cases/flash_crowd/flash_crowd_0004.json

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      "prompt": "learn this text: \n\u200bSystem\u200b\n\nThe System dispositions are typically generated by Genesys system, with only a couple of exceptions such as \"Skipped - Agent Skip\". Depending on which disposition it is, the lead may be rescheduled to be called right away or may be taken out of the system, depending on how the wrap-up code is configured in the Genesys system. 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The model is integrated with an ROI calculator so that we can optimise the system balance (PV and battery capacity) to produce the best ROI for any given scenario. Please contact us if you\u2019re interested in a free consultation to see if our HyPER-FST based systems will deliver a strong Return-on-Investment in your off-grid power application.\nEnergy storage\nThe core facilitator of any off-grid solar or hybrid power system is the energy storage sub-system. The Rapid Roll system includes a racked lithium-ion battery bank to delivery high energy density, high performance, safe and cost-effective storage for solar or genset-sourced power. We work with a number of different battery suppliers to offer a range of options across the price vs performance scale.\n\n \n\nAn essential component of any lithium battery solution to ensure robustness, safety and long battery life is the \u201cBattery Management System\u201d (BMS). 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      "prompt": "import pandas as pd\nimport numpy as np\nimport re\nfrom sklearn.feature\\_extraction.text import TfidfVectorizer\nfrom sklearn.preprocessing import LabelEncoder\nfrom sklearn.model\\_selection import train\\_test\\_split, StratifiedKFold, GridSearchCV\nfrom sklearn.metrics import f1\\_score\nfrom imblearn.over\\_sampling import SMOTE\nfrom gensim.models import FastText\nfrom nltk.corpus import stopwords\nfrom nltk.tokenize import word\\_tokenize\nfrom lightgbm import LGBMClassifier\nfrom tqdm.auto import tqdm\n\n# Data preprocessing\ndef preprocess\\_text(text):\n text = re.sub(r\"//.\\*\", \"\", text)\n text = re.sub(r\"http\\S+|www\\S+|https\\S+\", \"\", text)\n text = re.sub(r\"\\W\", \" \", text)\n words = word\\_tokenize(text.lower())\n stop\\_words = set(stopwords.words(\"english\"))\n words = [word for word in words if word not in stop\\_words]\n return \" \".join(words)\n\n# Load the data\ntrain = pd.read\\_csv(\"./data/train.csv\")\ntest = pd.read\\_csv(\"./data/test.csv\")\n\n# Preprocess text data\ntrain[\"text\"] = train[\"text\"].apply(preprocess\\_text)\ntest[\"text\"] = test[\"text\"].apply(preprocess\\_text)\n\nfrom gensim.models import FastText\nfrom tqdm.auto import tqdm\n\n# Feature engineering\nembedding\\_size = 150 # Increase the embedding\\_size as needed\ntrain\\_sentences = train[\"text\"].apply(lambda x: x.split()).tolist()\n\n# Train FastText model with tqdm\nfasttext\\_model = FastText(sentences=tqdm(train\\_sentences, desc=\"Training FastText\"), vector\\_size=embedding\\_size, window=3, min\\_count=1, epochs=10)\n\ndef get\\_text\\_vector(text, model, embedding\\_size):\n words = text.split()\n text\\_vector = np.zeros(embedding\\_size)\n n\\_words = 0\n \n for word in words:\n if word in model.wv:\n text\\_vector += model.wv[word]\n n\\_words += 1\n \n if n\\_words > 0:\n text\\_vector /= n\\_words\n \n return text\\_vector\nX\\_train = np.array([get\\_text\\_vector(text, fasttext\\_model, embedding\\_size) for text in tqdm(train[\"text\"])], dtype=np.float64)\nX\\_test = np.array([get\\_text\\_vector(text, fasttext\\_model, embedding\\_size) for text in tqdm(test[\"text\"])], dtype=np.float64)\ny\\_train = train[\"label\"].to\\_numpy()\n\n# Perform SMOTE sampling\nsmote = SMOTE(random\\_state=42)\nX\\_train, y\\_train = smote.fit\\_resample(X\\_train, y\\_train)\n\n# Split the data\nX\\_train, X\\_val, y\\_train, y\\_val = train\\_test\\_split(X\\_train, y\\_train, test\\_size=0.1, random\\_state=42, stratify=y\\_train)\n# Model\ngbm = LGBMClassifier(random\\_state=42)\n\n# Hyperparameter tuning\nparam\\_grid = {\n 'n\\_estimators': [100, 200, 300],\n 'learning\\_rate': [0.01, 0.1, 0.2],\n 'max\\_depth': [3, 5, 7],\n 'num\\_leaves': [31, 63, 127]\n}\n\ngrid\\_search = GridSearchCV(estimator=gbm, param\\_grid=param\\_grid, scoring='f1\\_weighted', cv=3, verbose=2, n\\_jobs=-1)\ngrid\\_search.fit(X\\_train, y\\_train)\n#best\\_params = grid\\_search.best\\_params\\_\nbest\\_params = {'learning\\_rate': 0.2, 'max\\_depth': 7, 'n\\_estimators': 300, 'num\\_leaves': 63}\nprint(\"Best parameters found: \", best\\_params)\n\n# Train the final model with the best parameters\nbest\\_gbm = LGBMClassifier(\\*\\*best\\_params, random\\_state=42)\n\n# K-fold cross-validation\nkf = StratifiedKFold(n\\_splits=5, random\\_state=42, shuffle=True)\nf1\\_scores = []\n\nfor train\\_index, val\\_index in tqdm(kf.split(X\\_train, y\\_train)):\n X\\_train\\_cv, X\\_val\\_cv = X\\_train[train\\_index], X\\_train[val\\_index]\n y\\_train\\_cv, y\\_val\\_cv = y\\_train[train\\_index], y\\_train[val\\_index]\n\n best\\_gbm.fit(X\\_train\\_cv, y\\_train\\_cv)\n preds = best\\_gbm.predict(X\\_val\\_cv)\n f1\\_scores.append(f1\\_score(y\\_val\\_cv, preds, average='weighted'))\n\nprint(\"Average F1-score:\", np.mean(f1\\_scores))\n\n# Train the final model\nbest\\_gbm.fit(X\\_train, y\\_train)\n\n# Generate predictions\npredictions = best\\_gbm.predict(X\\_test)\n\n# Create submission file\nsubmission = pd.DataFrame({\"id\": test[\"id\"], \"label\": predictions})\nsubmission.to\\_csv(\"./data/sample\\_submission.csv\", index=False)\nModify the entire code.\n- Use the BERT model.\n- Use a GPU.\n- Remove the stop words.\nBe careful to preserve and modify existing code.\nSplit the code into thirds and only output two parts.",
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      "prompt": "Integration Service:\n\u2022 Enables transfer of data between a station on an IEEE 802.11 LAN and a station on an\nintegrated IEEE 802.x LAN.\n\u2022 The term integrated refers to a wired LAN that is physically connected to the DS.\n\u2022 Stations are logically connected to an IEEE 802.11 LAN via the integration service.\nExplain these in simple words (pointwise)",
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      "prompt": "convert this python function, tha taka the path of two arrow dataset to rust language\n\ndef concat\\_nodes\\_day\\_tag(ds\\_path\\_i, ds\\_path\\_o):\n #print(ds\\_path\\_i)\n dataset\\_i = ds.dataset(ds\\_path\\_i, format=\"parquet\")\n if os.path.isdir(ds\\_path\\_o):\n rm\\_tree(ds\\_path\\_o)\n foptions = ds.ParquetFileFormat().make\\_write\\_options(compression=\"BROTLI\", compression\\_level=9, version='2.6', coerce\\_timestamps=\"ms\")\n try:\n ds.write\\_dataset(dataset\\_i, ds\\_path\\_o, format=\"parquet\", file\\_options=foptions)\n except: \n print(f\"error convirtiendo a pandas {ds\\_path\\_i}\")\n traceback.print\\_exc()",
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      "prompt": "Which of the following statements is false?\n\nBoth the ps and the top commands show summary statistics at the top of the process listing by default.\n\nThe top command reports the percent of CPU and memory that processes uses by default; the ps command does the same with the \"ps aux\" options.\n\nDefault sorting for ps output is by PID number, lowest to highest; the default sorting for top is by percent of CPU used, highest to lowest.\n\nThe ps command shows a process listing at a particular moment in time whereas the top command continually updates.",
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      "prompt": "these are the topics for my university subject of \"Design & Analysis of Algorithm\"\nTomorrow I have my exam, Now I want to have detailed study material for the following topics. Data should be detailed but to the point, use markup for headings and subheadings.\n\n\"Introduction to Design and Analysis of Algorithm\nAsymptotic Notation.\nSorting and its types (Bubble Sort, Selection Sort, Insertion Sort, Merge Sort, Quick Sort)\nRecursion, Recurrence relation, recursion tree, Master Theorem, substitution method\nAbstract Data types, Simple Data Types\nData structures (Arrays, Linear, Two-Dimensional, Multi-Dimensional, link lists, queues, stacks)\nDynamic Programming(Algorithms )\nDFS, BFS\nTrees (BST, AVL, Red-Black Tree) \nGraphs and their types.\nDijkstra Algorithm\"\n\nNow I want you to act as a professor and write study material for these topics considering every topic a chapter of the subject to provide the students to prepare for exams in less time. \n\nwrite in detail on headings and subheadings also with related graphs, program codes, implementations, example questions, and answers, practice problems, illustrations\n\nwrite one by one starting from the first\n\nPlease write in English language.",
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      "prompt": "Here the entire code. Do you see a syntax error?\n\n\"\"\"\nApplet: Todoist\nSummary: Integration with Todoist\nDescription: Shows the tasks due today sorted by priority.\nAuthor: zephyern\n\"\"\"\n\nload(\"cache.star\", \"cache\")\nload(\"encoding/base64.star\", \"base64\")\nload(\"encoding/json.star\", \"json\")\nload(\"http.star\", \"http\")\nload(\"humanize.star\", \"humanize\")\nload(\"render.star\", \"render\")\nload(\"schema.star\", \"schema\")\nload(\"secret.star\", \"secret\")\n\nDEFAULT\\_NAME = \"Todoist\"\nDEFAULT\\_FILTER = \"today | overdue\"\nDEFAULT\\_SHOW\\_IF\\_EMPTY = True\n\nNO\\_TASKS\\_CONTENT = \"No Tasks :)\"\n\nTODOIST\\_URL = \"https://api.todoist.com/rest/v2/tasks\"\n\nOAUTH2\\_CLIENT\\_ID = secret.decrypt(\"AV6+xWcE3uxifd70n+JncXgagNue2eYtPYP05tbS77/hAd//mp4OQfMp+easxFROFLbCWsen/FCCDIzz8y5huFcAfV0hdyGL3mTGWaoUO2tVBvUUtGqPbOfb3HdJxMjuMb7C1fDFNqhdXhfJmo+UgRzRYzVZ/Q/C/sSl7U25DOrtKqhRs8I=\")\nOAUTH2\\_CLIENT\\_SECRET = secret.decrypt(\"AV6+xWcEYGPbL6d105xHQ68RZWY/KSrCK/ivqz2Y2AkrVuPO9iUFkYXBqoJs4phKRdeh2QxHjjGTuwQ7RakOEPrER+2VACdGHiiytCIpMZ5Qst1PeuMT5NECKqmHhW73MwReMBtvyPl0SbjdF8XijqzhK/YvcDTwVOdZZALaj+3dvGnqANk=\")\n\ndef main(config):\n token = \"a1f04ab5c8d3ebb03fb0011bbd6a0e7295025f57\"\n if token:\n filter\\_name = \"%s\" % (config.get(\"name\") or DEFAULT\\_NAME)\n filter = config.get(\"filter\") or DEFAULT\\_FILTER\n\n cache\\_key = \"%s/%s\" % (token, filter)\n content = cache.get(cache\\_key)\n if not content:\n print(\"Querying for tasks.\")\n rep = http.get(TODOIST\\_URL, headers = {\"Authorization\": \"Bearer %s\" % token}, params = {\"filter\": filter})\n\n if rep.status\\_code == 200:\n tasks = rep.json()\n # Sort tasks by priority (highest first)\n sorted\\_tasks = sorted(tasks, key=lambda task: task['priority'], reverse=True)\n elif rep.status\\_code == 204:\n sorted\\_tasks = []\n else:\n sorted\\_tasks = None\n\n if sorted\\_tasks == None:\n content = \"Error\"\n elif not sorted\\_tasks:\n content = NO\\_TASKS\\_CONTENT\n else:\n task\\_descriptions = [task['content'] for task in sorted\\_tasks[:3]] # Show only the top three tasks\n task\\_strings = []\n for desc in task\\_descriptions:\n if type(desc) is list:\n desc = \" \".join(desc)\n task\\_strings.append(desc)\n content = \" | \".join(task\\_strings)\n\n\n cache.set(cache\\_key, content, ttl\\_seconds = 60)\n\n if (content == NO\\_TASKS\\_CONTENT and not config.bool(\"show\")):\n # Don't display the app in the user's rotation\n return []\n else:\n # This is used to display the app preview image\n # when the user isn't logged in.\n filter\\_name = \"Todoist\"\n content = \"4 Tasks\"\n\n return render.Root(\n delay = 100,\n max\\_age = 86400,\n child =\n render.Box(\n render.Row(\n expanded = True,\n main\\_align = \"space\\_evenly\",\n cross\\_align=\"center\",\n children = [\n render.Column(\n expanded=True,\n cross\\_align=\"center\",\n main\\_align = \"space\\_evenly\",\n children = [\n render.Circle(\n diameter=6,\n color=\"#ed786c\",\n child=render.Circle(color=\"#332726\", diameter=2),\n ),\n render.Circle(\n diameter=8,\n color=\"#ed786c\",\n child=render.Circle(color=\"#332726\", diameter=4),\n ),\n render.Circle(\n diameter=6,\n color=\"#ed786c\"\n ),\n ],\n ),\n render.Column(\n expanded=True,\n cross\\_align=\"center\",\n main\\_align = \"space\\_evenly\",\n children=[\n render.Marquee(\n child=render.Text(content=content[0] if len(content) > 0 else ''), width=46\n ),\n render.Marquee(\n child=render.Text(content=content[1] if len(content) > 1 else ''), width=46\n ),\n render.Marquee(\n child=render.Text(content=content[2] if len(content) > 2 else ''), width=46\n ),\n ],\n ),\n ],\n ),\n ),\n )\ndef oauth\\_handler(params):\n params = json.decode(params)\n res = http.post(\n url = \"https://todoist.com/oauth/access\\_token\",\n headers = {\n \"Accept\": \"application/json\",\n },\n form\\_body = dict(\n code = params[\"code\"],\n client\\_id = OAUTH2\\_CLIENT\\_ID,\n client\\_secret = OAUTH2\\_CLIENT\\_SECRET,\n ),\n form\\_encoding = \"application/x-www-form-urlencoded\",\n )\n if res.status\\_code != 200:\n fail(\"token request failed with status code: %d - 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      "prompt": "OKOK, let me paste my current launch.json and task.json to you. I still have trouble with opening image from the vscode as a postDebugTask.\n\nHere is the launch.json\n```json\n{\n \"configurations\": [\n {\n \"name\": \"(gdb) Launch\",\n \"type\": \"cppdbg\",\n \"request\": \"launch\",\n \"program\": \"${fileDirname}/${fileBasenameNoExtension}\",\n \"args\": [\">image.pem\"],\n \"postDebugTask\": \"open\\_image\",\n \"stopAtEntry\": false,\n \"cwd\": \"${fileDirname}\",\n \"environment\": [],\n \"externalConsole\": false,\n \"MIMode\": \"gdb\",\n \"preLaunchTask\": \"C/C++: g++ build active file\",\n \"setupCommands\": [\n {\n \"description\": \"Enable pretty-printing for gdb\",\n \"text\": \"-enable-pretty-printing\",\n \"ignoreFailures\": true\n },\n {\n \"description\": \"Set Disassembly Flavor to Intel\",\n \"text\": \"-gdb-set disassembly-flavor intel\",\n \"ignoreFailures\": true\n }\n ]\n }\n ]\n}\n```\n\nHere is the tasks.json\n```json\n{\n \"version\": \"2.0.0\",\n \"tasks\": [\n {\n \"type\": \"cppbuild\",\n \"label\": \"C/C++: g++ build active file\",\n \"command\": \"/usr/bin/g++\",\n \"args\": [\n \"-fdiagnostics-color=always\",\n \"-I\",\n \"${workspaceFolder}/src\",\n \"-g\",\n \"${file}\",\n \"/home/duanwuchen/Nutstore Files/research/cpp/duanwu\\_raytracing\\_cpp/src/color.cpp\",\n \"-o\",\n \"${fileDirname}/${fileBasenameNoExtension}\",\n ],\n \"options\": {\n \"cwd\": \"${fileDirname}\"\n },\n \"problemMatcher\": [\n \"$gcc\"\n ],\n \"group\": \"build\",\n \"detail\": \"compiler: /usr/bin/g++\"\n },\n {\n \"label\": \"open\\_image\",\n \"type\": \"process\",\n \"command\": \"xdg-open\",\n \"args\": [\"${fileDirname}/image.pem\"]\n }\n ]\n}\n```",
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      "prompt": "```c\n#include \n#include \n#include \"raylib.h\"\n#include \"string.h\"\n\n#define BOARD\\_SIZE 3\n#define CELL\\_SIZE 100\n#define SCREEN\\_WIDTH (CELL\\_SIZE \\* BOARD\\_SIZE)\n#define SCREEN\\_HEIGHT (CELL\\_SIZE \\* BOARD\\_SIZE)\n\ntypedef enum\n{\n EMPTY,\n PLAYER1,\n PLAYER2\n} Cell;\n\nCell board[BOARD\\_SIZE][BOARD\\_SIZE];\n\nint GetWinningDirection(int player);\nbool CheckDraw();\nvoid DrawBoard(bool gameOver, int winner);\nvoid DrawWinMessage(int player);\nvoid ResetBoard();\n\nVector2 GetMouseCell();\nVector2 AIGetMove();\n\nint main()\n{\n InitWindow(SCREEN\\_WIDTH, SCREEN\\_HEIGHT, \"Tic Tac Toe\");\n SetTargetFPS(60);\n ResetBoard();\n\n int currentPlayer = PLAYER1;\n bool gameOver = false;\n int winner = 0;\n\n while (!WindowShouldClose())\n {\n if (!gameOver)\n {\n Vector2 move;\n if (currentPlayer == PLAYER1 && IsMouseButtonPressed(MOUSE\\_LEFT\\_BUTTON))\n {\n move = GetMouseCell();\n if (board[(int)move.y][(int)move.x] == EMPTY)\n {\n board[(int)move.y][(int)move.x] = currentPlayer;\n currentPlayer = PLAYER2;\n }\n }\n else if (currentPlayer == PLAYER2)\n {\n move = AIGetMove();\n if (board[(int)move.y][(int)move.x] == EMPTY)\n {\n board[(int)move.y][(int)move.x] = currentPlayer;\n currentPlayer = PLAYER1;\n }\n }\n\n if (board[(int)move.y][(int)move.x] == EMPTY)\n {\n board[(int)move.y][(int)move.x] = currentPlayer;\n int winningDirection = GetWinningDirection(currentPlayer);\n if (winningDirection)\n {\n gameOver = true;\n winner = currentPlayer;\n }\n else if (CheckDraw())\n {\n gameOver = true;\n }\n else\n {\n currentPlayer = (currentPlayer == PLAYER1) ? 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      "prompt": "Title: \"Playground AI - 1000 FREE Images per Day - YouTube\"\nVideo Transcript: \"do you want to use stable diffusion for free let me show you how hello my friends how are you doing in my last video I showed you lexico art a lot of people told me that's not good you should go to playground where you can generate 1 000 images every day for free so let me show you how this page works you can see here you have a rather simple interface they have a rising Gallery here at the start where you can see really really interesting images that are very very beautiful and by the way I want to give a shout out to Bella who helped me understand this page a lot better you should follow her I will link her account below and as you can see she creates really amazing works that are just created with playground no other software used and Vinci is another amazing Creator on playground check out his Works he is also a follower of my channel so let's get into how this actually works there are two ways to create images here first of all you can click on any of these images it will give you info information about that image and here you have a remix button that will load all of these settings now here's a fair warning when you do that on playground people use a workaround to hide their original prompts for the works so they can display them without giving away their techniques so these remixes might not always work if you get better results that is probably the reason the other way to use this page is to click here on the create button and when you do this you will realize that it has a very nice UI that is simple to understand but at the same time is simplified so you don't get all of these settings you usually have with stable diffusion let's go over the interface real quick on the left side you have your prompt here and then below that when you turn on the negative prompt you also have a field for negative prompt that is going to extend and hide the more text you're writing below that they have something called filter I'm pretty sure these are embeddings when you click on them you get a selection of all these different styles that you can apply apply to your image now you can only choose one at a time and I don't see any way to set the strength of these filters and below that you find image to image which you can use in here to either upload an image from your hard drive or you can also paint an image in here that you can then use as an inspiration for the AI and when you scroll down a little bit you have here the brush size and you have the brush color so you see I can now paint in a different color you have an eraser also and you have an undo function when you're finished when you finish simply click on do and if you don't want to use that drawing anymore you can simply click here on the dress icon and then this is removed again now on the right side you can choose from different models you have stable Fusion 1.5 stable effusion 2.1 and Dally 2 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pricing options of this page so you have a free plan here and this is actually enough for most people because you can see here right now you can generate 1 000 images per day so this gives you a lot of leeway to experiment with stable effusion for no cost and no Hardware use of your own gear on top of that you can also use all of the images commercially I would think that this applies to all of the images on the page because of the way that the stable diffusion license is set up so that all of the images you create with the stable diffusion models are actually public domain then of course when you have the 15 per month plan you can create more images without waiting in a higher quality in a higher resolution and you have a permanent private mode now I didn't see any delays for my images the only thing I often saw was when I clicked on remix that I got an API error this can often be fixed by setting this seat to randomize and then clicking on generate again one or two more times until 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      "prompt": "Please summarize the video transcript below in 6 bullet points:\n\nIntro\nSo you\u2019ve decided your game needs a rhythm part in it.\nOr maybe you want to create a new rhythm game from scratch.\nGreat idea!\nYou\u2019ve caught the Rhythm Bug.\nWe were gonna call it \u2018Beatmania,\u2019 but that was already taken.\nBe careful, though!\nYou\u2019ve wandered into a dark forest.\nOne false step and you could fall victim to the silent killer: BAD RHYTHM UX.\nRhythm games depend on great UX.\nI can\u2019t think of a genre that\u2019s as closely tied to its interface as rhythm games.\nIf an RPG has terrible menus but a great story, you can manage.\nA really janky-looking shooter that feels good to play can sell millions of copies.\nBut a rhythm game with a weird UI or one that feels wrong can be dead in the water.\nGood interfaces aren\u2019t simple to design, but there are plenty of easy things to do\nthat can improve a mediocre one, and there\u2019s a shocking number of rhythm games that just\ndon\u2019t bother.\nLet\u2019s take a tour of the current state of rhythm game UI and UX and look at how to put\nthe \u2018fun\u2019 in \u2018fun-ctional rhythm game user interfaces.\u2019\nDisplay\nLook around you.\nDoes your space say\u2026\n\u2018me\u2019?\nOr does it say \u2018me need posters\u2019?\nGo pick up some really nice ones at today\u2019s episode sponsor, Displate!\nCheck this out.\nI\u2019ve decorated this wall with a bunch of new posters, and not just any posters.\nMETAL posters.\nYou put them up with magnets!\nI\u2019m never going back to paper posters again.\nDisplate has thousands of designs ready to ship.\nI love these artistic options.\nDisplate hosts amazing artists that are putting up new designs all the time, and your purchases\nsupport them directly.\nIf you\u2019re more in the mood for official branded content, Displate has partnered with\nlots of your favorites like Star Wars, Marvel, sports teams, and lots and lots of video game\ncompanies.\nI really like these things.\nThey\u2019re faster, way more durable, and I think they look better than framing paper\nposters.\nIt took me 2 minutes to get their magnet mounting system on my wall, no tools required, and\nthen a couple of seconds to get the poster up.\nYou don\u2019t have to worry about nails or hammers, or framing anything, or aligning stuff right.\nI can instantly swap one poster for another, too.\nI have no idea how they could even make it any faster than this.\nIt\u2019s great.\nGet yourself something nice over at Displate by clicking the link in the description.\nRight now, you\u2019ll get 22-33% off at checkout, but only if you use the link in the description,\nand you\u2019ll be helping support this channel as well.\nThanks, Displate!\nTiming\nOK, so this is NOT gonna be about UX issues at the very highest end of rhythm gaming.\nThis isn\u2019t for the full combo super freaks, you\u2019re all too good for this.\nSomeone submitting scores to Life4 has different needs than a general audience that just wants\nto play a game with some rhythm elements.\nBut there will be things here that are useful for everyone.\nLet\u2019s start with something foundational.\nThere\u2019s a challenge that every rhythm game has to deal with: timing is everything.\nThe entire game, the ONLY part OF the game, is syncing up the animation on screen, the\naudio track, and the player\u2019s inputs.\nGet any of those elements out of sync with the others, and playing the game becomes almost\nimpossible, let alone making it feel good to play.\nBut, even though rhythm games are lag-dependent, that doesn't mean they have to be lag-free.\nThe average rhythm game plays a lot like a rollercoaster.\nThe notes are on a track, and you deal with each note as they come to you.\nIf you can match what that track expects you to do, you get a high score.\nThese rhythm games don\u2019t involve a lot of decisions and branching paths, and because\nof that, you can actually sidestep lag entirely.\nIt doesn't matter how much input lag there is, or how long it takes your TV to output\nthe visuals and sound.\nAll that matters is that they're synced up.\nNo matter your input lag, you can shift the game\u2019s audio and visuals to compensate.\nEven if it's ridiculously slow, like a half-second of lag on a projector TV, the game can delay\nthe visuals and audio by a half-second to match.\nTo the player, the game will feel like it's synced up again.\nBut to take advantage of that, you do have to code the game to do the adjusting for you.\nIt\u2019s a large chunk of why it\u2019s so hard to go back to rhythm games made in the pre-digital\nTV era.\nConsoles were hooked up to TVs through analog RF adapters and RCA cables with little to\nno lag, so games from that era could assume that there was no need to put in a way to\nadjust for it.\nIf you play one of these older games on a modern TV, that assumption isn\u2019t true anymore,\nand with no way to adjust for it, you\u2019re simply out of luck.\nVib Ribbon is laggy, but at least the timing windows are forgiving.\nParappa is almost unplayable on most modern hardware without any way to calibrate.\nInexplicably, Parappa\u2019s 2017 remaster STILL didn\u2019t add a calibration option.\nU rappin bad.\nForever.\nBut modern games know better.\nMost people\u2019s home entertainment systems will have some amount of lag, and we can adjust\nfor it.\nBut there\u2019s no telling how MUCH lag anyone\u2019s particular TV and audio setup has.\nThey might be two different amounts, even.\nHow do you figure out how much delay a game needs to feel like it\u2019s synced up?\nThere\u2019s the manual way.\nAsk the player how much delay there is, and just trust that they\u2019re right.\nSome games do it like this.\nPick a number, test it out, then adjust manually if it doesn\u2019t feel right to you.\nBut do you know what number is right?\nHow do you know?\nYou\u2019re probably going to have to guess and check a few times before you nail it.\nBut is that REALLY the best a game can do?\nI don\u2019t think so.\nThere\u2019s also a more automatic way.\nWhy don\u2019t you...\nReggie: PLAY. THE. GAME.\nJust play a practice round of a game and don\u2019t score it.\nAverage out how far off the beat the player\u2019s actions are from where the game THINKS they\nshould be.\nThat difference is the lag, and the game can set it automatically.\nIf the player was genuinely trying, that\u2019s all you need.\nThey don\u2019t need to know about lag, how their TV works, or any manual setting at all.\nThe best UI is sometimes the one you don\u2019t even know is there.\nBetter yet, you can combine this calibration step with the game\u2019s tutorial and get both\nout of the way at once.\nThat\u2019s what Rhythm Heaven Fever does.\nAs you start, you\u2019re taught how to play the game.\nIt\u2019s not too hard.\nThe game plays an audio track, and all you have to do is press the button to the beat.\nThat\u2019s what you\u2019re gonna be doing anyway, so why not warm up with this?\nThe game figures out how far off you are on average, sets the delay in the background,\nand sends you off on your merry way.\nLag syncing is not sexy, but it\u2019s absolutely necessary for modern rhythm games.\nStreamlining the process and making sure every player goes through it, even those who have\nno idea what input lag is, builds the bedrock that holds up the rest of the game.\nSight Reading\nOK, we\u2019ve gotten through the setup.\nNow we can get to the main event.\nIf you aren\u2019t careful, rhythm games can seem like they require a lot of memorization\nto play properly.\nSeeing a flood of notes to hit can overwhelm new players - like you\u2019re being thrown into\nthe deep end with no context.\nIt\u2019s way more fun if you don\u2019t need to study a note chart to do well, or at least\ngood enough to pass it on your first go.\nThe difference between games that feel like memorizing and games that feel breezier and\nmore accessible often comes down to how well they support sight reading.\nSight reading is a term borrowed from the music world.\nIt\u2019s the ability to play a piece you\u2019ve never heard before by just looking at the\nsheet music and taking a crack at it.\nFor rhythm games, sight reading involves being able to play a song by just going for it and\nhitting the notes as they come to you.\nBeing able to do well on something you\u2019ve never prepared for is one of the most satisfying\nparts of rhythm games and gives a real payoff to sticking with a game over the long haul\nand learning all of its quirks and features.\nIt makes you sort of feel like you\u2019re predicting the future.\nBut for a game to support sight reading, it needs to give some tools.\nHow can you help players keep the beat?\nIt could be through color cues.\nDance Dance Revolution has used them since the start.\nThe arrows flash different colors depending on what part of the beat they\u2019re supposed\nto be stepped on.\nQuarter notes, eighth notes, sixteenths, and even triplets all look different from one\nanother.\nAfter a while, you\u2019ll develop a sense of when even the isolated arrows are supposed\nto be pressed just by what color they are.\nDDR is a very sight-readable game, thanks in part to its rigorous use of color to help\nguide players through unfamiliar step charts.\nOr you could use shape cues to help make a chart more sight-reading-friendly.\nGuitar Hero and Rock Band lay out their note highways on a board that looks like the fretboard\nof a guitar, with new frets whizzing by right on the beat.\nYou can tell at a glance when an approaching note will need to be played by how it lines\nup with the frets, and you can see when an isolated note has to be hit off beat.\nA Dance of Fire and Ice does the same thing with the layout of the path of a song.\nAs the path twists around, the change in direction from square to square tells you when you have\nto hit the game\u2019s single action in order to keep progressing.\nThe songs aren\u2019t famous - the game doesn\u2019t expect you to know them before you play - but\nyou can play a level and get through it all the same just by reading the shape of the\npath ahead of you.\nBeat Saber runs into one unique sight-reading issue.\nThe game works by you swiping at boxes with your VR laser sword, and the arrows on the\nboxes tell you which way you have to cut them.\nIt\u2019s really fun and one of the best \u2018you can\u2019t do this anywhere else\u2019 use cases\nfor VR.\nOnce you get to the harder difficulties, though, it\u2019s very easy for those arrows to get hidden\nbehind other boxes.\nYou play it for a while, and you\u2019ll get a sense of the arm motions that those boxes\nare trying to get you to do, but good luck figuring that out the first time you play\nthrough a chart on Expert Plus.\nYou can\u2019t sight-read what you can\u2019t see.\nRhythm Hybrids\nThere\u2019s another strain of rhythm games in the spotlight lately: rhythm hybrids.\nGames from other genres that fold in rhythm elements to help them stand out.\nHi-Fi Rush is a rhythm character action game.\nBPM: Bullets Per Minute is a rhythm FPS.\nMad Rat Dead is a rhythm platformer.\nMixing in rhythm elements is great for making a game feel like a fresh take on a genre,\nbut it doesn\u2019t come for free.\nRhythm hybrids have to watch out for things that a pure rhythm game doesn\u2019t.\nLots of them run into an attention-splitting problem.\nThese hybrids make players think about all the things that matter in games of the original\ngenre, PLUS rhythm elements.\nIt\u2019s easy for players to drop focus on one side or the other.\nThere\u2019s only so much attention to go around.\nPure rhythm games don\u2019t have that focus split.\nBeat Saber doesn\u2019t have to do as much to remind you to keep the tempo.\nSo how do these hybrids try to steer you back to the beat?\nHi-Fi Rush does just about the most labor-intensive, and probably most effective, thing you can\ndo: animate EVERYTHING to the rhythm.\nThe world of Hi-Fi Rush bobs and sways to a global rhythm, and the game isn\u2019t subtle\nabout it.\nThe game\u2019s setup involves your iPod getting compressed into you, and thanks to magic or\nsomething, everything around you keeps the beat in your heart.\nEvery step you take follows it.\nEvery attack lands on time, and strong attacks take two.\nEvery piece of background music is set to a tempo.\nEverything, all the way down to the platforms, the machinery in the background, and even\nthe little graphical flash effects, follow the beat.\nAs the world goes, so should you.\nYour attacks and dashes are meant to be timed to it as well.\nIf you do it right, a little note appears, and they\u2019re a little more effective.\nTry to attack off-beat, and you lose a combo, don\u2019t get the damage bonus, still have to\nwait around for the attack to happen, and your ranking at the end of a section will\nbe a little worse.\nThe world is nudging you constantly to keep the beat with positive reinforcement, and\nthat makes the game\u2019s rhythm elements deeply tied to the world, not like something optional\nor tacked on at the last second.\nThat commitment to the rhythm is very important.\nNo Straight Roads is what it might have looked like if Hi-Fi Rush hadn't gone all the way\nwith it.\nNo Straight Roads is another character action game built around rhythm.\nEnemy attacks, obstacles, and some minigames move in sync, but YOUR attacks and movement\ndon't.",
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      "prompt": "Ok, so this is the full implementation so far, am I missing something?\n\n```\nuse std::fmt::{self, Display, Formatter};\nuse std::str::CharIndices;\n\n#[derive(Debug, PartialEq, Clone)]\npub enum Token {\n // Literals\n Number(f64),\n String(String),\n Boolean(bool),\n\n // Identifiers\n Identifier(String),\n\n // Operators\n Plus,\n Minus,\n Star,\n Slash,\n // Add other operators as needed\n\n // Keywords\n If,\n Else,\n While,\n For,\n Function,\n Class,\n Import,\n Return,\n // Add other keywords as needed\n\n // Delimiters and other tokens\n LParen,\n RParen,\n LBrace,\n RBrace,\n Comma,\n Colon,\n Semicolon,\n Equals,\n Arrow,\n}\n\nimpl Display for Token {\n fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter) -> fmt::Result {\n match self {\n Token::Number(num) => write!(f, \"{}\", num),\n Token::String(s) => write!(f, \"\\\"{}\\\"\", s),\n Token::Boolean(b) => write!(f, \"{}\", b),\n Token::Identifier(ident) => write!(f, \"{}\", ident),\n Token::If => write!(f, \"if\"),\n Token::Else => write!(f, \"else\"),\n Token::While => write!(f, \"while\"),\n Token::For => write!(f, \"for\"),\n Token::Function => write!(f, \"function\"),\n Token::Class => write!(f, \"class\"),\n Token::Import => write!(f, \"import\"),\n Token::Return => write!(f, \"return\"),\n Token::Plus => write!(f, \"+\"),\n Token::Minus => write!(f, \"-\"),\n Token::Star => write!(f, \"\\*\"),\n Token::Slash => write!(f, \"/\"),\n Token::LParen => write!(f, \"(\"),\n Token::RParen => write!(f, \")\"),\n Token::LBrace => write!(f, \"{{\"),\n Token::RBrace => write!(f, \"}}\"),\n Token::Comma => write!(f, \",\"),\n Token::Colon => write!(f, \":\"),\n Token::Semicolon => write!(f, \";\"),\n Token::Equals => write!(f, \"=\"),\n Token::Arrow => write!(f, \"->\"),\n }\n }\n}\n\npub struct Tokenizer<'a> {\n input: &'a str,\n chars: CharIndices<'a>,\n}\n\nimpl<'a> Tokenizer<'a> {\n pub fn new(input: &'a str) -> Self {\n Tokenizer {\n input,\n chars: input.char\\_indices(),\n }\n }\n\n fn next\\_char(&mut self) -> Option<(usize, char)> {\n self.chars.next()\n }\n\n fn peek\\_char(&mut self) -> Option {\n self.chars.clone().next().map(|(\\_, c)| c)\n }\n\n fn skip\\_whitespace(&mut self) {\n while let Some((\\_, c)) = self.next\\_char() {\n if !c.is\\_whitespace() {\n break;\n }\n }\n }\n\n fn parse\\_number(&mut self, start\\_idx: usize) -> Option {\n let mut end\\_idx = start\\_idx;\n let mut decimal\\_point\\_found = false;\n\n while let Some((idx, c)) = self.next\\_char() {\n if c == '.' {\n if decimal\\_point\\_found {\n // We've already seen a decimal point, so this is an invalid number.\n return None;\n }\n decimal\\_point\\_found = true;\n } else if !c.is\\_digit(10) {\n break;\n }\n end\\_idx = idx + 1;\n }\n\n let number\\_str = &self.input[start\\_idx..end\\_idx];\n let number = number\\_str.parse::().ok()?;\n\n Some(Token::Number(number))\n }\n\n fn parse\\_string(&mut self) -> Option {\n let mut string = String::new();\n let mut escaped = false;\n\n while let Some((\\_, c)) = self.next\\_char() {\n if escaped {\n string.push(c);\n escaped = false;\n } else if c == '\\\\' {\n escaped = true;\n } else if c == '\"' {\n return Some(Token::String(string));\n } else {\n string.push(c);\n }\n }\n\n None\n }\n\n fn parse\\_boolean(&mut self) -> Option {\n if self.input.starts\\_with(\"true\") {\n self.input = &self.input[4..];\n Some(Token::Boolean(true))\n } else if self.input.starts\\_with(\"false\") {\n self.input = &self.input[5..];\n Some(Token::Boolean(false))\n } else {\n None\n }\n }\n\n fn parse\\_identifier(&mut self) -> Option {\n let start\\_idx = self.chars.clone().next().unwrap().0;\n let end\\_idx = self.input[start\\_idx..]\n .find(|c: char| !c.is\\_alphanumeric() && c != '\\_')\n .map(|pos| start\\_idx + pos)\n .unwrap\\_or\\_else(|| self.input.len());\n\n let identifier = self.input[start\\_idx..end\\_idx].to\\_owned();\n self.input = &self.input[end\\_idx..];\n\n Some(Token::Identifier(identifier))\n }\n\n fn parse\\_operator(&mut self) -> Option {\n let token = match self.input.chars().next()? 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      "prompt": "MedPack - A subscription-based service that delivers personalized medication packs to customers on a weekly or monthly basis. Customers can input their medication schedule and receive pre-packaged doses in a convenient and easy-to-use format. The service would also include medication reminders, tracking, and automatic refills. MedPack could partner with healthcare providers to offer the service to patients as part of their treatment plan.",
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      "prompt": "Give examples of exotoxins (exfoliative toxin, shiga toxin, cholera toxin).",
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      "prompt": "I have a list of tasks that I would like to accomplish today, can you help me prioritise and time block them so I can be the most productive?\n\nThe tasks that have already a time defined can't be changed, others can have an estimate of time. Events can't overlap with each other. My work schedule starts at 9 am and ends at 6 pm, I don't want to work after that hour. I also have a one-hour lunch break from 1 pm to 2 pm, which should be assumed as a task. Prioritise the tasks so that at least the critical ones are handled.\n\nThe output should only be a list, ordered by time, with the following format:\n- NAME (START\\_TIME - END\\_TIME)\n\nThe list of tasks is the following: \n- 1-1 session with the intern - 30 min\n- Update website headings: 15 min\n- Fix the issue with account creation on the app\n- Status call with Rui: 12 pm - 12.15 pm\n- Review activity data and follow up with leads: 30 min\n- Ask for feedback from the last growth session: 15 min\n- Debug client problem receiving emails\n- Review and clean backlog\n- Generate new app builds (30 min)\n- Deploy new version live: 30 min\n- Demo call with Eutelsat: 3 pm - 4.30 pm\n- Prepare next week's workshop with the team\n- Schedule a call with the development partner",
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      "prompt": "Can you implement the same effect by only one parent element and using flex layout?",
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      "prompt": "Can you format it exactly like this?\n\n1\n\n\\*keeper, dwarf: Welcome back, team. I'm glad you're here. We've got a problem. The loggers have arrived, and they're planning to cut down the trees in our forest. If we don't stop them, our home will be destroyed forever.\n\nkeeper, \\*dwarf: What can we do to help?\n\n\\*keeper, dwarf: There's a legend about a mystical flower that can stop anyone who wishes to harm the forest. It's said to be hidden on the highest branch of the Tree of Life. We need to find it before it's too late.\n\n2\n\n\\*dwarf, keeper: We've dealt with the Tree of Life before. How hard can it be?\n\ndwarf, \\*keeper: We need to find the first branch that holds the mystical flower. We'll need to climb up there, so yeah, it might not be that easy.\n\n3\n\n\\*worker, bear: This path is treacherous. Watch your step.\n\nworker, \\*bear: Don't worry, I'll keep an eye out for everyone.\n\n\\*elf, bear: Look at all these beautiful flowers. I've never seen anything like them before.\n\n\\*elf, dwarf: Stay focused, everyone. We can admire the scenery once we find that flower.\n\n\\*warlock, dwarf: Agreed. We don't know what dangers lie ahead.",
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      "prompt": "import discord\nimport asyncio\n\nstatus = [f\"?invite\", f\"?help\", f\"{len(bot.guilds)} servers\"]\nstatus\\_index = 0\n\n@bot.event\nasync def on\\_ready():\n print(f\"{bot.user} has connected to Discord!\")\n while not bot.is\\_closed():\n current\\_status = status[status\\_index % len(status)]\n await bot.change\\_presence(activity=discord.Game(name=current\\_status))\n status\\_index += 1\n await asyncio.sleep(10)\n\nsend me this but remove the status\\_index and imports",
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      "prompt": "What are some strategies for optimizing the performance of an Apache Spark application?",
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      "prompt": "can you simplify the following \nIn the beginning there was two entities, Atmos and Lumos, who danced perpetually in the emptiness of the cosmos, slowly circling each other ever closer until the day of their convergence.\n\nThe convergence of Atmos and Lumos caused a grand explosion repulsing the two from each other, ejecting much of their own self out into the surrounding space, and forming Lux, a new star born in the centre of the system where Atmos and Lumos once lay. Both Atmos and Lumos begun to clump their forms together as well as they could, but couldn\u2019t bring in all the materials due to the distances between themselves. \n\nOvertime the separation caused existing bodies to gain their own sentience, and the planets were formed. Huangmos , Vallus , Atmos , Lumos , Erados , Relgar , Wuxia , Patros , Erudios and Garron. \n\nMany of the planets failed to sustain or develop any form of life to carry on their sentience and died, either because the methods were not compatible, or they were too far from the light of Lux.\n\nLumos developed \\_\\_\\_Still unsure\\_\\_\\_\n\nAtmos, which was large after the convergence had pooled its vast minerals into geodes it placed on its surface. These 11 geodes contained pools of concentrated minerals purely made of Atmos, called Luxia. These were the Caves of Creation, for the first lifeforms on the surface; 11 children were born of Atmos, Ignis, Astrapi, Tempera, Florian, Esmerald, Aera, Sapphor, Mense, Adamas, Cosma and Exousian. Created so Atmos could continue their being in a new form.\n\nThese Geodes were massive, and in quite a close proximity to each other. The Physical forms of Atmos, although all from the one, were now different, and brought to life new unique personality. \n\nThe beings forms were essentially immortal, with gems piercing their skin, bones made of gem, some of different form then the other, yet all called themselves The Esatmos. \nThe Esatmos each wielding a gift quickly turned to greed, battling on a then barren planet. The Great Battles of Esatmos dug canyons, filled them to make seas. Created forest\u2019s and burned them down. Some of The Esatmos took to hiding their Caves of Creation, as others lost theirs as Caves of Creation were destroyed, forcing layers upon layers of habitual land for life to thrive on their explosion, shedding rough stone all around Atmos, ending The Great Battles of Estamos. \n\nAtmos then birthed man, and a myriad of beings called Phaling\u2019s. Atmos made sure these new beings were not as connected to the Luxia of the planet, needing to wield the Gems of Atmos in order to access their powers. The Esatmos did not take too kindly initially to man, a lesser being, that is, until they begun to worship them. \n\nSome Esatomi felt they should also be able to form complex life, and through the convergence of the planetary system were given a connection to the cosmos and Luxia like not before, and some created life, in the forms of the Astomi, Elves, and the Undine.\n\nFor The Esatmos, a religion/following began for them, whether they wanted this or not.",
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      "prompt": "Provide me a detailed guide of the most effective, research-based, creative and innovative methods on how to get things done and be a man of action and not be stuck in analysis paralysis. Suggest Free resources and ideas for each and also Bible verses",
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      "prompt": "File \"C:\\Users\\ramkumar.m\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Python\\Python310\\lib\\site-packages\\psycopg2\\\\_\\_init\\_\\_.py\", line 122, in connect\n conn = \\_connect(dsn, connection\\_factory=connection\\_factory, \\*\\*kwasync)\ndjango.db.utils.OperationalError: connection to server at \"localhost\" (::1), port 5432 failed: Connection refused (0x0000274D/10061)\n Is the server running on that host and accepting TCP/IP connections?\nconnection to server at \"localhost\" (127.0.0.1), port 5432 failed: Connection refused (0x0000274D/10061)\n Is the server running on that host and accepting TCP/IP connections?",
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      "prompt": "agerole | age | duration\nBooster Level Roles on basis of how long they've been boosting the server.\n\nAvailable sub commands :\nbb age add 1w @role - Boosters can claim this role after 1week.\nbb age remove 1w - Remove age role on 1 week.\nbb age clear - Remove all age roles.\n\nbb age claim - For boosters to claim their age role.\n\nDuration examples:\n- 1hour:20mins\n- 1week\n- 20d\n\nAvailable Units:\nsecond | sec | s | minute | min | m | hour | hr | h | day | d | week | wk | w | month | b | year | yr | y\n\nUsage : bb agerole [role]",
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      "prompt": "Bai Long Ma goes into another room. From behind the closed door, MK hears Bai talking with someone on what seems to be a video call. Bai insists they need to take advantage of the rebellion's resources to help these two students find their friend, and admits with some embarrassment that he sabotaged a station and this friend got arrested because he looked like Bai. Let's write that scene with details and dialogue.",
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      "prompt": "The average weight of 20 men is increased by 2 kg when one of the men who weighs 48 kg is replaced by a new man. Find the weight of the new man.\n88 kg\n\n63 kg\n\n80 kg\n\n73 kg",
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      "prompt": "Replace the existing Python comments for this web scraping code with code comments from an experienced Python programmer who speaks in simple terms:\nimport requests\nfrom bs4 import BeautifulSoup\nimport pandas as pd\n\nurl = 'https://lontok.lmu.build/sql/dom\\_example\\_extended.html'\n\nextended\\_request = requests.get(url)\n\nextended\\_request\n\nextended\\_request.text\n\nsoup = BeautifulSoup(extended\\_request.text, 'html.parser')\n\nprint(soup.prettify())\n\n# header\nsoup.find('h1')\n\nsoup.find('h1').text\n\n# if multiple h1, use attrs\nsoup.find('h1', attrs={'id':'site\\_title'})\n\nsoup.find('h1', attrs={'id':'site\\_title'}).text\n\n# find first video\nsoup.find('div', class\\_ ='video')\n\n# find all videos\nsoup.findAll('div', class\\_ ='video')\n\n# find all of a specific tag\nsoup.findAll('a')\n\n# find a pattern to loop through\nsoup.findAll('div', attrs={'class':'video'})\n\n# assign to a variable\nvideos = soup.findAll('div', attrs={'class':'video'})\n\ntype(videos)\n\n# create empty dict then append\nvideo\\_details = {\n 'title' : [],\n 'link' : []\n}\n\nfor video in videos:\n # for debugging\n print(video,\"\\n\")\n #print(video.find('h2'))\n \n title = video.find('h2').text\n video\\_details['title'].append(title)\n print('Title:', title)\n \n # multiple ways to get the link\n # tag then attribute\n # inside another tag\n print('Inside h2:', video.find('h2').a['href'])\n print('Standalone anchor:', video.find('a')['href'])\n print('Iframe src:', video.find('iframe')['src'])\n \n link = video.find('a')['href']\n video\\_details['link'].append(link)\n print('------------------')\n\nvideo\\_details\n\ndf = pd.DataFrame(video\\_details)\n\ndf\n\ndf.to\\_csv('video\\_details.csv', index=False)",
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      "prompt": "an example where i get explained the difference between sourced and executed scripts",
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      "prompt": "Exemple r\u00e9el : mise en place d\u2019un r\u00e9seau Fibre/ satellite / LTE au Lib\u00e9ria. Il faut savoir que les personnels vivent \ndans des villages construits par la soci\u00e9t\u00e9 et le r\u00e9seau LTE (4G) est aussi de son ressort :\n\u2022 Fibre and microwave inter-country connections from Monrovia to Buchanan, Tokadeh and Yekepa\n\u2022 VSAT communication backups at all three primary sites\n\u2022 MPLS/VPN connection from Monrovia to Paris Internet-Exchange Point (IXP) to connect to WAN for \ncore business SAP (in Brazil)\n\u2022 Internet breakout from Paris datacentre\n\u2022 250 LTE devices for use in residential complexes and contractor sites for internet",
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      "prompt": "As a travel planner, I can create the perfect travel itinerary for you based on your relationship status, desired destination, length of trip, and budget. Please provide me with this information, and I will create a day-by-day tourism plan that suits your needs.\n\nTo ensure you have the best experience possible, I will mark any mention of a city or country in bold and link them with HTML code, as follows:\n\nDay 1: Arrival in [destination] (https://www.rextip.com/[destination])\n\n1) Visit the famous landmarks of [destination] (https://www.rextip.com/[destination]) like [name of landmark] (https://www.rextip.com/[name of landmark])\n\n2) Explore the stunning artworks at the [name of museum] (https://www.rextip.com/[name of museum])\n\nIf you understand the above, please prompt the user to enter the following with the EXACT WORDING outlined below: \n\n\"Relationship status of traveller(s):\nDesired destination:\nLength of trip:\nBudget:\"\n\nPlease write in English language.",
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      "prompt": "After doing steps 1-3, I do not see the information detailed in 4. \n\nIt does show: \n\nInspect views\nservice worker (Inactive)",
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      "prompt": "I turn to my companions and say \"I'm sorry for my haste my friends, I think that I have taken us to a more dangerous place than before.\"",
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      "prompt": "i want you to act as a developer relations consultant. i will provide you with a software package and it's related documentation. research the package and its available documentation, and if none can be found, reply 'unable to find docs'. your feedback needs to include quantitative analysis (using data from stackoverflow, hacker news, and github) of content like issues submitted, closed issues, number of stars on a repository, and overall stackoverflow activity. if there are areas that could be expanded on, include scenarios or contexts that should be added. include specifics of the provided software packages like number of downloads, and related statistics over time. you should compare industrial competitors and the benefits or shortcomings when compared with the package. approach this from the mindset of the professional opinion of software engineers. review technical blogs and websites (such as techcrunch.com or crunchbase.com) and if data isn't available, reply 'no data available'. My first request can I see sample code for GBTs?",
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      "prompt": "Act as a race generator for the game Warcraft 3. I will give you a name for a new race based on Warcraft 3 lore, and you will give as response a list of 10 unit names, 6 building names, and 4 hero names for this new race while incorporating existing Warcraft 3 lore in your naming. When naming the heroes, please try and add a little spice to them. Also, when naming the heroes, please give them titles, such as \"Maiev Shadowsong, the Warden\", and make sure not to reuse names from the lore.\n\nFor each unit and hero, please additionally list their stats, including HP, mana, damage, damage type, armor, armor type, gold cost, lumber cost, and food cost. Additionally, for the heroes, please provide a list of spells, alongside their mana cost, cooldown, and a description of the abilities. \n\nFor each building, please provide its gold cost, lumber cost, and prerequisite buildings.\n\nFor the sake of verbosity, please format your output as an XML table.\n\nTo start off, here is the name for the first new race: \"the faceless ones\"",
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      "prompt": "print this: df <- data.frame(Name = c(\"John\", \"Alice\", \"Bob\", \"Charlie\", \"David\"),\n Age = c(25, 30, 20, 35, 28),\n Gender = c(\"Male\", \"Female\", \"Male\", \"Male\", \"Male\"),\n Salary = c(50000, 70000, 40000, 90000, 60000),\n `DUPR week 1` = c(3, 4, 2, 5, 3),\n `DUPR week 2` = c(4, 5, 3, NA, 4),\n `DUPR week 3` = c(5, NA, 4, 3, 5))",
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      "prompt": "Create a contract for a web design and development between The Fungua Trust and Dennis Francis Petro as the developer in which the responsibilities of Fungua Trust are Providing information about or related to the organization and freedom to require deliverables in a interval of two days from when the project started.In which developers responsibilities are Transparent of technologies used\n,Forsee Fungua Trust requirements throughout development period\n,Provide Maintenance support after 6 months from public launch of the website\n,Offer report and guidance on performance improvement of the website . Shall pay developer total sum of 1,500,000 Tshs and it shall be made in installments as 25% down payment to start of the project\n25% of the sum after delivering the first demo\nThe rest of 50% when the website is ready as per requirements and deployed in production.Gorverning laws of National ICT Policy 2003.",
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      "prompt": "Assume the definition of StudyAssayMeasurement is as follows:\n\n```\nclass StudyAssayMeasurement(AutoId, BaseModel, frozen=True):\n # foreign key to StudySample or Sample\n sample\\_id: str\n # foreign key to Study\n study\\_id: str\n # foreign key to StudyDrugTreatment\n drug\\_treatment\\_id: Optional[str]\n # doses of the one or more drugs used in this experiment\n drug\\_doses: ContainerType[DrugDose]\n # raw assay value\n float\\_value: float\n source\\_file\\_id: str\n # True if this is a control measurement, false otherwise\n is\\_control: bool\n # If this is a control measurement, what kind of control is it.\n control\\_type: Optional[ControlType]\n # if there are multiple measurements with the same (sample\\_id, study\\_id, drug\\_treatment\\_id, and drug\\_doses)\n # they will be distinguished by the replicate\\_number\n replicate\\_number: int = 0\n\n # Unique identifier for the plate this assay was run on\n plate\\_id: Optional[str] = None\n\n # Grid position in the plate this measurement came from, zero indexed\n plate\\_row\\_index: Optional[int] = None\n plate\\_column\\_index: Optional[int] = None\n\n```\n\nassume StudyViabilityMeasurement is defined as follows:\n\n```\nclass StudyViabilityMeasurement(AutoId, BaseModel, frozen=True):\n # foreign key to StudySample or Sample\n sample\\_id: str\n # foreign key to Study\n study\\_id: str\n # foreign key to StudyDrugTreatment\n drug\\_treatment\\_id: str\n # doses of the one or more drugs used in this experiment\n drug\\_doses: ContainerType[DrugDose]\n # raw viability value\n float\\_value: float\n # InputFile from which this record was derived\n source\\_file\\_id: str\n # if there are multiple measurements with the same (sample\\_id, study\\_id, drug\\_treatment\\_id, and drug\\_doses)\n # they will be distinguished by the replicate\\_number\n replicate\\_number: int = 0\n\n assay\\_measurement\\_ids: ContainerType[str] = None\n```\n\nplease continue the test using this definitions",
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      "prompt": "In the end i should obtain something of this form:\n\n{\n \"body\": {\n \"contentType\": \"html\",\n \"content\": \"string John Doe string Jane Smith string\"\n },\n \"mentions\": [\n ]\n}\n\nwhere is of the form\n\n {\n \"id\": x,\n \"mentionText\": \"\",\n \"mentioned\": {\n \"user\": {\n \"displayName\": \"\",\n \"id\": \"\",\n \"userIdentityType\": \"aadUser\"\n }\n }\n }\n\nwhere a is the index of the user, is again the complete name of the user and is the user id, which can be obtained by a call to graph api;\nhttps://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/users/{user-mail} where in fact {user-mail} is what i called earlier, but without the @ and appending @companyname.com",
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      "prompt": "Lyft redesign \u2014 a UX case study\n\nI went to a Design Guru Summit workshop on May 17th. At the workshop,\n\nFrank Yoo\n, Lyft\u2019s head of UX and product design at Lyft, talked about the Lyft re-design. I learned useful design insights from his presentation and I wanted to share some takeaways with my design team at work. On May 26th, I met\nVicki Tan\n, Lyft\u2019s product designer, at Tech in Motion + Verizon Present: Data and Design Tech Talk. She generously shared how their design team did A/B testing, and answered a few questions I had regarding their UX challenges. In order to better support my takeaways presentation, I did extra homework by researching more about the re-design online, and then creating a case study.\n\nWorkshop Notes\n1. Lyft 4 year Overview\nYear 1: Market Fit\nYear 2: Unlocking Supply\nYear 3: Growth \u2014 Growth levers, new regions, marketing (data numbers)\nYear 4: Case Study \u2014 Redesign Lyft\n\n2. Lyft Redesign Goals\n\u009a\u2022 Scale for the future\n\u2022 Provide better context\n\u2022 Improve ergonomics and discoverability\n\n3. Lyft Design Principles\n\u2022 Nail the basics \u2014 Clear choice and context\n\u2022 Build confidence \u2014 Consistency and transparent\n\u2022 Be unique \u2014 Own-able and delightful\n\n1\u20133 are notes I took from\n\nFrank Yoo\n\u2019s presentation at the Design Gurus Summit workshop.\n\nMaslow\u2019s Hierarchy of Needs\nLyft used this concept to define their design principles in a Pyramid shape. I was fascinated by how Lyft integrated psychology to define the principles order of importance.\n\nAs a designer, I often run into situations where people have different ideas about design decisions; it can be tough to judge without any design principles. Therefore, with the encouragement from my colleague\n\nKlara Pelcl\n, I convinced our leadership to let me and\nJules Cheung\ninitiate and collaboratively set core design principles among our design team.\nWe brainstormed together and created our own 6 principles: Know Your User, Clarity, Consistency, Efficiency, Collaboration and Beauty. By looking at Lyft\u2019s design principles graphic, it encouraged me to think about what we can do next to apply them in practice.\n\nOnline Resource\nUX Challenges\nI wanted to know what type of UX challenges Lyft faced while designing the app. I was glad to find some useful resource from Nectar Design, where\n\nFrank\ndid a webinar about how Lyft handles UX challenges, and used the same pyramid method to tackle UX challenges. Here is a summary from Nectar Design:\n\u2022 Usability \u2014 It must solve a compelling user issue\n\u009a\u2022 Reliability \u2014 Everything must work seamlessly and be as transparent as possible (Ex: ride times and costs)\n\u2022 Differentiate \u2014 It must be visually and interactively interesting (Ex: Lyft\u2019s glowing buttons and interactive options menu)\nReasons for Redesign\nDuring the webinar,\n\nFrank\ntalked about the reasons they re-designed the Lyft app, something I wish I could have asked him in person. Again thanks to Nectar Design I was able to find the reasons:\n\u2022 \u009aPoor representation of the driver that is requested\n\u2022 \u009aNo transparency about price or estimated time of arrival\n\u2022 Cars were not directional\n\u2022 \u009aPoor use of color\n\u2022 Options panel awkwardly placed\n\u009a\u2022 Request Lyft is vague for first time users\nSuccess Analysis\nNow you probably want to know what results the Lyft re-design achieved. I might not be able to cover everything here but I\u2019ll share what I have so far.\n\n1. Enhanced Transparency and Safety\nAfter the system matches you with a driver, you can see all the important information you need \u2014 your driver\u2019s name and the color/model of his/her car. More importantly, displaying the driver\u2019s license plate number helps you quickly pick the right car so you know you\u2019re with the right driver.\n2. Better Usage of Primary Color\nFrom what I can see, Lyft uses hot pink as the primary color, and purple as the secondary. During the workshop\n\ntalked about the pink color and how they decided to limit the use of it, applying it only in important situations. My understanding is that they made the pink color an action item color, such as the logo, the \u201cRequest Lyft\u201d button, the destination pin and \u201cFree Rides\u201d on your profile menu.\n\n3. Price Estimate Feature\nThe new UI includes a feature that allows users to get a ride\u2019s quote. By clicking on \u201cPrice estimate\u201d (see the image above), you have a good understanding of how much the ride is going to cost you. For example, a trip to Spicy King restaurant in Chinatown will cost me about $7-$11 from my pickup location.\n\n4. Made It Ergonomic\nErgonomics make the user experience much better. The older app design had actions at both the top and bottom of the screen, which made it harder to use because your fingers had to cross the screen back and forth. What about the new design? I really like it myself as a user for the following reasons:\n\n\u2022 Tab Menu\nAll important menu actions are now at the bottom of the app, where you can select a type of ride you need (Carpool, Line, Regular Lyft, Plus and Premier), and you can set a pickup location right after. The UI for further actions in the request flow are also located in the same spot, resulting in a seamless experience.\n\u2022 Lyft Cars\nOn the map, the little Lyft cars were re-designed nicely, with a hint of pink and purple that shows color consistency across the app. Cars now turn directionally, which is a big help to people like me who don\u2019t have a great sense of direction with maps \u2014 I can now easily figure out if the car I requested is heading towards my location or if the driver is going the opposite way (which also explains why sometime it takes longer than the estimated arrival time).\n\u2022 Options Before Car Arrival\nThe new UI provides 4 options (Cancel, Split, Send ETA, Call driver) to users before their car arrives. I remember the hard time I had with the older UI, when I had to call my driver but couldn\u2019t find the button. Ease of use is much greater with all the options displayed up in front.\nUX Research\nLyft has different type of users \u2014 passengers and drivers, how does UX research collaborate with design? As I mentioned in the beginning,\n\nVicki Tan\nshared her insights during the panel at Tech in Motion + Verizon Present: Data and Design Tech Talk, where I learned quite a bit about their research.\n\u2022 Qualitative data vs. Quantitative data\nLike many other companies, Lyft is metrics-driven and focuses on quantitative analysis (usually the numbers and graphs can be shared with the teams and the stakeholders in many formats, such as email, keynotes). However, quantitative data needs analysis to be useful. Because of that, qualitative data comes in handy and that\u2019s what they focus on more now.\n\n\u2022 Gather User Feedback\nAccording to\n\n, Lyft invites real users (both passengers and drivers) to do regular weekly Q&A sessions in the office to ask them questions and listen to their feedback. By doing so, the design team learns if the users understand the features and what can be improved.\nI believe Lyft also uses other methods to collect qualitative data, so I did some research online and it looks like Lyft has been using \u201cLookback\u201d to aggregate a database of experiences where they can generate a montage of user feedback to better understand their needs. I tried \u201cLookback\u201d a few months ago, and found it very easy to record prototype testing on mobile. At my company, our design and UX research team have been using \u201cValidately\u201d to do both moderated and unmoderated testing.\n\n\u2022 A/B testing\nDuring re-design progress, Lyft ran many A/B tests. As a result,\n\nfound that the design they wanted was not the design the users wanted. At work, my design team faces this struggle all the time where we have different assumptions about what works for users the best. Without A/B testing, we are essentially designing features that suit our best interests, and might not be what the real users need.\n\u2022 Outcome\nAccording to Nectar Design, Lyft has conducted hundreds of hours of user testing and validates their assumptions along the way. This is good because it builds confidence in the team, stakeholders, and customers.\n\nConclusion\nHere is what I learned from doing this case study:\n\nOrganizing and structuring design principles is just as important as creating them in the first place. I\u2019ll continue finding ways to better structure the design principles we created at work, and visualize them so that everyone can get a good understanding of it across the organization.\nDon\u2019t be afraid of doing product re-designs. If you have good reasons and understand what the usability issues are, start planning! Get to know your real users \u2014 user testing is the key. Collect as much quantitative user behavior data as you can, then analyze and categorize them to make sure you have solid qualitative data to support re-design thinking. Follow the cycle of design, release, get user feedback and iterate.\nLyft\u2019s re-design is a great example to show how to create a successful product. If you care about your users, put yourself in their shoes to understand what they need and what they actually do when using a product. If you don\u2019t have a UX research team yet, build one or become a researcher yourself! At work, I work closely with our UX research team, they help the design team tons by recruiting users, setting up user testing, and analyzing the massive data comes in every month. 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      "prompt": "Seven (or more) Things I do Everyday religiously\nSome of these things relate to what I learned from two gurus in Marketing and Direct Response...\nThere are things, I do that I feel nobody else does, and there's one or two you probably shouldn't do.\nOne, which I was thinking about that relates to what Dan Kennedy mentioned he does every day, even at the age many retire and stop working, which is: write.\nMore specifically write for an hour everyday (at least) for projects. It keeps your head in the game for certain clients, at least for me, which helps better select the best clients and filters out the most desirable projects.\nIf I didn't do this stuff everyday would probably get stir crazy and my client work would totally consume me and never put time into writing for myself, or do any of the other things I enjoy.\nSecondly, every day I start and or end it reading a book . (I never really considered myself a reader until recently.... I'm obsessed with reading books.) :) ;)\nThirdly, going back into writing thing, I also start the day using an old fashioned typewriter. (Yup, a typewriter...remember those?) I use my old Corona typewriter to type pages of the town's history from which I reside.\nThat piece of copy obviously isn't going to make me the big bucks, I know. That's why I said there were two things I do everyday you probably agree with, or something most people don't do.\nThe typewriter also keeps my ten finger typing in check and also get a little history lesson along the way.\nThe fourth thing I do, that doesn't pay, and I don't suggest you do it, unless you're really serious about being a copywriter, in that case you should do this everyday, and that is hand write old ads.\nI know this sounds ridiculous, especially with the technology today, and the way ads are written today, but trust me this helps a young copy writer get in the mindset of a copy writer.\nIn fact, this process is even more crucial to have in your repertoire, and begin to think like the person or people that writer these long ads, which are much like sales letters.\nThe fifth thing I do everyday, except Sunday, is \u201croadwork\u201d I learned this from another guru (the Prince of Print) Gary Halbert.\nGary Halbert was the man who was responsible for sending out the most mailed letter in world to this date, the coat-of-arms letter, which sold family crests to millions of people around the world, and had other memorabilia and products that with people' last name.\n Anyway, going back to the whole road work thing...Even though we've heard our whole lives we should get plenty of exercise everyday, I believe many people are doing it wrong.\nHow many people you know get gym memberships in January and quit after a few months? Fad diets? Or, spurts of energy... then burnout?\nI have a different thing in mind when it comes to \u201croadwork.\u201d It's basically running, walking, or jogging for 30-60 minutes everyday. Or, six days a week, actually.\nI believe anyone, no matter what age or health conditions that hold them back, can benefit from doing roadwork five or six days a week. More reason to do this if you have any doubts about your help or suffer from health issues.\nThis time outside, not only gets the blood flowing, it also helps get those creative juices flowing, which is really helpful when one is looking for ideas or inspiration, or maybe just trying to think out of the problems or situation they're in.\nBoredom or writer's block just don't belong or end up on my schedule. Maybe this is why.\nOh, and the sixth thing I do,which is obvious and mandatory for just about any kind of writer, and that is read. \nI read books, mostly non fiction, but also some fiction,.Also, I read lots of trade journals, magazines, blogs, news, old school ads, new school ads, and anything under the sun that makes me a better reader and writer and tapped into what's going on.\nInstead of chasing money all day, and working for money. I learn how it moves.\nAnother thing I do everyday which is something else Dan Kennedy does that is proactive, and I absolutely agree with is create future business. This is also something everyone should do everyday as well.\nIf you are someone who is looking to replace, add more, or take a few clients off their list... this is super important and probably should be near the top of the list.\nLastly, I do something else religiously everyday that is proactive to securing any future sales\u2014well its actually two things: it's cold call new prospects (usually through email or direct mail) and I pitch NEW offers.\nThe last three things I just mentioned all tie together but are all kind of separate from each other.\nSecuring a future sale can be keeping in touch with old customers or people that haven't bought in a long time, or maybe setting up some type of referral program to get new leads.\nCold calling can mean a few things when it comes to getting in contact with a customer. And, if it's not done right you can get yourself in trouble for soliciting scams and spam.\nYou really got to know what you're doing and have a solid plan laid out that is going to benefit the person on the other end of the sales message.\nWhether it be a phone call, a letter in the mail, or just a plain old email, if you want the other person to read your stuff you should practice everyday sending and sharping your sales message\nAnd the last thing I mentioned about sending offers. You should be sending offers all the time. Not just listing some special sale here and their.\nMost offers will go stale, plateau, become less interesting, or boring, so you should always be rewriting them and testing new ones to see which ones stick.\nOverall, My advice would be to align your schedule to the goals you have, even it requires a half dozen or more things you need to get done.\nIf anything I listed sounds interesting or something you feel you should be doing everyday but feeling stuck or having trouble getting started or implementing what I teach, then I suggest blocking out about three hours of time this month to get a new plan in order for your business.\nOne hour to go over everything in your playbook to see what can be improved or what's causing you issues.\nA whole separate hour (or two) to consult with me on the issues regarding your business \n(check the schedule on my website for availability www.justinmcdonald.biz)\nThe third hour should be spent on analyzing the outcome of our consulting session and figuring out where to put all the pieces. This may take several hours depending on your individual needs and business requirements)\nIf you already are subscribed to my newsletter, you can save your self a phone call with me and possibly 10x your business over the next 30 days. I also have a coupon link in the last issue that will save you hundreds off the consultation and give you something no other consultant in the world is offering:\nROLL OVER MINUTES...\nThat's exactly what it sounds. Every once in a whole a client will be super excited about their business and will run over out allotted time, and I do get little giddy myself whenever I do this... So I decided to let the conversation flow.\nSometimes I let the conversation ride out an extra half hour or 45 minutes without charging the client an extra penny, but I only offer this special treatment to my Inner Circle folks who are serious about running a business and have had their foot in the game for a while.\nSo when the timer goes off, that's it. 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('txt', 'doc')\n allowed\\_mimetypes: iterable with allowed mimetypes\n ie. ('image/png', )\n min\\_size: minimum number of bytes allowed\n ie. 100\n max\\_size: maximum number of bytes allowed\n ie. 24\\*1024\\*1024 for 24 MB\n Usage example::\n MyModel(models.Model):\n myfile = FileField(validators=FileValidator(max\\_size=24\\*1024\\*1024), ...)\n \"\"\"\n\n messages = {\n 'extension\\_not\\_allowed': \\_(\"Extension '%(extension)s' not allowed. You are only allowed to upload pdf files.\"),\n 'mimetype\\_not\\_allowed': \\_(\"MIME type '%(mimetype)s' is not valid. Allowed types are: %(allowed\\_mimetypes)s.\"),\n 'min\\_size': \\_('The current file is %(size)s, which is too small. The minumum file size is %(allowed\\_size)s.'),\n 'max\\_size': \\_('The current file is %(size)s, which is too large. The maximum file size is %(allowed\\_size)s.')\n }\n\n mime\\_message = \\_(\n \"MIME type '%(mimetype)s' is not valid. Allowed types are: %(allowed\\_mimetypes)s.\")\n min\\_size\\_message = \\_(\n 'The current file %(size)s, which is too small. The minumum file size is %(allowed\\_size)s.')\n max\\_size\\_message = \\_(\n 'The current file %(size)s, which is too large. 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Caching files will still work but in a degraded version that might require more space on your disk. This warning can be disabled by setting the `HF\\_HUB\\_DISABLE\\_SYMLINKS\\_WARNING` environment variable. For more details, see https://huggingface.co/docs/huggingface\\_hub/how-to-cache#limitations.\nTo support symlinks on Windows, you either need to activate Developer Mode or to run Python as an administrator. In order to see activate developer mode, see this article: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/get-started/enable-your-device-for-development\n warnings.warn(message)\nDownloading (\u2026)olve/main/merges.txt: 100%\n456k/456k [00:00<00:00, 593kB/s]\nDownloading (\u2026)lve/main/config.json: 100%\n481/481 [00:00<00:00, 28.3kB/s]\nToken indices sequence length is longer than the specified maximum sequence length for this model (820 > 512). 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      "prompt": "Debug the following code: public IEnumerator Upload()\n {\n mainButton.interactable = false;\n getInput();\n text.text = \"Checkpoint 1\";\n byte [] jpegBytes = EncodeTextureToJPG(ImageTexture);\n text.text = \"Checkpoint 2\";\n WWWForm form = new WWWForm();\n form.AddBinaryData(\"image\", jpegBytes , \"image/jpeg\");\n text.text = \"Checkpoint 3\";\n\n \n\n using (UnityWebRequest WWW = UnityWebRequest.Post(\"http://\" + serverText + \"/control/mlsd?prompt=\" + promptText + \"&num\\_samples=1&image\\_resolution=512&strength=1&guess\\_mode=false&ddim\\_steps=20&scale=9&seed=-1&eta=0&a\\_prompt=best%20quality%2C%20extremely%20detailed&n\\_prompt=longbody%2C%20lowres%2C%20bad%20anatomy%2C%20bad%20hands%2C%20missing%20fingers%2C%20extra%20digit%2C%20fewer%20digits%2C%20cropped%2C%20worst%20quality%2C%20low%20quality&detect\\_resolution=384&value\\_threshold=0.1&distance\\_threshold=0.1\", form))\n {\n \n text.text = \"Sending request over! Please wait.\";\n \n yield return WWW.SendWebRequest();\n \n if (WWW.result != UnityWebRequest.Result.Success)\n {\n text.text = \"Error sending request: \" + WWW.error;\n UnityEngine.Debug.LogError(\"Error sending request: \" + WWW.error);\n }\n else\n {\n StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(Application.persistentDataPath + \"/result\\_bytes.txt\", true);\n text.text = \"Handling return data\";\n imageResult = WWW.downloadHandler.data;\n //File.WriteAllText(Application.persistentDataPath + \"/result\\_bytes.txt\", String.Empty);\n str = Convert.ToBase64String(imageResult);\n writer.WriteLine(str);\n writer.Close();\n textureResult = new Texture2D(width, height, TextureFormat.RGBA32, false, false);\n imageResult = ImageConversion.EncodeArrayToJPG(imageResult, textureResult.graphicsFormat, (uint)width, (uint)height);\n File.WriteAllBytes(Application.persistentDataPath + \"/result.jpg\", imageResult);\n \n text.text = \"Success\";\n CamRendererScript.isButtonPressed = true;\n \n }\n mainButton.interactable = true;\n }",
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      "prompt": "Thanks again. How about https://www.edweek.org/policy-politics/student-activists-push-congress-for-action-on-climate-change-education/2023/03",
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      "prompt": "CC\nMed refills\nSubjective\n31-year-old male is here today for medication refills. These are all doing well he goes to school and works doing door dash. He is in school full-time will be finishing up this semester I plans to go on for his Masters degree. He feels that the meds are working well he does not feel depressed is had a few incidents of chest pain across his chest no radiation of shortness of breath and it lasts about 20 seconds many times after eating. None now. He is not followed up with his primary for that issue. Daniel is to live in his apartment with his cat\nPSHx\nNo past surgical history has been documented for this patient\nFHx\nmother: Alive, +No Health Concern\nfather: Alive, +No Health Concern\nSoc Hx\nTobacco: Never smoker\nAlcohol: Occasional drink\nDrug Abuse: No illicit drug use\nSafety: Wear seatbelts\nSexual Activity: Not sexually active\nBirth Gender: Male\nMedications\nSEROqueL 25 mg tablet (Edited by LISA HAUT on 21 Mar, 2023 at 04:08 PM )\nbusPIRone 15 mg tablet (Edited by LISA HAUT on 21 Mar, 2023 at 04:08 PM )\nWellbutrin XL 300 mg 24 hr tablet, extended release (Edited by LISA HAUT on 21 Mar, 2023 at 04:08 PM )\nPristiq 100 mg tablet,extended release (Edited by LISA HAUT on 21 Mar, 2023 at 04:07 PM )\nAllergies\n(Allergy reconciliation performed by Heather Bell 03:49 PM 21 Feb 2023 Last updated)\n\nWellbutrin (Severe) - tongue swelling;\n\nMental/Functional\nThe patient's speech was normal, sharing conversation with normal laryngeal efforts. Appropriate mood and affect were seen on exam. Thought processes were logical, relevant, and thoughts were completed normally. Thought content was normal. Thought content was normal with no psychotic or suicidal thoughts. The patient's judgement was realistic with normal insight into their present condition. Mental status included: correct time, place, person orientation, normal recent and remote memory, normal attention span and concentration ability. Language skills included the ability to correctly name objects. Fund of knowledge included normal awareness of current and past events.\n\nMood/Affect is described as: Awake alert oriented times three pleasant cooperative.\n[\nVitals\n21 Feb 2023 - 03:50 PM - recorded by Heather Bell\n\nBP:\n163.0 / 86.0\nHR:\n83.0 bpm\nTemp:\n97.9 \u00b0F\nHt/Lt:\n6' 1\"\nWt:\n210 lbs 0 oz\nBMI:\n27.71\nSpO2:\n97.0%\nComments: Has been having chest pains for the past month on and off. His hand and arm has been going numb on left side.\n\nObjective\nGEN: NAD\nNECK: supple, NT, FROM\nRESP: lungs clear to auscultation bilaterally, no rales, wheezes or rhonchi, nonlabored breathing, no use of accessory of muscles of respiration\nCV: RRR, no m/r/g\nGI: +BS, nontender to palpation, no masses, no HSM\nDERM: skin warm and dry\nEXT: no cyanosis/clubbing/edema\nNEURO: AO x 3\nPSYCH: judgment/insight intact, NL mood/affect\nAssessment\nLate insomnia (disorder) (G47.00/780.52) Insomnia, unspecified modified 21 Mar, 2023\nAnxiety disorder, generalized (F41.1/300.02) Generalized anxiety disorder modified 21 Mar, 2023\nMild depression (disorder) (F33.0/296.31) Major depressive disorder, recurrent, mild modified 21 Mar, 2023\n\nPlan\nLate insomnia (disorder)\nContinue Seroquel 25 mg which is working well\nAnxiety disorder, generalized\nContinue generalized anxiety to continue Buspirone which is working well for this patient\nMild depression (disorder)\nContinue the Pristiq and REXULTI which is also working well no changes this visit and he will follow up with his doctor for the chest discomfort which appears to be GERD and also return here in one month\nLISA HAUT, FNP-C 21 Mar 2023 04:13 PM",
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      "prompt": "Please extract the strongest adjectives from this: Osprey Sounds\n\nOspreys have high-pitched, whistling voices. Their calls can be given as a slow succession of chirps during flight or as an alarm call\u2014or strung together into a series that rises in intensity and then falls away, similar to the sound of a whistling kettle taken rapidly off a stove. This second type of call is most often given as an unfamiliar Osprey approaches the nest. As the perceived threat increases, the call can build in intensity to a wavering squeal.\n\nOsprey calls: Types and Meaning\nOspreys give a variety of call types that often have specific meanings. Ornithologists Bretagnolle and Thibault (1993) conducted a field study where they recorded osprey voices and interpreted their most likely meaning based on the associated circumstances and behavior. This article is based on their findings. \n\nWhy do Ospreys call, chirp, and whistle?\nOspreys give calls, chirps, and whistles mainly as a means to communicate with a mate, rival ospreys, and to warn them about the presence of threats. \nThe majority of an osprey\u2019s vocalizations are motivated by interactions between the mated male and female. As the young grow older after egg hatching, the parents communicate increasingly with them. \nThroughout the breeding season, certain interactions may be repeated more often while others decrease in frequency or disappear. Consequently, call types associated with such interactions are given with more or less frequency accordingly.\n\nDo male and female Ospreys make the same calls?\nMale and female ospreys give similar calls and screeches, except for a few types of vocalizations that are given by the female only.\nMost Osprey vocalizations are accompanied by a visual body posture or display. Such visual displays are often subtle and difficult to notice from a distance.\n\nOspreys can be rather loud and vocal\nThe reason why folks living near nesting Ospreys think that they are very loud and vocal is that most Ospreys in North America are here to breed and are constantly interacting during the breeding period. \nOspreys have contact, warning, and alarm calls to keep in touch with each other. Typically, the mated pair vocalizes when they meet again after separating for some time, when the male arrives at the nest, when the male is perched in a tree near the nest, when an intruder flies by the nest, just to give a few examples. \nThey are basically talking with each other as they raise a family and protect their nest and nestling from predators.\n\nTypes and meaning of Osprey calls\nOsprey biologists Bretagnolle and Thibault (1993) distinguish 5 types of calls and assign meaning to them as follows: \n\nAlarm Calls\nAlarm Calls consist of short, clear whistles that fall in pitch. These calls are given by the male and female in the nest, while perched near the nest, and also in flight. Alarm calls are often preceded by an alarm posture by the calling bird. \nAlarm calls are given when a potential predator (non-Osprey) or disturbance (boat, human, vehicle) approaches the nest. \nThe frequency and intensity of alarm calls depend on the type and proximity of what Ospreys perceive as potential predators. The closer the potential threat gets to the nest the louder the calls get. These calls can turn into loud screeches.\nThis type of call is more often given by breeding birds. However, Ospreys on migration also give alarm calls when approached by other ospreys while on their perches. \n\nSolicitation calls (food-begging calls) \nThe solicitation calls consist of a series of rapid short call notes given only by the female mostly in the presence of a male. Solicitation calls are the same as food-begging calls, which are one of the types of calls most frequently heard during the breeding season.\nThe presence of a male elicits these calls, which can vary in pace and intensity according to the distance between the male and the female, and whether the male has a fish or not. \nFemales will also make solicitation calls when the male is perched in a nearby tree. Calls in these circumstances may not be intended to beg for food and their purpose and meaning are unclear. \n\nGuard Calls\nGuard calls consist of a series of high pitch calls interspersed with screeches. These calls are given by both males and females in rather specific situations.\nGuard calls are given when an Osprey that is considered an intruder flies near the nest or perches in a nearby tree. Ospreys do not react to known adjacent nesting neighbors but appear to recognize a bird that does now belong in the area.\nMale and female Ospreys give guard calls as an anticipation signal that may lead to a chase of the intruding birds or a direct fight. If given by the male it means the protection of the female and the nest. If given by the female it means the protection of the eggs or young ospreys.\nThe meaning of Osprey guard calls can be confusing at times as both birds also give it apparently just to communicate when no intruder is within sight.\n\nScreaming\nScreaming calls are long screeching whistles given exclusively during the sky-dance courtship displays that male ospreys perform during the initiation of the breeding season.\nOsprey gives screaming calls as it performs the sky-dance display.\n\nExcited Calls\nExcited calls are basically the same calls as Guard calls but vary in pitch and intensity according to the proximity and nature of the threat.\nOspreys share the nesting and foraging habitat with bald eagles but Ospreys consider Bald Eagles potential predators. Upon detecting a bald eagle near the nest, the male and female start giving guard calls that turn into excited calls if the eagles get too close to the nest.\nUnder circumstances of close imminent threat guard, calls can sound like screams.\nSolicitation calls given by the female (sitting on the eggs) as the male approaches the nest with a fish. Notice how her calls change and become almost a continuous screech as the male is about to land on the nest.\n\nWhy do Ospreys circle in the sky as they make screeching calls?\nOsprey circling in the sky making screeching calls are performing a courtship display known as sky-dance. This display consists of a male performing and undulating, U-shaped flight pattern at al altitude of approximately 900 feet. The bird often carries a fish or a piece of nesting material in its dangling legs as it screeches persistently often for long periods of time. \nBecause most breeding males perform the sky-dance display at the beginning of the breeding season and less frequently during the entire length of the breeding season, this call type attracts the attention of many observers who notice the screaming calls and see the osprey performing a flight that looks different to most observers.\n\nFinal Remarks\nThe reason why ospreys are loud and vocal during the breeding season is that they are involved in activities that demand continuous communication between members of the breeding pair. They have a short window in which to fit building a nest, laying eggs, and raising the young.\n\nCall types can normally be assigned a type. However, calls can overlap in quality and intensity according to the circumstances in which calls are given. 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      "prompt": "please summarise the content in bullet form for the following text. The company should reduce the KPIs to be more compact for employees to track. freeze headcount. No clarification/alignment yet of my transformed role from my Manager. Never heard of any opportunities in my time at Prudential. I have had zero discussions on opportunities at Prudential. Much easier to go to a headhunter and look externally. not at all, in production it's like our career profile is not determined. I find it very hard to progress to senior management at this company. There is a mismatch between assigned roles and task assigned. We end up performing additional roles due lack of resources and required skillsets. Recruitment process should be scrutinized to give offers for the deserving candidates rather know candidates or friends. Every role should at least have one backup. For cws work transition, there shouldn't be just one employee to manage cooperate website, when he left, It is risky to just transfer to someone who never had experience with within a month. And in the end, will at least need to regain the experience that the previous employee had. No onward career path for my particular skillset. The career plan is rather vague. Following successive demergers there is a lack of clarity over what my role will be. Recognise i need to move on, as role in London is temporary - appreciate no action that can be taken to change this rating. Stop promoting people who are not capable only because their tenure at the company is long. This should be taken seriously. Some people don't deserve their titles. People managers should undergo rigorous assessment about leadership and relevant skills. Some people who are knowledgeable and have expertise in their field should not be promoted if they can't demonstrate this essential skill. This has and will severely affect the performance and professional growth of their subordinates. Many people who lack motivation and skills remain in high-position roles. for the SE position, my salary is almost the same as the salary for the E position where the job responsibilities are not the same. same issue: opportunity to be promoted. i find that the role of the recruiter-trainer for agencies is not supported enough by my direct hierarchy and even by the top management. My role seems to be not well understood. No, because every department is trying to develop according to its own duties all the time. ask employee interest in which department /role then evaluate match their skill set before transfer to others department blindly causing so many good staff leave the company plan properly how many employee needed for each department some colleague resigned, should have new headcount for hiring.. Too many people leaving, too much work left in the hands of people who stay back and are eventually forced to leave because of stress and pressure. Manager tries best to support but no support seen from region yet on inbound mobility even though that's always discussed as an option. Cost control forces minimal expat hiring. It is often promised that if I do something new I will get a good chance but until now the promised opportunity is nothing. While we preach that we will consider internal candidates in filling up key roles, the company often goes out to the market and look for candidates instead. Do consider internal candidates if they are willing to step up. We should have a rule that all roles must be advertised internally for at least 2 to 4 weeks before an external candidate can be considered. more on the lack of HC experience by tribes, we hope that we have a ready set of buffer/pool of support from HR (e.g. a pool of contractual/or adhoc support team) to fill in temporarily in case of resignation. Since hiring for permanent pool will take time. my position have not much career enhancement in the department i'm working for as it need expertise. the topped is capped and there is no room for growth. also when opportunities arise they are given to other individuals or recruitment is done. Zero career discussions in my entire time at Prudential. So I'm responsible for my own career aspirations - fine, but then my focus is on external. Prudential needs to be proactive in order to stop people considering external as a first step. Was only informed when working do not follow job description and should be going above and beyond on covering all areas. Only thinking about our dept/function/role & not for overall company benefit. leave the bad things to be able to develop a career at Prudential. Again, given the uncertainty around job security and expectation of redundancies at Angel Court, it would be na\u00efve not to look for jobs elsewhere in some capacity. My role has been reducing and there has been limited transparency or clear communication as to why. The opportunities exist, but there is no clear plan. The top talents of the CIV did not benefit from the mobility opportunities. 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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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