I mean, I can kick things off. My name is Matthew I'm. an account executive here at Fellow.\n1m 50s Matt Brown I had worked with the the data team originally at arrived so with Tyler and Alex in terms of introducing them to Fellow seem to have been a pretty positive response.\n2m 2s Matt Brown Little did they know that other team teams within the the organization were using Fellow as well So. yes, the the shut off was a bit of a catalyst but excited to connect with the greater arrive team.\n2m 14s Matt Brown I can go.\n2m 16s Eric Cameron Eric Cameron, VP of People Operations.\n2m 18s Eric Cameron So maybe I'm part of that catalyst, but I guess to have a little bit of context, we do currently use a different system for one on one.\n2m 28s Eric Cameron And so part of the idea of kind of testing out Fellow a bit was to see what it was capable of and to see if it was a platform that we ultimately wanted to move to from an organization\n2m 39s Matt Brown wide perspective. So that's kind of why we're we're\n2m 42s Eric Cameron all here is to learn more and see what possibilities exist. I'm Nick Sarkissian.\n2m 50s Nick Sarkesian I'm the director of Business Applications.\n2m 52s Nick Sarkesian So I help to strategically manage a lot of our third party apps, hopefully help the business onboard them more easily and just generally help out where needed.\n3m 10s Nick Sarkesian I'm Trina Burks. I\n3m 11s Trina Berks am a technical program manager for the business apps team. So I kind of work alongside Nick and just, you know, try to help the business out, kind of like what he was saying.\n3m 22s Trina Berks Great. Hi. Lucas Cooper here. Business\n3m 25s Coop Applications Manager. I work with Sark. Primarily on the finance applications for logistics. And I brought Coop in\n3m 35s Nick Sarkesian this call because he was using Fellow as well. So any feedback from him during the conversation to I think would be valuable.\n3m 44s Nick Sarkesian Awesome. Well. Well, thank you everyone\n3m 45s Matt Brown for who's already been using Fellow. Now it's from that adoption that this call really came about. So now understanding everybody on the call and the objectives, I mean I, did my research as well.\n3m 58s Matt Brown So I saw that you, Eric, had brought your muscle from the biceps team.\n4m 2s Matt Brown You know, typically what that means is taking a third party app from the shadows into a centralized managed location, you know having, that under the apps team.\n4m 14s Matt Brown So we'll certainly touch on security aspects, what that process looks like from a security review and everything along the lines, how we can help support that, check those boxes as well as as sharing a little bit more about fellow's main use case, which is powering those meetings internally too.\n4m 35s Matt Brown So Eric, rest of the team, what would be the the best place to start on that? I think. Do you want to\n4m 47s Eric Cameron start with security, Nick? Does that make sense and kind of how we can integrate it?\n4m 51s Eric Cameron Because I think that's part of what we're looking for, Matt, is really to start to say as we continue to grow as an organization, how do we start to, number one, tie things in that help to ensure that we're keeping our information secure, but also to make sure that we're automating as much of the new employees terminate and employees being added in or removed from systems, things like that.\n5m 15s Eric Cameron Yeah. Yeah. We use\n5m 17s Nick Sarkesian Okta internally, so if you guys are able to connect to that, that makes everyone's jobs on the I.T. side a lot easier. And obviously security aspects from that.\n5m 30s Nick Sarkesian And we utilize Workday as our his system. So I'm not sure if you all have integrations. I should have taken a look before with Workday as well.\n5m 43s Nick Sarkesian So for Iris,\n5m 45s Matt Brown we do sync with I'm pulling it up. So yes, we do have Workday.\n5m 49s Matt Brown So you're you're off the hook, Nick and then yes, we integrate directly with Okta as well So. just centrally managing the the entire organization versus having to play Chase and everything like that.\n6m 3s Matt Brown So we certainly want to make your life easier.\n6m 6s Matt Brown We want to stay on the good side of it in terms of some other like security specific documentation I, will get the ball rolling, send you over our security compliance dock.\n6m 16s Matt Brown And we do also have a SOC to report as well behind an NDA. So looping in the the rest of the team, it's security review team as well.\n6m 30s Matt Brown We can get that started too, especially if we are going to deploy at the the enterprise level. Certainly want to hash that out and make sure that's not a any barrier to moving forward.\n6m 41s Matt Brown Great. Cool. Yeah, I'll send\n6m 42s Nick Sarkesian that over to them the minute you get it over. So\n6m 48s Matt Brown I will have my security documentation off integration and then I will send the NDA over all part of this as a recap from our conversation.\n6m 58s Matt Brown So everybody on the call will excuse me be included in that. So full, full transparency there. Great. I guess to get a bit more\n7m 10s Eric Cameron tactical on the product itself, Matt, what's what's the difference between what we had?\n7m 17s Eric Cameron I would imagine we probably had the pro I'm guessing you pro versus enterprise, like what sorts of additional functionality is available as part of that?\n7m 27s Eric Cameron That's a really good question, Eric. So\n7m 29s Matt Brown it's the difference between is frankly, one is built for teams. That's the pro plan enterprise is built for company wide deployments.\n7m 39s Matt Brown So on the back end side, security side, having those more robust integrations to Okta. What else is there, the meaning analytics as well.\n7m 54s Matt Brown So just in terms of like being able to mandate, standardize and track one to ones across the entire org Fellow is going to unlock the entire suite of functionality which includes opening that up to everybody, one being able to centralize manage the the one to ones as well and visibility into which managers are running and using fellow using agendas for their their meetings and who might not be.\n8m 24s Matt Brown And as a result of that, who might need a little bit more support and we can certainly have that as well provide that support as well.\n8m 31s Matt Brown So in a nutshell, it's being able to to scale effectively fellows meeting functionality from one team to an entire organization.\n8m 45s Matt Brown We do have a great side by side comparison of the plans, you know, at the scale that we're looking for. The deployment enterprise functionality is certainly there.\n8m 58s Matt Brown We do have OKR tracking as well. So embedding that in feedback suite too.\n9m 4s Matt Brown So having that all centrally, centrally managed within the Fellow tool versus having potentially multiple providers doing a little bit of everything when it comes to review time or checking back into some of those conversations or tracking OKRs, it's difficult when that information lives in multiple places so, boiling it down, it's going to fail is going to be a single source of truth.\n9m 34s Matt Brown For the tracking\n9m 37s Nick Sarkesian of OKRs. How is it all like user entered or as a business, are we able to kind of upload things into it and set those for teams?\n9m 47s Nick Sarkesian How does that operate? Really good question. So our current\n9m 52s Matt Brown iteration of Fellowes Analytics, I'll just pop it open. It's it's designed, you know, it can be for the entire organization or just a single team.\n10m 3s Matt Brown So it does give you the flexibility to build that out. Fellow will work with your team.\n10m 9s Matt Brown So the senior leadership team, in order to import those objectives within Fellow and through the ability to toggle visibility, you can have your sea level objectives maybe just contain self-contained within the C-suite.\"",
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Here is my code:\n\ndef get\\_next\\_review\\_due\\_date(reaction\\_value, current\\_stage\\_value\\_for\\_card, review\\_due\\_date):\n stage\\_map = {\n 1: {\"measure\": \"hours\", \"value\": 1},\n 2: {\"measure\": \"hours\", \"value\": 4},\n 3: {\"measure\": \"hours\", \"value\": 8},\n 4: {\"measure\": \"hours\", \"value\": 12},\n 5: {\"measure\": \"days\", \"value\": 1},\n 6: {\"measure\": \"days\", \"value\": 2},\n 7: {\"measure\": \"days\", \"value\": 5},\n 8: {\"measure\": \"weeks\", \"value\": 1},\n 9: {\"measure\": \"weeks\", \"value\": 2},\n 10: {\"measure\": \"months\", \"value\": 4},\n 11: {\"measure\": \"weeks\", \"value\": 6},\n 12: {\"measure\": \"months\", \"value\": 3},\n 13: {\"measure\": \"months\", \"value\": 3},\n 14: {\"measure\": \"months\", \"value\": 6},\n 15: {\"measure\": \"months\", \"value\": 9},\n 16: {\"measure\": \"years\", \"value\": 1},\n 17: {\"measure\": \"months\", \"value\": 17},\n 18: {\"measure\": \"years\", \"value\": 2},\n 19: {\"measure\": \"months\", \"value\": 30},\n 20: {\"measure\": \"years\", \"value\": 4},\n }\n # Update the stage based on the reaction\n if reaction\\_value == 1:\n new\\_stage = max(current\\_stage\\_value\\_for\\_card - 2, 1)\n elif reaction\\_value == 2:\n new\\_stage = current\\_stage\\_value\\_for\\_card\n elif reaction\\_value == 3:\n new\\_stage = min(current\\_stage\\_value\\_for\\_card + 1, 20)\n elif reaction\\_value == 4:\n return None\n\n # Get the corresponding timedelta based on the stage\\_map\n stage\\_info = stage\\_map[new\\_stage]\n if stage\\_info[\"measure\"] == \"hours\":\n review\\_due\\_date += timedelta(hours=stage\\_info[\"value\"])\n elif stage\\_info[\"measure\"] == \"days\":\n review\\_due\\_date += timedelta(days=stage\\_info[\"value\"])\n elif stage\\_info[\"measure\"] == \"weeks\":\n review\\_due\\_date += timedelta(weeks=stage\\_info[\"value\"])\n elif stage\\_info[\"measure\"] == \"months\":\n review\\_due\\_date += timedelta(days=stage\\_info[\"value\"] \\* 30) # Approximate days in a month\n elif stage\\_info[\"measure\"] == \"years\":\n review\\_due\\_date += timedelta(days=stage\\_info[\"value\"] \\* 365) # Approximate days in a year\n\n return review\\_due\\_date,new\\_stage\nclass SpacedRepetition(commands.Cog):\n def \\_\\_init\\_\\_(self, bot):\n self.bot = bot\n self.conn = bot.conn\n self.cursor = bot.cursor\n\n @commands.command()\n async def list\\_decks(self, ctx):\n self.cursor.execute(\"SELECT title FROM srs\\_decks;\")\n deck\\_titles = self.cursor.fetchall()\n deck\\_list = \"\\n\".join([f\"- {title[0]}\" for title in deck\\_titles])\n embed = discord.Embed(title=\"Available Decks\", description=deck\\_list, color=0x00ff00)\n await ctx.send(embed=embed)\n print(f'{ctx.author.name} listed decks.')\n\n @commands.command()\n async def subscribe(self, ctx, \\*, deck\\_name: str):\n # Check if user exists in the database\n user\\_id = str(ctx.author.id)\n self.cursor.execute(\"SELECT \\* FROM srs\\_users WHERE user\\_id = %s;\", (user\\_id,))\n user = self.cursor.fetchone()\n print(f'{ctx.author.name} tried to subscribe to deck {deck\\_name}')\n\n # If the user doesn't exist, create the user\n if not user:\n username = ctx.author.name\n self.cursor.execute(\"INSERT INTO srs\\_users (user\\_id, username) VALUES (%s, %s);\", (user\\_id, username))\n self.conn.commit()\n print(f'{ctx.author.name} was added to the srs\\_users table.')\n\n # Check if the deck exists\n self.cursor.execute(\"SELECT \\* FROM srs\\_decks WHERE title = %s;\", (deck\\_name,))\n deck = self.cursor.fetchone()\n\n if not deck:\n await ctx.send(f\"No deck found with the name '{deck\\_name}'\")\n return\n\n # Check if the user has already subscribed to the deck\n self.cursor.execute(\"SELECT \\* FROM srs\\_user\\_subscriptions WHERE user\\_id = %s AND deck\\_id = %s;\", (user\\_id, deck[0]))\n subscription = self.cursor.fetchone()\n\n if subscription:\n await ctx.send(f\"You are already subscribed to the '{deck\\_name}' deck.\")\n return\n\n # Subscribe the user to the deck\n self.cursor.execute(\"INSERT INTO srs\\_user\\_subscriptions (user\\_id, deck\\_id, added\\_on) VALUES (%s, %s, NOW());\", (user\\_id, deck[0]))\n self.conn.commit()\n\n # Add all the cards from the deck to the user's cards\n self.cursor.execute(\"SELECT card\\_id FROM srs\\_cards WHERE deck\\_id = %s;\", (deck[0],))\n card\\_ids = self.cursor.fetchall()\n\n for card\\_id in card\\_ids:\n self.cursor.execute(\n \"INSERT INTO srs\\_user\\_cards (user\\_id, card\\_id, review\\_due\\_date) VALUES (%s, %s, NOW());\", (user\\_id, card\\_id[0])\n )\n self.conn.commit()\n\n await ctx.send(f\"You have successfully subscribed to the '{deck\\_name}' deck.\")\n print(f'{ctx.author.name} was successfully subscribed to {deck\\_name}.')\n\n @commands.command()\n async def my\\_decks(self, ctx):\n user\\_id = str(ctx.author.id)\n self.cursor.execute(\"\"\"\n SELECT srs\\_decks.title\n FROM srs\\_user\\_subscriptions\n JOIN srs\\_decks ON srs\\_user\\_subscriptions.deck\\_id = srs\\_decks.deck\\_id\n WHERE srs\\_user\\_subscriptions.user\\_id = %s;\n \"\"\", (user\\_id,))\n decks = self.cursor.fetchall()\n deck\\_list = \"\\n\".join([f\"- {deck[0]}\" for deck in decks])\n\n embed = discord.Embed(title=\"Your Subscribed Decks\", description=deck\\_list, color=0x00ff00)\n await ctx.send(embed=embed)\n print(f'{ctx.author.name} listed their subscribed decks.')\n\n @commands.command()\n async def learn(self, ctx, \\*, deck\\_name: str = None):\n user\\_id = str(ctx.author.id)\n\n if not deck\\_name:\n await ctx.invoke(self.bot.get\\_command('my\\_decks'))\n await ctx.send(\"Please specify a deck name to study. Example: `!learn `\")\n print(f'{ctx.author.name} tried to learn a deck without args.')\n return\n\n self.cursor.execute(\"\"\"\n SELECT srs\\_cards.card\\_id, srs\\_cards.question, srs\\_user\\_cards.user\\_card\\_id, COALESCE(srs\\_user\\_cards.stage, 3) as stage\n FROM srs\\_user\\_cards\n JOIN srs\\_cards ON srs\\_user\\_cards.card\\_id = srs\\_cards.card\\_id\n JOIN srs\\_decks ON srs\\_cards.deck\\_id = srs\\_decks.deck\\_id\n WHERE srs\\_user\\_cards.user\\_id = %s AND srs\\_decks.title = %s AND srs\\_user\\_cards.card\\_active = TRUE AND srs\\_user\\_cards.review\\_due\\_date <= NOW() AND srs\\_user\\_cards.has\\_been\\_seen = FALSE\n ORDER BY srs\\_user\\_cards.review\\_due\\_date;\n \"\"\", (user\\_id, deck\\_name)) # the COALESCE sets stage 3 as the default starting point for a card.\n\n cards = self.cursor.fetchall()\n\n if not cards:\n await ctx.send(\"No cards to review at the moment.\")\n print(f'{ctx.author.name} has no new cards to learn the moment.')\n return\n\n for card in cards:\n card\\_id, question, user\\_card\\_id, current\\_stage\\_value\\_for\\_card = card\n print(card)\n embed = discord.Embed(title=\"Question\", description=question, color=0x00ff00)\n self.cursor.execute(\"SELECT answer FROM srs\\_cards WHERE card\\_id = %s;\", (card\\_id,))\n answer = self.cursor.fetchone()[0]\n view = ButtonView(embed=embed,answer=answer)\n await ctx.send(embed=embed,view=view)\n\n try:\n await view.wait()\n \n except asyncio.TimeoutError:\n await ctx.send(\"Session timed out. To continue reviewing, use the `!review ` command again.\")\n break\n\n response\\_value = view.value\n print(response\\_value)\n await ctx.send(f'you replied with {str(response\\_value)}')\n\n if response\\_value == 4 or response\\_value == None:\n await ctx.send(\"Session timed out. To continue reviewing, use the `!review ` command again.\")\n break\n\n # Update user\\_card and user\\_actions tables\n response\\_date = datetime.now()\n review\\_due\\_date = datetime.now()\n\n # Replace this block in the learn and review functions\n review\\_due\\_date = get\\_next\\_review\\_due\\_date(response\\_value, current\\_stage\\_value\\_for\\_card, review\\_due\\_date)\n\n self.cursor.execute(\"\"\"\n UPDATE srs\\_user\\_cards\n SET review\\_due\\_date = %s,\n last\\_review\\_date = %s,\n has\\_been\\_seen = TRUE,\n stage = CASE WHEN stage IS NULL AND %s = 1 THEN 1\n WHEN stage IS NULL AND %s = 2 THEN 3\n WHEN stage IS NULL AND %s = 3 THEN 4\n WHEN %s = 1 THEN LEAST(stage - 2, 1)\n WHEN %s = 3 THEN LEAST(stage + 1, 20)\n ELSE stage END\n WHERE user\\_card\\_id = %s;\n \"\"\", (review\\_due\\_date, response\\_date, response\\_value, response\\_value, response\\_value, response\\_value, response\\_value, user\\_card\\_id))\n self.cursor.execute(\"\"\"\n INSERT INTO srs\\_user\\_actions (user\\_id, user\\_card\\_id, response\\_date, response\\_value)\n VALUES (%s, %s, %s, %s);\n \"\"\", (user\\_id, user\\_card\\_id, response\\_date, response\\_value))\n\n self.conn.commit()\n \n else:\n await ctx.send(\"Completed learning. No cards left in the learning set.\")\n print(f'{ctx.author.name} completed their learning!!')\n\nHere is my error:\n\n2023-03-30 23:22:22 ERROR discord.ext.commands.bot Ignoring exception in command learn\nTraceback (most recent call last):\n File \"C:\\Users\\stewa\\AppData\\Local\\Packages\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10\\_qbz5n2kfra8p0\\LocalCache\\local-packages\\Python310\\site-packages\\discord\\ext\\commands\\core.py\", line 229, in wrapped \n ret = await coro(\\*args, \\*\\*kwargs)\n File \"C:\\Users\\stewa\\AbraxasBot\\gpt4\\commands\\srs\\_test\\spaced\\_repetition.py\", line 244, in learn\n self.cursor.execute(\"\"\"\npsycopg2.errors.DatatypeMismatch: column \"review\\_due\\_date\" is of type timestamp without time zone but expression is of type record\nLINE 3: SET review\\_due\\_date = ('2023-03-31T00:22:22....\n ^\nHINT: You will need to rewrite or cast the expression.\nThe above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:\n\nTraceback (most recent call last):\n File \"C:\\Users\\stewa\\AppData\\Local\\Packages\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10\\_qbz5n2kfra8p0\\LocalCache\\local-packages\\Python310\\site-packages\\discord\\ext\\commands\\bot.py\", line 1350, in invoke \n await ctx.command.invoke(ctx)\n File \"C:\\Users\\stewa\\AppData\\Local\\Packages\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10\\_qbz5n2kfra8p0\\LocalCache\\local-packages\\Python310\\site-packages\\discord\\ext\\commands\\core.py\", line 1023, in invoke \n await injected(\\*ctx.args, \\*\\*ctx.kwargs) # type: ignore\n File \"C:\\Users\\stewa\\AppData\\Local\\Packages\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10\\_qbz5n2kfra8p0\\LocalCache\\local-packages\\Python310\\site-packages\\discord\\ext\\commands\\core.py\", line 238, in wrapped \n raise CommandInvokeError(exc) from exc\ndiscord.ext.commands.errors.CommandInvokeError: Command raised an exception: DatatypeMismatch: column \"review\\_due\\_date\" is of type timestamp without time zone but expression is of type record\nLINE 3: SET review\\_due\\_date = ('2023-03-31T00:22:22....\n ^\nHINT: You will need to rewrite or cast the expression.\n\n2023-03-30 23:22:34 ERROR discord.ext.commands.bot Ignoring exception in command my\\_decks\nTraceback (most recent call last):\n File \"C:\\Users\\stewa\\AppData\\Local\\Packages\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10\\_qbz5n2kfra8p0\\LocalCache\\local-packages\\Python310\\site-packages\\discord\\ext\\commands\\core.py\", line 229, in wrapped \n ret = await coro(\\*args, \\*\\*kwargs)\n File \"C:\\Users\\stewa\\AbraxasBot\\gpt4\\commands\\srs\\_test\\spaced\\_repetition.py\", line 175, in my\\_decks\n self.cursor.execute(\"\"\"\npsycopg2.errors.InFailedSqlTransaction: current transaction is aborted, commands ignored until end of transaction block\nThe above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:\n\nTraceback (most recent call last):\n File \"C:\\Users\\stewa\\AppData\\Local\\Packages\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10\\_qbz5n2kfra8p0\\LocalCache\\local-packages\\Python310\\site-packages\\discord\\ext\\commands\\bot.py\", line 1350, in invoke \n await ctx.command.invoke(ctx)\n File \"C:\\Users\\stewa\\AppData\\Local\\Packages\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10\\_qbz5n2kfra8p0\\LocalCache\\local-packages\\Python310\\site-packages\\discord\\ext\\commands\\core.py\", line 1023, in invoke \n await injected(\\*ctx.args, \\*\\*ctx.kwargs) # type: ignore\n File \"C:\\Users\\stewa\\AppData\\Local\\Packages\\PythonSoftwareFoundation.Python.3.10\\_qbz5n2kfra8p0\\LocalCache\\local-packages\\Python310\\site-packages\\discord\\ext\\commands\\core.py\", line 238, in wrapped \n raise CommandInvokeError(exc) from exc\ndiscord.ext.commands.errors.CommandInvokeError: Command raised an exception: InFailedSqlTransaction: current transaction is aborted, commands ignored until end of transaction block\n\nit happens when answering a card in the !learn command.",
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      "prompt": "Here is cover letter example #1:\n\nI am a multidisciplinary professional with over 5 years experience in administrative, research, programming and production, development and marketing roles within the music industry. I believe my acumen as a skilled events producer and music community organiser, combined with my deep interest in FORM\u2019s output, makes me a highly suitable candidate for the Promoter Assistant role.\n\nAs Musician in Residence with Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals Arts, I have delivered music workshops to cancer patients between the ages of 6 and 26. After receiving a full induction on care and safeguarding protocols, I began work in February 2023 alongside other music facilitators on hospital wards and rooms. With each day being different - including new patients, a wide age range and severity of medical conditions - it has been crucial that I respond quickly and effectively to a frequently changing environment. Many patients I have worked with have physical and/or neurological disabilities in addition to receiving treatment for cancer-based conditions. Producing observation reports after each session (including with individual patients and groups), I am required to evaluate how receptive patients were, and how this changed throughout. As part of my residency, I have introduced and led in the creation of interactive online content, to provide a layer of engagement beyond in person sessions. Learning and sharing my knowledge of software such as Soundtrap to my colleagues, I have received praise for broadening the scope and reach of the charity\u2019s ability to fulfill its aim of providing art-based therapy in hospital settings.\n\nI have strong experience in programming and producing events from concept to delivery, including negotiating and finalizing contracts with artists and agents, locating and securing venue spaces, managing and assessing budgets, and implementing safe-space policies. In 2022 I co-founded SODAA - a collective working towards a cooperatively owned arts venue in London. I have led on SODAA\u2019s PR strategy, event production, and financial strategies, including a profit-share model for a 12-hour event and a feature in Resident Advisor. \n\nIn 2018 I founded Search History - a multidisciplinary event and radio series. Following the inaugural event during SXSW in Austin, Texas, I have since produced several SH events in Brighton and London. Notable artists I have booked include House of Kenzo, Kelman Duran, Aya, Akiko Haruna and LYZZA. I booked many of these artists early in their careers, reflecting my ongoing interest in forward-thinking talent. In both my roles in Search History and SODAA, I have proactively employed safer-space policies, such as a buddy scheme which supports vulnerable customers in traveling home late at night.\n \nAs Communications Officer at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance, I raised the profile of the TL brand through digital outreach campaigns. I produced newsletters using Spectrix, devised and delivered content rollout strategies for social media channels (Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn), and monitored engagement data to inform strategy. I created and managed documents in Excel and collaborated across Office 365/SharePoint/Teams.\n\nI am currently providing PR consultancy to musician Alice Boyd, while working as a freelance personal assistant and an engagement officer at a charity.\nI am a multidisciplinary professional with over 5 years experience in administrative, research, programming and production, development and marketing roles within the music industry. I believe my acumen as a skilled events producer and music community organiser, combined with my deep interest in FORM\u2019s output, makes me a highly suitable candidate for the Promoter Assistant role.\n\nAs Musician in Residence with Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals Arts, I have delivered music workshops to cancer patients between the ages of 6 and 26. After receiving a full induction on care and safeguarding protocols, I began work in February 2023 alongside other music facilitators on hospital wards and rooms. With each day being different - including new patients, a wide age range and severity of medical conditions - it has been crucial that I respond quickly and effectively to a frequently changing environment. Many patients I have worked with have physical and/or neurological disabilities in addition to receiving treatment for cancer-based conditions. 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And yeah, we have okay cool fantastic. So Yeah, so I'll just quickly kick off the session. So the purpose of the session today is, as you guys all know, we launched fellow 4.1 Fellow 4.1 comes with a whole bunch of new features. One of those features which is like a pretty big deal. Actually is crocs Cross Workspace, collaboration xwc for short, and it's exciting for a whole bunch of different reasons. One of them just to you guys know, is that it's like, it's a huge way to get more customers because if you think about it,\nJoe Fleming: Right before the guest user fellow and that's great. But the guest users don't have fellow workspaces so they don't pick you. Well, we don't email them. None of this stuff happens. And as you guys have experienced, It's crazy. Some of the things people use fellow for if they're like project managers or contractors or agencies they meet with lots of customers. And they have them always as guests and we never get access to these companies. So now there is an option for those companies to have fellow. And to use fellow with another company that is also using fellow. So, It could be huge for us.\nJoe Fleming: The butt. That the big reason for the session today is to figure out, Because crossword space collaboration has a lot of overlap with guest user.\nJoe Fleming: Training both. When should we pitch one or the other? What are some of the considerations? And we also want to turn this into documentation afterwards, so, That's the other reason for the format. So we there are a couple of things that we'll ask from everybody just to follow a certain format for the session. So you do have a question Just say, Hey, I have a question. Beforehand, which will make it easier for us to pick up that a question was asked inside of the transcript in, the AI will be able to figure it out and we'll build a nice FAQ afterwards from it. And then if you're answering you can say, Hey, you know, Here's an answer. I know it's gonna sound a little stupid and not as natural but try it out, I think it will really help.\nJoe Fleming: And we will also read some of the prompts. He the conversation structured. So that like afterwards we know like this section was about answering this big picture question. Okay. So yeah, Dom\nDominic Jean-Couture: Hey I have a question. I don't know if this is going to be covered but if it if it wasn't going to could we make sure to cover how this might influence\nJoe Fleming: Yes, we absolutely can. Yeah and it we actually have it in one of the sections. Fantastic. Okay, so we covered the intro. I just generated the whole like agenda so I guess I we can talk about this problem just so like kick things off. I am curious to get everyone's take on like your experience with the guest user collaboration feature. So like maybe we can just quickly talk about like, Is everybody like has everybody tried or used The Crossword Space Collaboration feature? Has anybody used it on the sales team?\nAustin Bukovec: not used it, but\nMarcus de Verteuil: Use it for kickoff.\nSarah Collins: Yeah.\nJoe Fleming: Kickoffs. Yeah.\nMarcus de Verteuil: It's thick. Yeah, I love it. Because like, you could just like, Like you can like dish off like all those steps. for like champions, like Hey, I need to fill out this sheet of users for Masterclass. It's pretty cool. You can assign it to the guy and then even link the the sheet and I just like, woke up to a bunch of comments from the champion and it's just like I filled it out. Marcus, make sure you know, can you can you confirm that? They'll be availability next week and like it's nice it happens instantaneously. You can like check them off and and if keep them accountable and Yeah, and they get to experience it as well. So that's the only time I've used it. I think it's really good for that.\n00:05:00\nMarcus de Verteuil: That's the only time.\nJoe Fleming: Cool. That is definitely use case, right? Cool. And then, Let's see, let's go through because I know, we, we will cover some of these items. So, do we talk? We haven't like clearly talked about why crossword space collaboration was created. Sarah mean, do you want to? Do you want to maybe just briefly go over that?\nSarah Collins: Yeah, the answer to why crossword space collaboration was created was because we were looking for a way to do a few different things. One, we wanted a way to increase virality for fellow As Joe already touched upon two. We wanted to simplify the experience for customers especially ones that already have an existing fellow account. So, the product team actually did an analysis and what the analysis showed was that there is about 50 workspaces that had guest users, where those guests had an existing fellow workspace. So this is how we knew that there is demand for a future like this. 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      "prompt": "000\nFXUS61 KOKX 031456\nAFDOKX\n\nArea Forecast Discussion\nNational Weather Service New York NY\n956 AM EST Fri Feb 3 2023\n\n.SYNOPSIS...\nHigh pressure will be the dominant weather feature through Tuesday\nwith only a weak trough shifting through during Sunday night into\nMonday morning. A frontal system may impact the area during the\nmiddle of next week.\n\n&&\n\n.NEAR TERM /THROUGH TONIGHT/...\nForecast on track with just a few minor adjustments to the\ncurrent observations. The arctic cold front has now shifted\nthrough the entire forecast area, and high pressure will build\nin behind it. Temperatures will gradually fall today, with our\nhigh temperatures already occurring early this morning. Expect\nthe entire area to be in the teens by around sunset. The\ntemperatures fall even further tonight, with lows ranging from 0\nto -5 across the interior, to around 10 degrees in NYC. See the\nclimate section below regarding record low temperatures.\n\nA strong gusty NW flow will make temperatures feel even colder.\nMinimum wind chill values during the day will be reached late\nin the day, ranging from slightly above zero to slight less than\n10 below by late in the afternoon. Tonight, the wind chill\nvalues will range from -25 to -30 across the northeast interior\nCT (Northern portions of Middlesex and New London), where a Wind\nChill Warning remain in effect. Across the Lower Hudson Valley,\nthe remainder of CT, Western Passaic in NJ and eastern Suffolk\nCounty, a wind chill advisory remain in effect as wind chill\nvalues fall to -15 to -20. For the remainder of the forecast\narea, will continue to go with an SPS as wind chill values fall\nto -5 to -15.\n\nNW winds today will be sustained between 20 and 25 mph with gusts to\n35 mph. Gusts tonight could reach 40 to 45 mph.\n\n&&\n\n.SHORT TERM /SATURDAY THROUGH SUNDAY/...\nThe arctic airmass remains in place early Saturday with morning\ntemperatures in the single digits and lower teens. The high slides\noverhead on Saturday, resulting in mostly sunny skies and relaxing\nwinds. The combination of ample daytime heating and the frigid\nairmass sliding to the east, temperatures will rise through the day,\nbut still remain rather cold, with highs only in the lower and\nmiddle 20s.\n\nSaturday evening and overnight, the high slides offshore and the\nwind increases out of the SW. This will allow a warmer airmass to\nmove back into the region. The warm air advection will result in\ntemperatures warming through the night Saturday and through the day\nSunday. Overnight lows Saturday night will occur early with lows in\nthe teens and lower 20s. By Sunrise, temperatures will be in the\nlower 20s to lower 30s.\n\nSW winds continue to increase on Sunday with gusts upwards of 30-35\nmph along the coast. Temperatures continue to rise such that highs\nin the afternoon will be in the middle to upper 40s. Conditions are\nexpected to remain dry through the short term period.\n\n&&\n\n.LONG TERM /SUNDAY NIGHT THROUGH THURSDAY/...\nNo significant changes in the extended. Some light rain showers\nalong the coast are possible Sunday night as moisture from a\ndeveloping low well to the south. Otherwise, dry weather is expected\nearly next week as heights climb on Monday with an upper ridge\nbuilding into the region. Surface high pressure in place on Monday\ntracks off the coast Tuesday and the northerly flow veers southerly\nin response.\n\nGlobal guidance continues to indicate a cold front approaches from\nthe west late Tuesday, tracking east through the region into\nWednesday. Forecast confidence lowers midweek with models diverging\nin timing, strength, and positioning of this frontal system, and\nwhat lies behind it. The 00z GFS quickly swings a trough through\nbehind the frontal passage, while its Canadian and European\ncounterparts largely retain ridging aloft. Maintained low chance\nPoPs because of these differences.\n\nTemperatures average about 10 degrees above climatological normals\nmuch of the period, with highs most days around 50, and lows in the\n30s. National blended guidance was followed for this update.\n\n&&\n\n.AVIATION /15Z FRIDAY THROUGH TUESDAY/...\nAn arctic cold front is south of the region, and high pressure\ncontinues to slowly build in from the Midwest today, while a\ndeepening low tracks north across eastern Canada.\n\nVFR through the period. NW flow will continue to increase\nthrough the morning hours. NW winds 20-25kt G30-35kt persist\nthrough this evening before starting to lighten overnight,\nbecoming 10-15 kt after 12z Saturday.\n\n ...NY Metro (KEWR/KLGA/KJFK/KTEB) TAF Uncertainty...\n\nNW gusts late this morning into early afternoon may\noccasionally be more in the 25-30 kt range.\n\nA few isolated gusts of 40 kt are possible mid to late this\nafternoon.\n\nOUTLOOK FOR 06Z SATURDAY THROUGH TUESDAY...\n\nSaturday...VFR. NW winds around 15kt G20-25kt in the morning,\ndiminishing through the day to around 10kt with gusts ending.\n\nSunday and Monday...Mainly VFR, with some MVFR possible Sunday night\ninto early Monday with a chance of showers - mainly east of NYC.\n\nTuesday...VFR. SW gusts 20-25kt in the afternoon.\n\nDetailed information, including hourly TAF wind component forecasts,\ncan be found at: https:/www.weather.gov/zny/n90\n\n&&\n\n.MARINE...\nA Gale Warning remains in effect for all waters thru early Sat\nmorning. NW gusts 30-40 kts are expected, with isolated gusts\nto 45 kt. Expect ocean wave heights to reach 5-10 feet.\n\nAlso, moderate freezing spray is expected with the gusty winds\nalong with the very cold temperatures across all waters, and a\nFreezing Spray Advisory remains in effect from 1 pm today\nthrough 1 pm Saturday.\n\nSCA wind gusts remains likely on all waters Saturday morning with\ngusts 25 - 30 kt. By Saturday afternoon, winds drop below SCA for\nall waters but SCA gusts likely come back by Saturday night as\nwinds increase out of the SW. SCA conditions become likely for\nall waters again on Sunday with gales possible on the eastern\nocean zones.\n\nWinds lower below SCA threshold Sunday night on sheltered waters and\npersist on the ocean into Monday afternoon. Ocean seas 6-9 ft lower\nto under 5 ft late Monday. Sub-SCA conditions are expected on all\nwaters Monday night and Tuesday.\n\nA frontal passage late Tuesday into Wednesday may lead to a period\nof gales on the ocean waters and SCA conditions elsewhere.\n\n&&\n\n.HYDROLOGY...\nThere are no hydrologic concerns through mid next week.\n\n&&\n\n.CLIMATE...\nThe following are record low temperatures for Saturday, February 4,\n2023. Currently the forecast reflects that the records may be\nreached at some of our climate sites.\n\nRecord Low Temperature\n------------------------------\nCentral Park........ 0 (1918)\nLaGuardia...........10 (1996)\nKennedy............. 9 (1996)\nIslip...............-1 (1965)\nNewark.............. 7 (1996)\nBridgeport.......... 5 (1996)\n\n&&\n\n.OKX WATCHES/WARNINGS/ADVISORIES...\nCT...Wind Chill Advisory from 5 PM this afternoon to 9 AM EST\n Saturday for CTZ005-006-009>012.\n Wind Chill Warning from 5 PM this afternoon to 9 AM EST\n Saturday for CTZ007-008.\nNY...Wind Chill Advisory from 5 PM this afternoon to 9 AM EST\n Saturday for NYZ067>070-079-081.\nNJ...Wind Chill Advisory from 5 PM this afternoon to 9 AM EST\n Saturday for NJZ002.\nMARINE...Gale Warning until 7 AM EST Saturday for ANZ331-332-340-350.\n Freezing Spray Advisory from 1 PM this afternoon to 1 PM EST\n Saturday for ANZ331-332-335-338-340-345-350-353-355.\n Gale Warning until 3 AM EST Saturday for ANZ335-338-345-353-\n 355.\n\n&&\n\n$$\nSYNOPSIS...BC/DR\nNEAR TERM...BC/JC\nSHORT TERM...BC\nLONG TERM...DS\nAVIATION...JM/DR\nMARINE...BC/DR\nHYDROLOGY...BC/DR\nCLIMATE...",
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Their success is built upon more\nthan 35 years\u2019 experience in the New Zealand and Australian market with a long standing and iconic\npresence in the live entertainment and sporting industry.\nTicketek New Zealand\u2019s unrivalled data driven marketing capabilities are powered by advanced digital\nplatforms and an unmatched customer database, containing over 35 years of live event data and over\n11 million unique identities.\nROLE SUMMARY:\nAs Marketing Manager, you will be responsible for the overall development of Ticketek New Zealand\u2019s\nmarketing campaigns across web, eDM, and social media, printed material and signage with the\nprimary goal of increasing ticket sales for their various events through these channels and partners.\nYou will oversee the Marketing Department which has overall responsibility for the management of\nClient and Customer facing communications/branding, affiliate partnerships and digital marketing. You\nwill be required to build and execute campaigns that leverage Ticketek New Zealand\u2019s channels to\ngain maximum exposure, reach and cut through and generate maximum sales for their events and\npartnership brands.\nDESIRED SKILLS & EXPERIENCE:\nRelevant experience working within marketing, digital marketing and / or similar positions\nA track record of delivering successful marketing and brand campaigns, especially across digital\nmedia and database marketing\nAbility to manage multiple projects and meet tight timelines and demonstrated ability to\nsuccessfully work with a diverse range of stakeholders at all levels\nOutstanding relationship management, leadership and influencing skills with proven ability for\nmanaging multiple stakeholder groups.\nManagement and analysis of data and analytics to drive business outcomes\nA tertiary degree in marketing, communications and/or similar discipline\nA passion for media, entertainment, sport and / or events will be an advantage\nThis is a fantastic opportunity to lead the development and execution of marketing campaigns to\nmaximise exposure, reach and sales whilst working closely with many of New Zealand\u2019s biggest\nentertainment brands, venues and events.\nAPPLICATIONS CLOSE \u2013 Monday 23 rd January 2023\nTO APPLY\nPlease send your resume with cover letter to: richard@globalelitesports.com\nGlobal Elite Sports (www.globalelitesports.com) have been contracted on behalf of Ticketek New\nZealand to undertake the recruitment for this appointment.\nLiam Ratana Experience\nManaging Director\nManaging Director\nNative Media Limited \u00b7 Self-employed\nNative Media Limited \u00b7 Self-employed\nAug 2018 - Present \u00b7 4 yrs 7 mos\nAug 2018 - Present \u00b7 4 yrs 7 mos\nWhangarei, Northland, New Zealand\nWhangarei, Northland, New Zealand\nNative Media Limited is a full-service marketing agency specialising in business and marketing consultancy. 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      "prompt": "EXERCISE 2\nThe Bridge\nThe bridge accomplishes several things. It wakes up the gluteal muscles (the big muscles in your buttocks). It reinforces spinal stabilization. It builds endurance and strength in the muscles on the front and back of the core. And it is the precursor to doing a proper squat, which comes later in the book. \nDo the bridge as follows:\nStep 1: Lie on your back, with your arms at your side, legs hip-width apart.\nStep 2: Find your neutral spine and brace your core to lock it in.\n\nStep 3: Bend your knees and put your feet in a flexed position so that your heels are on the ground and the balls of your feet and toes are off of the ground as pictured.\nStep 4: Squeeze your buttocks together as if you were trying to pinch a coin between them.\n\nStep 5: Here\u2019s the tricky part: Using the glutes, lift your hips/torso off of the ground without moving your lower back. You should not articulate the spine and roll up \u201cone vertebra at a time.\u201d You want to do the opposite of that. You want to lift the torso in one solid piece while maintaining your neutral spine. No movement should take place in the lower back.\nStep 6: Hold for five to ten seconds (remember these are suggestions. Hold to your tolerance in the beginning, with ten seconds being your goal). You should feel the muscles in both sides of your buttocks working relatively equally.\nStep 7: Lower your back down to the starting position without losing your neutral spine. Again, do not articulate the spine on the way down. In other words, do not roll the spine down onto the floor one vertebra at a time.\nStep 8: Repeat Steps 2 through 7, and do five to ten reps, with ten being your long-term goal.\nTROUBLESHOOTING\n\u2022 Hamstring cramping. If your hamstrings cramp (the muscles that run down the underside of your thighs), gently push your feet into the floor away from you before you lift your hips/torso off the ground.\n\u2022 Knee pain. If one or both of your knees hurt, lightly press your knees outward before lifting your hips/torso off the ground.\n\u2022 Unable to maintain neutral spine. Start by trying to lift your hips/torso only an inch off the ground. Slowly progress to a full bridge over the next few weeks.\n\u2022 Unable to feel glutes working. Go to Chapter 13. Then come back and start with the following regression.\n\u2022 If your back hurts with this exercise, proceed to the Buttock Squeezes regression on the next page. Try these for a few days or weeks and then come back and try the bridge again, making sure to follow instructions meticulously. If your back still hurts, you may have a spinal condition like severe stenosis that makes you sensitive to extension in the spine. If this is the case, this exercise might not be for you.\nCommon Mistakes\nThe most common mistake for back patients with the bridge exercise is that they use their hamstrings instead of their glutes to bring the hips up into position. If your hamstrings are cramping, then you aren\u2019t using your glutes enough. Go to Chapter 13 and practice \u201cwaking up your glutes,\u201d and then come back to this exercise and try it again.\nREGRESSION\nButtock Squeezes\nIf you don\u2019t have the strength or control yet to perform a single bridge exercise properly for any amount of time, start with buttock squeezes.\n1. Lie on your back, with arms at your side, knees bent, feet hip-width apart.\n2. Find your neutral spine and brace your core to lock it in.\n3. Squeeze your buttocks together as if trying to squeeze a coin between them.\n4. Hold for ten seconds.\n5. Do ten reps.\nPROGRESSION\nOne-Leg Bridge\nOnce you have mastered the bridge and are able to do it with relative ease and with no discomfort in the back, you may want to progress to the one-leg bridge. You do not have to progress to this exercise. Depending on your spinal condition and your fitness level, you may not need to progress this far. This progression is for those who are reasonably fit and plan to be very active in sports, exercise, or outdoor activities.\n1. Follow all rules for the bridge.\n2. Once your hips and torso are off the ground, give extra care to make sure your core is braced as firmly as possible.\n\n3. Slowly extend one leg at the knee without letting the hips/torso drop on that side. You will feel the glutes of the other stabilizing leg kick in as you extend the leg.\n4. Hold five to ten seconds.\n5. Slowly bring the extended leg back to the bent-knee starting position. (Do not lower your hips/torso while doing this. Maintain the bridge position with a neutral spine until your foot is back on the floor.)\n6. Slowly lower your hips/torso back to the starting position on the floor without articulating the spine.\n7. On the other side, repeat Steps 1 through 6, making sure to come up into a full bridge and lock your core in place before extending the leg at the knee.\nCommon Mistakes\n\u2022 When you go to one leg, it is easy to \u201ccock\u201d your hips to one side, to make it easier. Don\u2019t do that. Keep your thighs parallel during the whole exercise. If you can\u2019t, you aren\u2019t strong enough yet for this exercise.\n\u2022 Regarding extending the leg as you come up/bending the leg down as you go down: Make sure to come up into a full bridge and lock your spine before you try to extend the leg. Conversely, make sure you bring the leg all the way back in before coming down to the starting position.\n\u2022 Do not bring the thigh of the extended leg up. Make sure your thighs remain parallel so that you have to use the gluteal muscles to keep the pelvis stable.\nEXERCISE 3\nCrunch and Plank\nWe discuss these two exercises together because they both do a lot of the same things, and some of you will not get to the plank and that\u2019s okay. The plank will take you a bit further toward returning to strenuous activities, but the crunch is enough to get you out of pain. The purpose of the crunch and the plank is to build endurance and strength in the abdominal wall (crunch and plank) and glutes and lats (plank) and to increase spinal stability. Very few back pain sufferers are strong enough to do a plank properly in the beginning and must do crunches for a while before attempting the plank.\nCrunch\nFirst of all, this exercise is not a sit-up. Sit-ups (the traditional \u201cArmy sit-up,\u201d where you pull yourself into a full sitting position) have been proven to be very risky to the spine. They run dangerous loads through the lumbar discs. If you wanted to develop a way to herniate a disc in a lab, a sit-up would be a good candidate for it. Crunches, unlike full sit-ups, do not allow movement in the lumbar spine. Your lumbar spine stays in neutral throughout.\nStep 1: Lie on your back, with your arms at your side, legs hip-width apart.\nStep 2: Find your neutral spine and brace your core to lock it in.\n\nStep 3: Place your hands behind your head, if possible. If you can\u2019t, because of shoulder discomfort, that\u2019s okay. Find a comfortable position for your hands.\nStep 4: Gently draw your chin in toward your neck, giving yourself a \u201cdouble chin.\u201d Hold this position throughout the exercise.\nStep 5: Slowly and carefully raise your shoulder blades and head toward the ceiling an inch or two, giving a moderate squeeze in the abdominal muscles without flattening or rounding your lower back. Keep a neutral spine; this will be harder than you think. Only bring your shoulders off the floor as far as you can without moving your lower back. The max distance, when you\u2019re great at it, would be no more than, say, four inches.\n\nStep 6: Hold five to ten seconds, with ten being the goal.\nStep 7: Slowly return to the starting position without moving your lower back.\nStep 8: Repeat Steps 1 through 7, for five to ten reps, with ten being the goal.\nTROUBLESHOOTING\n\u201cMy neck hurts.\u201d First, you shouldn\u2019t be pulling your head with your arms. Your arms/hands are there only to provide a little support to your head and neck. Make sure that you pull your chin in toward your neck before initiating the exercise. This will engage your deep neck flexors that support the spine. If this does not relieve neck pain, move to the Regression.\nCommon Mistakes\n\u2022 The most common mistake is flattening or (worse) rounding the back. It is crucial that you not make this mistake. Doing crunches while continually rounding or flattening the back will promote spinal instability, the opposite of our goal. Details matter!\n\u2022 Chin jutting. If your chin is poking out toward the ceiling with each rep, you are not stabilizing your cervical spine and your neck extensors are taking over. Make sure to draw the chin in toward your neck before each rep.\nREGRESSION\nAbdominal Contractions\nDo this exercise until you build up enough abdominal strength to accomplish the crunch.\n1. Start in the same position as for the bridge.\n2. Place one hand behind your lower back and one hand inside your front hipbone beside your navel.\n3. Squeeze your abdominal muscles without flattening or rounding your back. You should feel your back being still with one hand and the abs engaging with the other hand.\n4. Hold for five to ten seconds, with ten being the goal.\n5. Repeat for several reps until fatigue sets in.\nPROGRESSION\nPlank\nOnce you have mastered the crunch and are able to do crunches with relative ease and without pain or movement in the lower back, try the plank. This is a great exercise to build increased core stability, endurance, and strength. Some of you (especially those with severe stenosis) may never be able to do a plank. That\u2019s okay. Give the plank a try, and if it doesn\u2019t work for you, stay with crunches. If you do go on to the plank, follow the directions closely; most people do this exercise incorrectly.\n\n1. Lie facedown with your forehead on the floor and your arms flat on the floor on either side of you, elbows bent and palms down.\n2. Find your neutral spine and engage your core to lock it in.\n3. Squeeze your glutes together and squeeze your feet together.\n\n4. Come up onto your forearms and knees with your elbows below your shoulders.\n5. Lift your knees off of the floor so you are now on your toes and forearms.\n6. \u201cTraction\u201d your forearms into the floor. In other words, press them into the floor and back toward your feet at the same time. Your forearms shouldn\u2019t move; you are just creating a pulling force into the floor and down toward your feet. This should make you feel more contraction in your lats and lower abdominal muscles.\n\n7. Hold for five to ten seconds, with ten being the goal.\n8. Slowly put your knees back down first. Do not let your hips/pelvis go to the floor first; this would put your back into extension and may cause pain.\n9. Repeat Steps 1 through 8, for two to five reps, with five being the goal.\nTROUBLESHOOTING\n\u2022 \u201cThis hurts my lower back.\u201d Some people just can\u2019t do a plank. Even if they do it the right way, it still aggravates their back. If you can\u2019t do a plank, drop it and stick with crunches. But first, be sure that you can\u2019t do it. For example, if your lower back is hurting, try sticking your buttocks in the air a little more. It could be that your hips are sagging toward the floor, putting your back into extension. Also, make sure the core is fully engaged before moving from knees to toes. Lastly, make sure you are squeezing your buttocks, which will support the lower back. If none of that works, forget it; stick with crunches.\n\u2022 \u201cThis hurts my shoulders.\u201d Make sure you are tractioning your forearms down into the floor and back toward your toes. This engages the supportive muscles of the rotator cuff. If this doesn\u2019t help, try the regression that follows.\nCommon Mistakes\n\u2022 Feet and legs are not together, which makes gluteal engagement more difficult.\n\u2022 Back is up but the hips are dropping toward the floor. This will cause back pain in people with conditions such as stenosis or facet syndrome.\n\u2022 You\u2019re forgetting to pull shoulders back and forearms into the floor with chin jutting. This will cause an increase in pressure in the shoulders and/or neck, resulting in shoulder and neck pain.\nREGRESSION\nPlank on Knees\nIf you aren\u2019t quite ready for plank but think crunch is just too easy, try this one.\n1. Lie facedown with your forehead on the floor and your arms flat on the floor on either side of you, elbows bent, palms down.\n2. Find your neutral spine and engage your core to lock it in.\n3. Squeeze your glutes together and squeeze your feet together.\n4. Come up onto your forearms and knees with your elbows below your shoulders (see illustration, for the plank).\n5. Traction your forearms into the floor, pulling them into the floor and back toward your feet at the same time. Your forearms shouldn\u2019t move; you are just creating a pulling force into the floor and back toward your feet. This should make you feel more contraction in your lats and lower abdominal muscles.\n6. Hold for five to ten seconds, with ten being the goal.\nEXERCISE 4\nDynamic Hamstring Stretch\nCAUTION\nThis exercise may irritate symptoms of people with active radiculopathy, such as severe leg/foot pain, and numbness or tingling in the legs or feet. If you have these symptoms, start with caution; you may not be able to do this exercise. If this exercise exacerbates your leg or back symptoms, skip it for now and come back to it when the symptoms are resolved.\nThe dynamic hamstring stretch helps to improve mobility in the hips and also helps to reinforce and strengthen your ability to maintain a neutral spine while moving the legs. It also builds endurance and strength in the core.\nStep 1: Lie on your back and find neutral spine.\nStep 2: Brace the core to lock in neutral spine.\n\nStep 3: Bend one leg at the knee with your foot flat on floor. Straighten out the other leg onto the floor, with foot flexed (toes pointed up).\nStep 4: Carefully raise the straight leg without losing your neutral spine; in other words, make sure your lower back isn\u2019t flattening into the floor as your leg comes up. To check, put one of your hands underneath your lower back and feel for movement. Raise the leg only as high as you can without flattening your back into the floor. \nStep 5: Do ten to twenty repetitions on each leg. Do as many as needed to feel that you have mildly stretched your hamstrings and worked your core.\nCommon Mistake\nFlattening the back into the floor as you bring the leg up. Remember, one of the most important points of these exercises is to teach you neutral spine/spinal stability. You do not want to accomplish an increase of movement speed at the expense of spinal stabilization. Bring up your leg only as high as you can without flattening your back or bending your knee. Increasing hamstring flexibility will come with time.\nEXERCISE 5\nSide Plank\nThe side plank works the muscles on the lateral (side) parts of the core, such as the obliques, gluteus medius, and quadratus lumborum. This exercise is a very important one. I mention this because almost everyone hates doing it. But don\u2019t give up: Your back depends on it. Many readers will not be able to do this exercise at first because their core is weak. Don\u2019t worry. There are regressions (easier exercises) for those of you who can\u2019t do this one yet.\nStep 1: Start by lying on your side, propped up on your forearm, with your elbow under your shoulder. Relax the other arm for now. 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If you do even half of this a turn, you're ahead.\n\nStat Priority: Ranged Damage, Crit, Skill Range, Crit Damage, Accuracy.\n\nPerk Order: Avid Learner, Steady Aim, Cherry Picking, Thrifty, Confident, Specialist, First Blood, Mana Collector, Energized, Patient.\n\nBest Friend: Shortbow users like to have a support class with them, because they do so much work themselves. A rifle using Sharpshooter is probably best, because they can slow the wave with Suppression and Assassinate big targets the shortbow might not kill. But the shortbow will probably just kill them too.\n\nVerdict:\nDamage: S\nDefence: B\nMobility/Range: S\n\nRating: S-Tier. Don't even joke.\nOne Handed Crossbow - The Arsonist\n\nPros: It's funny, because you wouldn't think that a simple small hand crossbow was able to burn down the entire screen, but it can. Blaze is probably the best ability in the game, if not the second best. It's a Multi-Hit ability that also has Propagation, meaning your potential amount of dead-as-hell-burnt-to-a-crisp zombies is insanely high. The numbers work like this, assuming a big square pack. At minimum, with Initiator, you'll have 3 shots of Blaze. These shots will then bounce, minimum, 5 times. That's 15 targets, easily, with just one perk investment. The bustedness of this comes when you get any amount of Multi-Hit or Prop bounce on gear or levels, and there's a lot of gear. You have can five shots of Blaze that bounce 8 times, killing 30+ targets a turn. No one else in the game puts up those numbers, not even the Shortbow gods. If you get an offhand Teleport Crystal, you can quite literally solo the entire game with this single hero. Shout out to Dran Kuo on Discord for doing just that!\n\n\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665: Yeah sometimes you just don't get a good Propagation pack, and you'll run out of targets for Blaze bounces. However, this is what I call a good problem to have. If your problem is that there aren't enough good targets to kill, then just kill the other ones, which you can do very easily, because even if Blaze isn't bouncing around it still does extremely high damage. The only real \u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665 to the Hand Crossbow is that the other abilities besides Blaze are lackluster. Don't ever poison anything with this. Don't invest in poison. Burn, burn burn.\n\nPlaystyle: Carry.\n\nFind targets to set on fire with Blaze, then set them on fire. Propagation works best if you target the mobs on the end of the chain first, then work your way in. After that's done, enjoy your barbecue.\n\nStat Priority: Multi-Hit, Propagation Bounces, Ranged Damage, Crit, Crit Damage\n\nLeveling Order: Avid Learner, Initiator, Steady Aim, Thrifty, Confident, Specialist, First Blood, Energized, Mana Collector, Patient, Lone Wolf (if you really are soloing your wall)\n\nBest Friend: Forget it. You can do this by yourself.\n\nVerdict:\nDamage: S\nDefence: C\nMobility/Range: A\n\nRating: S-Tier\nTome of Secrets - The Archmage\n\nPros: Unleash hellish propagation lightning strikes that can kill dozens with a few casts. Incinerate big targets and their immediate surroundings with fireballs. The Archmage has AOE, single target, range, and debuffs. Make other mages jealous with how big your two-handed book is\n\n\u2665\u2665\u2665\u2665: Sometimes propagation doesn't do what you want it to, or the wave isn't a good prop target because of bad spacing. High mana costs before thrifty and mana collector kick in. Must go crit, or will be lackluster and struggle with mana. Lacks move speed options, so can get line of sighted sometimes.\n\nPlaystyle: Carry.\n\nOn meaty packs, open with a Weakening Touch chain to shred resistance, then start throwing the Zeus juice. Clean up stragglers that didn't get electrocuted with a Shadow Bolt. 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      "prompt": "I need help polishing up my linked in profile. First I will paste in my current profile. Then I will paste in my resume. Then I will give you some comments about my performance from performance evaluations. Once you have all those things, then you will redo my linkedin profile with the goal of maximizing my hiring potential.\n\nHere's my current linked in profile:\nRyan Mioduski (He/Him)\nSenior Digital Advertising Strategist at Middle Seat Digital\n\nMiddle Seat Digital\n\nVirginia Polytechnic Institute and State University\nFalls Church, Virginia, United States Contact info\n500+ connections\nOpen to\nAdd profile section\n\nMore\nSuggested for youSuggested for you\n Private to you Private to you\n\nIntermediateIntermediate\n\n6/7\nComplete 1 step to achieve All-star\nWrite a summary to highlight your personality or work experienceWrite a summary to highlight your personality or work experience\nMembers who include a summary receive up to 3.9 times as many profile views.Members who include a summary receive up to 3.9 times as many profile views.\nAdd a summary\nAnalyticsAnalytics\n Private to you Private to you\n\n51 profile views51 profile views\nDiscover who's viewed your profile.Discover who's viewed your profile.\n55 post impressions55 post impressions\nCheck out who's engaging with your posts.Check out who's engaging with your posts.\n15 search appearances15 search appearances\nSee how often you appear in search results.See how often you appear in search results.\nResourcesResources\n Private to you Private to you\n\nCreator modeCreator mode\nOffOff\nGet discovered, showcase content on your profile, and get access to creator toolsGet discovered, showcase content on your profile, and get access to creator tools\nMy networkMy network\nSee and manage your connections and interests.See and manage your connections and interests.\nShow all 5 resources\nFeaturedFeatured\n\nLinkLink\n\n#35 \u2014 Top 75 Political Consultants 2022#35 \u2014 Top 75 Political Consultants 2022\nCity & State NYCity & State NY\nRyan Mioduski, Xochilt Mart\u00ednez & Becca Santos Seetahal\nMiddle Seat ConsultingRyan Mioduski, Xochilt Mart\u00ednez & Becca Santos Seetahal Middle Seat Consulting\nActivityActivity\n783 followers783 followers\n\nStart a post\nRyan Mioduski commented on a post \u2022 2mo \u2022 2mo\nCongrats, Mike!! \nlikecelebratelove\n36\n12 comments\nRyan Mioduski commented on a post \u2022 2mo2mo\nCongrats, Zach!\nlikecelebratelove\n109\n13 comments\nRyan Mioduski commented on a post \u2022 2mo2mo\nCongrats, Max!\nlikecelebratelove\n136\n12 comments\nShow all activity\nExperienceExperience\n\nMiddle Seat logo\nMiddle Seat DigitalMiddle Seat Digital\nFull-time \u00b7 3 yrsFull-time \u00b7 3 yrs\nSenior Digital Advertising StrategistSenior Digital Advertising Strategist\nSep 2021 - Present \u00b7 1 yr 7 mosSep 2021 - Present \u00b7 1 yr 7 mos\nDigital Advertising StrategistDigital Advertising Strategist\nApr 2020 - Sep 2021 \u00b7 1 yr 6 mosApr 2020 - Sep 2021 \u00b7 1 yr 6 mos\nWashington, District of Columbia, United StatesWashington, District of Columbia, United States\nBlueprint Interactive logo\nDigital Campaigns AssociateDigital Campaigns Associate\nBlueprint InteractiveBlueprint Interactive\nFeb 2018 - Apr 2020 \u00b7 2 yrs 3 mosFeb 2018 - Apr 2020 \u00b7 2 yrs 3 mos\nWashington D.C. Metro AreaWashington D.C. Metro Area\nI worked with the accounts team to create, optimize, and report on campaigns for political candidates, PACs, and organizations.I worked with the accounts team to create, optimize, and report on campaigns for political candidates, PACs, and organizations.\nU.S. House of Representatives logo\nDigital InternDigital Intern\nU.S. House of RepresentativesU.S. House of Representatives\nNov 2017 - Jan 2018 \u00b7 3 mosNov 2017 - Jan 2018 \u00b7 3 mos\nWashington, D.C.Washington, D.C.\nI assisted the Committee on Oversight and Government Affairs' digital communications efforts. I brought my aptitude in digital design, photography, and website management to bear on ongoing projects, including website migration, hearing documentation, and content creation.I assisted the Committee on Oversight and Government Affairs' digital communications efforts. I brought my aptitude in digital design, photography, and website management to bear on ongoing projects, including website migration, hearing documentation, and content creation.\u2026see more\nOrganizing FellowOrganizing Fellow\nDavid Reid for DelegateDavid Reid for Delegate\nSep 2017 - Nov 2017 \u00b7 3 mosSep 2017 - Nov 2017 \u00b7 3 mos\nAided the field operation in the 32 District of Virginia for the successful election of Delegate-Elect David Reid and Ralph Northam. I managed direct voter contact for several precincts, recruited and trained volunteers, and collaborated with progressive community organizations to maximize voter turnout.Aided the field operation in the 32 District of Virginia for the successful election of Delegate-Elect David Reid and Ralph Northam. I managed direct voter contact for several precincts, recruited and trained volunteers, and collaborated with progressive community organizations to maximize voter turnout.\u2026see more\nU.S. House of Representatives logo\nDigital InternDigital Intern\nU.S. House of RepresentativesU.S. House of Representatives\nFeb 2017 - May 2017 \u00b7 4 mosFeb 2017 - May 2017 \u00b7 4 mos\nWashington D.C. Metro AreaWashington D.C. 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      "prompt": "Summarize the following case, \"Allocating Capital When Interest Rates Are High\":\n \nAllocating Capital When Interest Rates Are High \nIt\u2019s time for a more rational, disciplined, value-oriented framework. \nby Harsha V. Misra \nOver the past decade, interest rates were near zero, capital flowed \nfreely, and business executives lined up to fund dream projects. \nFinancial markets could not seem to get enough of this action: \nrewarding the \u201cdreamiest\u201d leaders, ventures, and concepts to an almost unfathomable degree. \nBut times have changed. Interest rates, the gravity anchoring capital \nallocation to reality, are now back with a vengeance. Markets are \nswooning. And leaders at many companies, looking back at their capital commitments, are thinking: \u201cWhat have we done!\u201d \nIndeed, rash capital allocation can have painful consequences: business failures, bankruptcies, layoffs, write-offs, etc. Once mistakes are made, the path to recovery is often a hard one. But there is one idea that \ncan help, not only with the recovery process but also with avoiding \nfuture regrets: consider adding more value-oriented thinking to capital allocation decisions. \nMost famously associated with investors from the school of Benjamin Graham, this way of thinking is highly applicable to business managers in the corporate setting. It provides a general, rational, disciplined \nframework for all capital allocation \u2014 a framework that is arguably \nmost useful in times like the present. Yet it\u2019s also one that is difficult \nto find in businesses nowadays, having been steadily worn down by a decade of unfettered risk taking. Pushed aside, as it were, by the recent dominance of what I will call the \u201cmoonshot\u201d approach. \nHere are five defining characteristics of value oriented capital allocation and, for contrast, parallel characteristics of the moonshot approach: \nRisk vs. Returns \n\u2022 Value \u2014 Risk first: Question #1 is always \u201chow can things go \nspectacularly wrong?\u201d Followed closely by \u201care we protected against \nirreversible, game-over losses if that happens?\u201d \n\u2022 Moonshot \u2014 Returns first: Question #1 is \u201chow can things go \nspectacularly right?\u201d Followed closely by \u201care we positioned to win \nbig if that happens?\u201d \n \nCaution vs. Vision \n\u2022 Value \u2014 Margin of safety: Commit capital only when reasonable and verifiable analysis makes a clear case for it \u2014 with some room for error, and without reliance on heroic assumptions. As Warren Buffet puts it: \u201cWhen you build a bridge, you insist it can carry 30,000 pounds, but \nyou only drive 10,000 pound trucks across it.\u201d \n\u2022 Moonshot \u2014 Power of vision: Commit to a game-changing, futuristic vision with enormous untapped potential. Today\u2019s assumptions and \nanalysis will not matter much if one can execute against such a vision. \nWisdom of the Crowd \n\u2022 Value \u2014 Ignore the crowd: Avoid the temptation to pile into \nwhatever business fad may be fashionable at any point of time. Have \nthe courage to run against the herd and, when warranted, do the \nopposite of what everyone else seems to be doing. \n\u2022 Moonshot \u2014 Evangelize the crowd: Drive excitement, belief, and the \u201cfear of missing out\u201d to get others to buy into the big vision. Inspire the herd to follow our lead and run alongside. \nReality vs. Dreams \n\u2022 Value \u2014 Separate dreams from reality: Focus on dispassionate, \nrational analysis of unit economics and capital efficiency. Does the \nmath demonstrate that the return on capital invested comfortably \nexceeds the cost of the capital required? Only then focus on growth \nand scale. \n\u2022 Moonshot \u2014 Make dreams real: Focus on figuring out what it will \ntake to overcome hurdles and quickly grow and dominate the market. Trust that unit economics and capital efficiency will fall into place \nalong the way, even if we don\u2019t yet know exactly how. \nTiming \n\u2022 Value \u2014 Patience: Avoid the urge to always be \u201cdoing something.\u201d Be comfortable operating at relatively low intensity levels for long periods of time while waiting for the right opportunities to emerge. \n\u2022 Moonshot \u2014 Now or never: Every moment is precious, and there is no time to waste sitting around waiting. Achieving the dream requires constant action, experimentation, and nonstop, high-energy effort. \nIt\u2019s fair to look at the moonshot attributes above and ask: But aren\u2019t \nthese good characteristics? Things we want to see in our organization? Absolutely. I am not suggesting otherwise. Indeed, such thinking has helped create some of the most exciting, world-changing businesses of today: Amazon, Tesla, Netflix, Zoom, Uber, and so on. And the leaders behind these amazing success stories have become household names, capturing the imaginations of managers worldwide. \nBut this moonshot way of thinking seems to have become almost too \nsuccessful. Over the past decade it has come to dominate corporate \ncapital allocation to such a degree that such decisions have become \nincreasingly untethered from reality. Proposals that would once have been dismissed as outlandish have been rationalized using tempting \narguments from the moonshot template. And even companies with \nperfectly sound, durable business models have convinced themselves that they will somehow get left-behind unless they urgently go \u201call \nin\u201d on some disruptive futuristic vision (e.g., involving AI, crypto \nblockchains, virtual worlds, the cloud, space exploration, and so on). \nAll of this has created a desperate competitive scramble to build and/or buy assets, resources, and talent in such areas \u2014 seemingly at any cost. \nIn contrast, value oriented thinkers \u2014 contrarian voices at the best of times \u2014 have been labelled worrywarts, timid, short-sighted, or worse. The case studies they like to cite \u2014 like Teledyne\u2019s focus on capital efficiency (in the 1970s and 80s), Danaher\u2019s leadership development via its disciplined business system, Alleghany Corporation\u2019s 90-plus years of flexible yet prudent value creation through numerous market cycles, and Berkshire Hathaway\u2019s renowned model of sound capital allocation \u2014 seem to be increasingly thought of as outdated relics of a bygone \nera. As a result, many naturally \u201chard wired\u201d value-oriented thinkers seem to have been numbed into silent acceptance as the everything \ngoes spirit around risk taking over the past decade kept proving them \u201cwrong.\u201d \nBut time (and the end of easy money) has now shown that maybe \nthey were not so wrong after all. And that perhaps the checks \nand-balances their voices could have provided were in fact deeply \nmissed. Importantly, such checks-and-balances would not have meant abandoning big, bold, futuristic growth bets. But they could have \nhelped ensure that these bets were ones actually worth staking precious capital on. As the economist Daniel Kahneman puts it: \u201cCourage \nis willingness to take the risk once you know the odds. Optimistic \noverconfidence means you are taking the risk because you don\u2019t know the odds. It\u2019s a big difference.\u201d \nSo it\u2019s worth considering: Should your organization get more value \noriented thinkers back into the rooms where capital allocation decisions are made? Should there be more of them on your analysis teams, due diligence task forces, steering committees, and boards? These people need to be intentionally found, appreciated, nurtured, and listened to, particularly when they offer a rational dissent to some tempting and \nfashionable, yet dangerously risky idea. Why? Because they provide \na necessary balance \u2014 a sanity test \u2014 that can help keep your \norganization\u2019s capital commitments grounded in reality. And in doing so, they can not only help your organization face the pressing economic realities of the present but also prevent mistakes of the past from being repeated in the future.",
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      "prompt": "don't write full modified code write only snippet of what i have to change to fix this problem in this code \n\nFile \"c:\\users\\nigam\\desktop\\project\\vgg16testing\\vgg16test2.py\", line 70, in extract\\_and\\_load\\_features\n features = extract\\_and\\_load\\_features(os.path.join(image\\_folder, file.filename))\nNameError: name 'file' is not defined\n192.168.0.104 - - [10/Mar/2023 03:12:52] \"POST / HTTP/1.1\" 500 -\n# -\\*- coding: utf-8 -\\*-\n\"\"\"\nCreated on Fri Mar 10 01:16:00 2023\n\n@author: nigam\n\"\"\"\n\nimport os\nimport cv2\nimport numpy as np\nfrom keras.preprocessing import image\nfrom keras.applications.vgg16 import VGG16, preprocess\\_input, decode\\_predictions\nfrom sklearn.neighbors import NearestNeighbors\nimport tkinter as tk\nfrom tkinter import filedialog\nimport webbrowser\nfrom flask import Flask, request, render\\_template\n\napp = Flask(\\_\\_name\\_\\_)\n\n# Set the paths for the image folder, features folder, and the model\nimage\\_folder = 'C:/Users/nigam/Desktop/Project/vgg16testing/static/img'\nfeatures\\_folder = 'H:/cbir/ImageRetrieval/features'\nmodel\\_path = 'vgg16\\_weights\\_tf\\_dim\\_ordering\\_tf\\_kernels\\_notop.h5'\n\n# Set the number of images to return as results\nnum\\_results = 5\n\n# Load the VGG16 model\nmodel = VGG16(weights='imagenet', include\\_top=False)\n\n# Function to extract features of an image using the VGG16 model\ndef extract\\_features(image\\_path, model):\n image = cv2.imread(image\\_path)\n image = cv2.resize(image, (224, 224))\n image = image[...,::-1] # Convert BGR to RGB\n image = np.expand\\_dims(image, axis=0)\n image = preprocess\\_input(image) # Preprocess the image\n features = model.predict(image)\n features = features.flatten()\n return features\n\n# Function to extract features of all images in the image folder and save them to the features folder\ndef extract\\_all\\_features():\n for filename in os.listdir(image\\_folder):\n image\\_path = os.path.join(image\\_folder, filename)\n features\\_path = os.path.join(features\\_folder, os.path.splitext(filename)[0] + '.npy')\n if not os.path.isfile(features\\_path): # Check if features file already exists\n features = extract\\_features(image\\_path, model)\n np.save(features\\_path, features)\n\n# Function to load the features of all images in the features folder\ndef load\\_all\\_features():\n features = []\n filenames = []\n for filename in os.listdir(features\\_folder):\n if filename.endswith(\".npy\"):\n features\\_path = os.path.join(features\\_folder, filename)\n feature = np.load(features\\_path)\n features.append(feature)\n filenames.append(os.path.splitext(filename)[0])\n return features\n\n# Function to extract features of the query image, save it to the features folder, and then load the features of all images in the features folder\ndef extract\\_and\\_load\\_features(image\\_path):\n features\\_path = os.path.join(features\\_folder, os.path.splitext(os.path.basename(image\\_path))[0] + '.npy')\n if os.path.isfile(features\\_path):\n features = np.load(features\\_path)\n else:\n features = extract\\_and\\_load\\_features(os.path.join(image\\_folder, file.filename))\n np.save(features\\_path, features)\n return features\n# Function to perform a search on the features to find the closest matches\ndef search(query\\_features, features):\n knn = NearestNeighbors(n\\_neighbors=min(num\\_results, len(features)), metric='cosine')\n features = np.array(features)\n features = features.reshape(features.shape[0], -1) # reshape to 2D\n knn.fit(features)\n distances, indices = knn.kneighbors(query\\_features.reshape(1, -1))\n # Perform search to find the closest matches\n return indices[0]\n\n@app.route(\"/\", methods=[\"GET\", \"POST\"])\ndef index():\n if request.method == \"POST\":\n # Get the file from the POST request\n file = request.files[\"file\"]\n # Save the file to the image folder\n file.save(os.path.join(image\\_folder, file.filename))\n # Extract features of the query image, save it to the features folder, and then load the features of all images in the features folder\n features = extract\\_and\\_load\\_features(os.path.join(image\\_folder, file.filename))\n # Perform search to find the closest matches\n results = search(features, load\\_all\\_features())\n # Display results in a web browser\n return render\\_template(\"results.html\", query\\_image=file.filename, results=results)\n else:\n # Load the features of all images in the features folder\n features, filenames = load\\_all\\_features()\n return render\\_template(\"index.html\")\n\nif \\_\\_name\\_\\_ == \"\\_\\_main\\_\\_\":\n app.run(\"0.0.0.0\")",
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      "prompt": "can you generate another example like this one without changing the format and variables? please also include the backslashes as well. The coordinate on Earth are expressed in the WGS84 standard and please have the geo locations are accurate up to 8 digits after the decimal. \n\nlocalization\\_point {\n lat: 37.400011779417845\n lng: -122.06045590020084\n alt: -15.419933319091797\n}\nvars {\n key: \"destination\"\n value {\n constant {\n v\\_poly2 {\n points {\n x: 37.400010729376511\n y: -122.06024020368655\n }\n points {\n x: 37.399900723828637\n y: -122.06028127848852\n }\n points {\n x: 37.399891435860916\n y: -122.06024003173742\n }\n points {\n x: 37.399999116747125\n y: -122.06019989284127\n }\n }\n }\n }\n}\nagent\\_configs {\n key: \"line\\_follower\\_1\"\n value {\n line\\_following {\n route\\_points {\n lat: 37.399860189699\n lng: -122.05979527646264\n alt: -15.296777725219727\n }\n route\\_points {\n lat: 37.400426665626959\n lng: -122.06210919025415\n alt: -15.418088790029287\n }\n route\\_points {\n lat: 37.400735668970512\n lng: -122.06345949913137\n alt: -15.413888107985258\n }\n desired\\_speed {\n raw\\_expr: \"11.0\"\n }\n max\\_accel {\n raw\\_expr: \"1.5\"\n }\n comfort\\_braking {\n raw\\_expr: \"2.0\"\n }\n desired\\_time\\_headway {\n raw\\_expr: \"1.5\"\n }\n min\\_spacing {\n raw\\_expr: \"4.0\"\n }\n initial\\_speed {\n raw\\_expr: \"0\"\n }\n max\\_acc\\_norm {\n raw\\_expr: \"2.0\"\n }\n max\\_curvature {\n raw\\_expr: \"0.25\"\n }\n max\\_braking {\n raw\\_expr: \"8.0\"\n }\n model\\_config {\n model\\_type: LEAF\n scale\\_x: 1\n scale\\_y: 1\n scale\\_z: 1\n size {\n tangent {\n }\n norm {\n }\n height {\n }\n }\n }\n }\n engine: LINE\\_FOLLOWING\n }\n}\nagent\\_configs {\n key: \"nurobot\\_1\"\n value {\n planner {\n start\\_yaw: -0.27242175893643128\n fuzz\\_tangent {\n }\n fuzz\\_norm {\n }\n fuzz\\_yaw {\n }\n detection\\_range: 150\n simulator\\_config: \"some\\_file\\_path/name.pbtxt\"\n max\\_duration: 40\n runtime\\_check {\n raw\\_expr: \"AT(40, \\\"reached\\_time\\_limit\\\", [\\n report\\_fail(\\\"nurobot\\_1 did not reach goal after 40 seconds\\\"),\\n end\\_simulation\\_after(1)\\n])\"\n }\n runtime\\_check {\n raw\\_expr: \"IF(\\n in\\_polygon(pose.pos, smooth\\_polygon(destination)),\\n [end\\_simulation(\\\"nurobot entered polygon destination\\\")],\\n []\\n)\"\n }\n initial\\_speed {\n raw\\_expr: \"0\"\n }\n model\\_config {\n model\\_type: SRP\\_2\\_0\n scale\\_x: 1\n scale\\_y: 1\n scale\\_z: 1\n }\n route\\_config {\n default\\_route\\_name: \"default\"\n routes {\n key: \"default\"\n value {\n route\\_points {\n location {\n lat: 37.399772744015529\n lng: -122.05956281072035\n alt: -15.41938838083297\n }\n }\n route\\_points {\n location {\n lat: 37.396942789940951\n lng: -122.05977298975336\n alt: -15.410524790175259\n }\n }\n }\n }\n starting\\_location {\n location {\n lat: 37.400426264516213\n lng: -122.0622896831555\n alt: -15.405070304870605\n }\n }\n }\n }\n engine: PLANNER\n enable\\_map\\_support: true\n }\n}\nactions {\n raw\\_expr: \"AT(0, \\\"create\\_nurobot\\_1\\\", [create\\_agent(\\\"nurobot\\_1\\\")])\"\n}\nactions {\n raw\\_expr: \"IF(coalesce(agent\\_groups.nurobot\\_1.completed, 0) >= 1,\\n [\\n complete\\_simulation()\\n ],\\n []\\n)\"\n}\nactions {\n raw\\_expr: \"AT(0, \\\"create\\_line\\_follower\\_1\\\", [create\\_agent(\\\"line\\_follower\\_1\\\")])\"\n}",
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      "prompt": "Task I\nOne problem with the spectrogram as a speech feature represetation is that different speech samples would have dfferent durations due to inherent speech variability (e.g., speech rate, speaker dialect, etc). That is, the \ud835\udc47\n in the (\ud835\udc47\u00d7\ud835\udc58)\n -dimensional representation would be different for each sample. Therefore, for the baseline model, we will implement a method to have a fixed-size representation for all speech samples. Write a function downsample\\_spectrogram(X, N) that takes as input a spectrogram \ud835\udc17\u2208\u211d\ud835\udc47\u00d7\ud835\udc58\n and a parameter N <= 25. The function should (1) make N equally-sized splits of S across the time-axis, (2) apply a pooling technique (e.g., mean pooling) to each split across the frequency axis to obtain an array that represents a downsampled version of the spectrogram \ud835\udc17\u2032\u2208\u211d\ud835\udc41\u00d7\ud835\udc58\n , and (3) re-arange \ud835\udc17\u2032\n as a vector \ud835\udc2f\u2208\u211d\ud835\udc41\ud835\udc58\n .\n\nUsing the downsample\\_spectrogram(X, N) function, transform all the speech samples into vectors \ud835\udc2f\u2208\u211d\ud835\udc41\ud835\udc58\n .\n\nGiven the speaker-based train/dev/test spilts in the SDR\\_metadata.tsv, fit a linear model on the training samples. That is, your model should be build on data from 4 speakers {'nicolas', 'theo' , 'jackson', 'george'}. Hint: you can experiment with a few model alternatives in the SGDClassifier module in scikit-learn.\n\nEvaluate you model on the dev and test splits. Use accuracy as an evaluation metric. Analyze the model performance using a confusion matrix of the all possible labels (0-9), Analyze precision, recall, F1-score for each label. Report your observation.\n\ndef downsample\\_spectrogram(X, N):\n \"\"\"\n Given a spectrogram of an arbitrary length/duration (X \u2208 K x T), \n return a downsampled version of the spectrogram v \u2208 K \\* N\n \"\"\"\n frame\\_len = X.shape[1]\n \n x = np.linspace(0, 1, frame\\_len)\n y = X\n\n f = scipy.interpolate.interp1d(x, y, kind='linear', axis=1)\n \n query\\_x = np.linspace(0, 1, N)\n return f(query\\_x)\n\ndef create\\_dataset(data):\n down\\_N = 25\n Num\\_els = 13\n #iterate through all files and downsample\n for i in range(len(data)):\n #get the signal and extract mel\n x, sr = librosa.load(data.iloc[i][\"file\"], sr=SAMPLING\\_RATE)\n melspectrogram = extract\\_melspectrogram(x, sr, num\\_mels=Num\\_els)\n\n #handle cases with less than N by padding\n if(melspectrogram.shape[1] < down\\_N):\n #need to pad, get padding width\n pad\\_width = down\\_N - melspectrogram.shape[1]\n if(pad\\_width%2==0):\n left\\_pad = pad\\_width//2\n right\\_pad = pad\\_width//2\n else:\n left\\_pad = pad\\_width//2 + 1 \n right\\_pad = pad\\_width//2\n\n #perform padding\n melspectrogram = np.pad( melspectrogram, ((0,0), (left\\_pad,right\\_pad)), mode='symmetric')\n\n #downsample the mel spectrogram\n downsample\\_mel = downsample\\_spectrogram(melspectrogram, down\\_N)\n downsample\\_mel = downsample\\_mel.flatten()\n downsample\\_mel = np.expand\\_dims(downsample\\_mel, axis=0)\n \n if i==0:\n inputs = downsample\\_mel\n labels = data.iloc[i][\"label\"]\n else:\n inputs = np.concatenate( (inputs, downsample\\_mel) )\n labels = np.append(labels, data.iloc[i][\"label\"])\n \n return (inputs, labels)\n# prepare data and split \ntrain\\_filt = (sdr\\_df[\"split\"] == \"TRAIN\")\ndev\\_filt = (sdr\\_df[\"split\"] == \"DEV\")\ntest\\_filt = (sdr\\_df[\"split\"] == \"TEST\")\n\n#datasets\nX\\_train, y\\_train = create\\_dataset(sdr\\_df[train\\_filt])\nX\\_dev, y\\_dev = create\\_dataset(sdr\\_df[dev\\_filt])\nX\\_test, y\\_test = create\\_dataset(sdr\\_df[test\\_filt])\n\nfrom sklearn.pipeline import make\\_pipeline\nfrom sklearn.linear\\_model import LogisticRegression\n\ndef fit\\_(loss, data, label, alpha=0.0001, classifier='sgd', normalise=False):\n if classifier=='sgd':\n lin\\_clf = SGDClassifier(loss=loss, alpha=alpha, tol=1e-5)\n elif classifier =='logistic':\n lin\\_clf = LogisticRegression(penalty='elasticnet', C=alpha, tol=1e-5, solver='saga', l1\\_ratio=0.2)\n else:\n raise NotImplemented\n \n if normalise:\n clf = make\\_pipeline(StandardScaler(), lin\\_clf)\n else:\n clf = make\\_pipeline(lin\\_clf)\n \n clf.fit(data, label)\n return clf\n\ndef predict\\_(model, data, label, dttype):\n pred = model.predict(data)\n acc = accuracy\\_score(label, pred)\n \n print(f\"{dttype} accuracy is {acc\\*100:.4f}%\")\n return acc\n\n# train a linear model - sgd \nsvm\\_hinge = fit\\_(\"hinge\", X\\_train, y\\_train, alpha=0.1, classifier='sgd', normalise=False) # log 0.03/hinge 0.1\ntrain\\_acc = predict\\_(svm\\_hinge, X\\_train, y\\_train,\"Train\") # normalisation was surprisingly not that useful\n # most data features have similar range\ntest\\_acc = predict\\_(svm\\_hinge, X\\_dev, y\\_dev,\"Dev\")\ntest\\_acc = predict\\_(svm\\_hinge, X\\_test, y\\_test,\"Test\")\n\nTrain accuracy is 90.9000%\nDev accuracy is 49.4970%\nTest accuracy is 53.8767%\n\nNow, lets go and write a summary for a reserach paper for the above experiment.",
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      "prompt": "import argparse\nimport csv\nimport math\nimport os\nfrom collections import Counter\nfrom typing import List\n\nimport dataclasses\nimport numpy as np\nfrom numpy.ma import exp\nfrom scipy.optimize import minimize\\_scalar\nfrom scipy.special import expit\n\nPARENT\\_DIR = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(\\_\\_file\\_\\_))\n\nHISTORICAL\\_SEED\\_WIN\\_RATES = {\n (1, 16): 1.000,\n (2, 15): 0.917,\n (3, 14): 0.833,\n (4, 13): 0.750,\n (5, 12): 0.667,\n (6, 11): 0.583,\n (7, 10): 0.583,\n (8, 9): 0.500,\n}\n@dataclasses.dataclass\nclass Team:\n team\\_name: str\n team\\_seed: int\n ken\\_pom\\_score: float\n\n @classmethod\n def extract\\_teams(cls, file\\_path: str):\n with open(os.path.join(PARENT\\_DIR, file\\_path), \"r\", newline=\"\") as csvfile:\n return [cls(\n team\\_name=row[\"team\"],\n team\\_seed=int(row[\"seed\"]),\n ken\\_pom\\_score=float(row[\"score\"])\n ) for row in (csv.DictReader(csvfile))]\nclass Tournament:\n\n def \\_\\_init\\_\\_(self, team\\_metrics: List[Team]):\n self.team\\_metrics: List[Team] = team\\_metrics\n self.team\\_names = [team.team\\_name for team in team\\_metrics]\n self.teams = {i: team.team\\_name for i, team in enumerate(team\\_metrics)}\n self.k = self.find\\_best\\_k()\n self.adj\\_matrix = self.calculate\\_adj\\_matrix()\n\n num\\_teams = len(self.teams)\n self.num\\_rounds = int(math.log2(num\\_teams))\n\n self.round\\_winners = {0: list(self.teams.keys())}\n self.round\\_win\\_counts = {}\n # Construct the bracket\n num\\_matches = num\\_teams // 2\n self.bracket = {}\n for round\\_num in range(1, self.num\\_rounds + 1):\n self.bracket[round\\_num] = list(range(num\\_matches))\n num\\_matches //= 2\n\n # Used for printing results\n self.round\\_names = {\n 1: \"Round of 64\",\n 2: \"Round of 32\",\n 3: \"Sweet Sixteen\",\n 4: \"Elite Eight\",\n 5: \"Final Four\",\n 6: \"Championship\",\n }\n self.round\\_spacing = {\n 1: 2,\n 2: 4,\n 3: 8,\n 4: 16,\n 5: 32,\n 6: 64,\n }\n\n def get\\_opponent(self, round\\_num, team\\_index):\n if round\\_num == 0:\n opponent\\_index = team\\_index + 1 if team\\_index % 2 == 0 else team\\_index - 1\n else:\n previous\\_round\\_winners = self.round\\_winners[round\\_num - 1]\n # print(f\"Previous round winners: {previous\\_round\\_winners}\") # Debugging print\n team\\_position = previous\\_round\\_winners.index(team\\_index)\n opponent\\_index = previous\\_round\\_winners[team\\_position + 1 if team\\_position % 2 == 0 else team\\_position - 1]\n\n # print(f\"Team index: {team\\_index}, Opponent index: {opponent\\_index}\") # Debugging print\n return opponent\\_index\n\n def calculate\\_adj\\_matrix(self):\n num\\_teams = len(self.team\\_metrics)\n adj\\_matrix = np.zeros((num\\_teams, num\\_teams))\n\n for i, team\\_i in enumerate(self.team\\_metrics):\n for j, team\\_j in enumerate(self.team\\_metrics):\n if i != j:\n p\\_win = self.calculate\\_win\\_probability(team\\_i, team\\_j)\n adj\\_matrix[i, j] = p\\_win\n adj\\_matrix[j, i] = 1 - p\\_win\n\n return adj\\_matrix\n\n def calculate\\_win\\_probability(self, team\\_i: Team, team\\_j: Team):\n seed\\_diff = team\\_j.team\\_seed - 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      "prompt": "Optimize the code to a very large extent to avoid execution of system.db.runnamedquery multiple times. And feel free to optimize other parts of the code wherever you feel like. The Params seq wise should also be optimized. And the final if conditions and checking with the values of p8 and then running named query should also be optimized. And give me the whole working version of the code as a result. The code is written in ignition tag event change scripting window to push data on value change of tag with some conditions using a named query to a database. Give output as text instead of code screen since the code is lengthy and the output generation gets stcuk. The code is as follows - p1 = system.tag.read(\"[System]Gateway/CurrentDateTime\").value\n p2 = system.tag.read(\"[.]Machine Name\").value\n p3 = system.tag.read(\"[.]Stage\").value\n p4 = system.tag.read(\"[.]Shift\").value \n p5 = system.tag.read(\"[.]MIS\\_Running\\_Recipe\").value\n\n ##SEQ\\_Name\n p6s1 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step1\").value\n p6s2 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step2\").value\n p6s3 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step3\").value\n p6s4 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step4\").value\n p6s5 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step5\").value\n p6s6 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step6\").value\n p6s7 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step7\").value\n p6s8 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step8\").value\n p6s9 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step9\").value\n p6s10 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step10\").value\n p6s11 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step11\").value\n p6s12 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step12\").value\n p6s13 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step13\").value\n p6s14 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_name/step14\").value\n\n ##SEQ\\_Code\n p7s1 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step1\").value\n p7s2 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step2\").value\n p7s3 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step3\").value\n p7s4 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step4\").value\n p7s5 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step5\").value\n p7s6 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step6\").value\n p7s7 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step7\").value\n p7s8 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step8\").value\n p7s9 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step9\").value\n p7s10 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step10\").value\n p7s11 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step11\").value\n p7s12 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step12\").value\n p7s13 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step13\").value\n p7s14 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_number/step14\").value\n\n ##SEQ\\_Time\n p8s1 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step1\").value\n p8s2 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step2\").value\n p8s3 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step3\").value\n p8s4 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step4\").value\n p8s5 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step5\").value\n p8s6 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step6\").value\n p8s7 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step7\").value\n p8s8 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step8\").value\n p8s9 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step9\").value\n p8s10 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step10\").value\n p8s11 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step11\").value\n p8s12 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step12\").value\n p8s13 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step13\").value\n p8s14 = system.tag.read(\"[.]../step\\_sequence\\_value/step14\").value\n \n ##CT Universal\n p9 = system.tag.read(\"[.]CT\\_SEC\").value\n ##Passing Parameters Seq\\_Wise\n ##--For Step-1 \n params\\_s1= {\"R\\_Datetime\":p1,\"Machine\\_Name\":p2,\n \"Stage\":p3,\"R\\_Shift\":p4,\"Building\\_Recipe\":p5,\"Sequence\\_Name\":p6s1\n ,\"Sequence\\_Code\":p7s1, \"Sequence\\_Time\":p8s1,\"Cycle\\_Time\":p9}\n ##--For Step-2\n params\\_s2= {\"R\\_Datetime\":p1,\"Machine\\_Name\":p2,\n \"Stage\":p3,\"R\\_Shift\":p4,\"Building\\_Recipe\":p5,\"Sequence\\_Name\":p6s2\n ,\"Sequence\\_Code\":p7s2, \"Sequence\\_Time\":p8s2,\"Cycle\\_Time\":p9}\n ##--For Step-3\n params\\_s3= {\"R\\_Datetime\":p1,\"Machine\\_Name\":p2,\"Stage\":p3,\"R\\_Shift\":p4,\"Building\\_Recipe\":p5,\n \"Sequence\\_Name\":p6s3,\"Sequence\\_Code\":p7s3, \"Sequence\\_Time\":p8s3\n ,\"Cycle\\_Time\":p9}\n ##--For Step-4\n params\\_s4= {\"R\\_Datetime\":p1,\"Machine\\_Name\":p2,\"Stage\":p3,\"R\\_Shift\":p4,\"Building\\_Recipe\":p5,\n \"Sequence\\_Name\":p6s4,\"Sequence\\_Code\":p7s4, \"Sequence\\_Time\":p8s4\n ,\"Cycle\\_Time\":p9}\n ##--For Step-5\n params\\_s5= {\"R\\_Datetime\":p1,\"Machine\\_Name\":p2,\"Stage\":p3,\"R\\_Shift\":p4,\"Building\\_Recipe\":p5,\n \"Sequence\\_Name\":p6s5,\"Sequence\\_Code\":p7s5, \"Sequence\\_Time\":p8s5\n ,\"Cycle\\_Time\":p9}\n ##--For Step-6\n params\\_s6= {\"R\\_Datetime\":p1,\"Machine\\_Name\":p2,\"Stage\":p3,\"R\\_Shift\":p4,\"Building\\_Recipe\":p5,\n \"Sequence\\_Name\":p6s6,\"Sequence\\_Code\":p7s6, \"Sequence\\_Time\":p8s6\n ,\"Cycle\\_Time\":p9} \n ##--For Step-7\n params\\_s7= {\"R\\_Datetime\":p1,\"Machine\\_Name\":p2,\"Stage\":p3,\"R\\_Shift\":p4,\"Building\\_Recipe\":p5,\n \"Sequence\\_Name\":p6s7,\"Sequence\\_Code\":p7s7, \"Sequence\\_Time\":p8s7\n ,\"Cycle\\_Time\":p9}\n ##--For Step-8\n params\\_s8= {\"R\\_Datetime\":p1,\"Machine\\_Name\":p2,\"Stage\":p3,\"R\\_Shift\":p4,\"Building\\_Recipe\":p5,\n \"Sequence\\_Name\":p6s8,\"Sequence\\_Code\":p7s8, \"Sequence\\_Time\":p8s8\n ,\"Cycle\\_Time\":p9}\n ##--For Step-9\n params\\_s9= {\"R\\_Datetime\":p1,\"Machine\\_Name\":p2,\"Stage\":p3,\"R\\_Shift\":p4,\"Building\\_Recipe\":p5,\n \"Sequence\\_Name\":p6s9,\"Sequence\\_Code\":p7s9, \"Sequence\\_Time\":p8s9\n ,\"Cycle\\_Time\":p9}\n ##--For Step-10\n params\\_s10= {\"R\\_Datetime\":p1,\"Machine\\_Name\":p2,\"Stage\":p3,\"R\\_Shift\":p4,\"Building\\_Recipe\":p5,\n \"Sequence\\_Name\":p6s10,\"Sequence\\_Code\":p7s10, \"Sequence\\_Time\":p8s10\n ,\"Cycle\\_Time\":p9}\n \n ##--For Step-11\n params\\_s11= 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      "prompt": "This is the exam question: \n\"if you would want to capture a \"catching up with the joneses\" effect (i.e. the comparison to one's neighbour as a benchmark for the accumulation of goods) and you could deviate from the representative agent assumption, how would you express the utility function? Do you think this is a reasonable assumption?\"\n\nI have answered the following: \n\"The effect is a behavioural phenomenon where individuals consumption and spending decisions are influenced by social comparison with others in their reference group or community. In other words, people tend to compare their consumption and standard of living to their peers, and strive to keep up with them or even surpass them. This could lead to an increased household consumption, even if it exceeds their actual needs ot financial means, in order to maintain their relative position or status within their social circle. We can capture such an effect by expressing the utility function such that: u( c(i)\\_t , 1-n(i)\\_t ) = log( c(i)\\_t - gamma\\*c\\_t) - X\\*log( n(i)\\_t ), where i denotes an individual and c\\_t is the aggregate consumption of the reference group. Utility is then derived by own consumption in relation to neighbours consumption.\"\n\nHowever, I have not answered the part of the question that says \"Do you think this is a reasonable assumption?\"\n\nFinish my answer in a correct way, and provide the full answer to the question such that it would recieve the maximum points from the professor!",
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      "prompt": "Tr\u00e8s bien, fait moi une liste de toutes les probl\u00e9matiques explicitement \u00e9voqu\u00e9es dans le texte et associe y les solutions associ\u00e9es, en les d\u00e9veloppant de fa\u00e7on claire et pr\u00e9cises : \nEXPLANATORY MEMORANDUM\n\n1. CONTEXT OF THE PROPOSAL\n\u2022 Reasons for and objectives of the proposal\nRaw materials are found at the beginning of all industrial value chains. The focus of this Regulation is on non-energy, non-agricultural raw materials that are important for the EU economy, the supplies of which are subject to a high level of supply risk. These critical raw materials (CRMs) are often indispensable inputs for a wide set of strategic sectors including renewable energy, the digital industry, the space and defence sectors and the health sector. At the same time, extraction and processing of CRMs can have negative environmental impacts, depending on the methods and processes used, as well as social impacts.\nThe EU relies almost exclusively on imports for many critical raw materials. Suppliers of those imports are often highly concentrated in a small number of third countries, both at the extraction and processing stage. For example, the EU sources 97% of its magnesium in China. Heavy rare earth elements, used in permanent magnets, are exclusively refined in China. 63% of the world's cobalt, used in batteries, is extracted in the Democratic Republic of Congo, while 60% is refined in China. This concentration exposes the EU to significant supply risks. There are precedents of countries leveraging their strong position as suppliers of CRMs against buyer countries, for instance through export restrictions.\nWith the global shift towards renewable energy and the digitalisation of our economies and societies, demand for some of these critical raw materials is forecasted to rapidly increase in the coming decades. Global demand for the lithium used to manufacture batteries for mobility and energy storage is expected to increase of up to 89-fold by 2050. EU demand for the rare earth elements from which the permanent magnets used in wind turbines or electric vehicles are manufactured is expected to increase six to seven-fold by 2050. EU demand for gallium, used to manufacture semi-conductors, is expected to grow 17-fold by 2050. Substituting materials and increasing material efficiency and circularity can mitigate the projected rise in demand to a certain extent, but these steps are not expected to reverse the trend. Presently, current and planned capacities risk not meeting more than 50 % of the projected demand for cobalt and future demand increase for rare earths is expected to outpace growth in capacities1. Against this background, many countries have adopted policies to actively secure their supply of critical raw materials, increasing resource competition.\nDisruption in the supply of essential goods during the COVID-19 crisis and the energy crisis sparked by Russia\u2019s war of aggression against Ukraine have highlighted the EU\u2019s structural supply dependencies and their potentially damaging effects in times of crisis. The central importance of critical raw materials for the green and digital transitions, and for defence and space applications, means that a disruption in their supply would have significant adverse effects for industry in the EU. This would jeopardise the functioning of the single market and damage the EU\u2019s competitiveness, while putting at stake jobs and job creation and affecting working conditions and wages. In addition, without a secure supply of critical raw materials, the Union will not be able to meet its objective for a green and digital future.\nThe 2008 raw materials initiative and the 2020 action plan on critical raw materials both provided a framework for initiatives to assess assessing the criticality of different raw materials, the international diversification, research and innovation and the development of CRMs production capacity in the EU. The measures put in place are helping to ensure a more secure supply. For instance, Strategic Partnerships concluded with third countries, as provided in the action plan, are helping to diversify sources of raw materials supply by further integrating the EU\u2019s raw materials value chains with those of resource-rich third countries.\nHowever, non-regulatory actions have not been enough to ensure the EU\u2019s access to a secure and sustainable supply of critical raw materials. At present, there is no regulatory framework aimed at structurally reducing supply risks across the range of critical raw materials. First, in the absence of a common framework to ensure that economic operators are resilient and prepared for problems that arise, industry remains overexposed to the risk of supply disruptions. Second, the EU's potential to increase its extraction, processing or recycling capacities remains underexploited. Across Member States, knowledge of mineral deposits often dates back to a time when critical raw materials were not the sought-after resources that they are today. Sometimes difficult access to funding, lengthy and complex permitting procedures and the lack of public acceptance as well as potential environmental concerns are major impediments to the development of critical raw materials projects. Third, legislation on waste management does not create enough incentives to improve the circularity of critical raw materials (\u2018their circularity\u2019) or for the development of a market in secondary raw materials. Lastly, there are not enough incentives to report on and limit the negative environmental impacts of CRMs that are placed on the EU market.\nAgainst this background, the present proposal has the following objectives:\n\u2013 to strengthen the different stages of the European critical raw materials value chain;\n\u2013 to diversify the EU's imports of critical raw materials to reduce strategic dependencies;\n\u2013 to improve the EU capacity to monitor and mitigate current and future risks of disruptions to the supply of critical raw materials;\n\u2013 to ensure the free movement of critical raw materials on the single market while ensuring a high level of environmental protection, by improving their circularity and sustainability.\n\u2022 Consistency with existing policy provisions in this area\nThis proposal is consistent with the European Green Deal strategy and the European Climate Law. This proposal is intended to help equip the EU with the capacities that will be needed to meet its targets for producing renewable energy, for developing strategic manufacturing technologies such as semiconductors and to reach our climate neutrality objectives.\nThis proposal responds to the 2022 Versailles Declaration adopted by the European Council, which underlined the strategic importance of critical raw materials in guaranteeing the EU\u2019s open strategic autonomy and European sovereignty. It is also consistent with the November 2021 resolution of the European Parliament on an EU strategy on CRMs and with the conclusions of the Conference on the Future of Europe. Finally, this Regulation delivers on the commitment to reduce the EU\u2019s dependency on critical raw materials made by President von der Leyen in her 2022 State of the Union speech. This would be achieved by diversifying and securing a sustainable domestic supply of critical raw materials by identifying Strategic Projects across the supply chain and by building up strategic reserves. Ahead of the announcement of a Critical Raw Materials Act, the REPowerEU Communication and the Joint Communication on Defence Investment Gaps Analysis and Way Forward had announced a legislative proposal on CRMs in May 2022.\nWhereas this proposal focuses on building the EU\u2019s capacity to supply CRMs, the Communication accompanying this proposal explains the underlying strategy to secure the supply of critical raw materials sector, which includes non-regulatory measures to diversify external supplies from outside of the EU and to boost research and innovation and skills. The Regulation is accompanied by the results of the Commission\u2019s criticality assessment, the corresponding papers fiches on the critical and strategic raw materials (see detailed explanation on p.15 for more details) targeted by this proposal, ands by the latest foresight study. The proposal is presented jointly with the Net Zero Industry Act which, as announced in the Communication on A Green Deal Industrial Plan for the Net-Zero Age, will underpin the industrial manufacturing of key technologies in the EU.\nThis proposal is consistent with the Commission\u2019s Communication updating the 2020 EU Industrial Strategy in May 2021, which identifies areas of strategic dependencies that could lead to vulnerabilities. The two subsequent in-depth reviews provided further analysis on the origins of strategic dependencies and first addressed CRMs overall (among other issues), then rare earth elements and magnesium.\nAlthough there has been no regulatory framework before this Regulation that aimed to secure the supply of CRMs, this proposal is consistent with the previous European CRM strategies. First, this Regulation builds on the criticality assessment, updated every 3 years since the 2008 initiative, which has provided information on CRMs and the EU\u2019s dependencies on them. Second, it complements and strengthens the initiatives which followed the 2020 action plan. It also provides a framework to support projects along the critical raw materials value chain, building on the work of the European Raw Materials Alliance. The proposal also builds on the EU principles for sustainable raw materials which aim to align Member States\u2019 understanding of sustainable extraction and processing.\nIn addition, in line with the 2021 action plan on synergies between civil, defence and space industries, the Commission is setting up an observatory of critical technologies. The observatory will identify, monitor and assess critical technologies for the civilian, defence and space sectors, their potential applications and related value and supply chains, including strategic dependencies and vulnerabilities.\nFurthermore, the Commission has carried out a Foresight study which assesses the European Union\u2019s future needs for critical raw materials and the potential supply chain bottlenecks in key strategic technologies and sectors. The report forecasts an unprecedented increase in demand for the key materials necessary to a successful twin transition and to the EU\u2019s defence and aerospace agendas.\nThis proposal is consistent with other legislation on CRMs. For instance, it is consistent with the Conflict Minerals Regulation2, which requires importers of tin, tantalum, tungsten and gold (3TG) to set up and implement due diligence policies addressing human rights impacts linked to armed conflicts and labour rights along their value chain.",
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