cases/flash_crowd/flash_crowd_0005.json

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      "prompt": "can you explain this code: %%% perf. as fynction of snr\nclear all;\nwarning off;\n%%------------Initialisation des variables -----------%%\nNum\\_iteration=1;%10^4\ncpt=1;\n%carrier Frequency\ncarrierFreq = 3e9; % 7GHz\n%Param\u00e8tres pour le Canal de Rice\nlightSpeed=physconst('LightSpeed');\nwavelength=lightSpeed/carrierFreq;\nSamplingRate=30.72e6;\nalpha=2;\n%Power transmitted en dbm\nPt\\_bs=30; \nPt\\_bsL=1;\nPtWattUE=0.199526;\nkFactor=5;\n%Valeur pour la g\u00e9n\u00e9ration des signaux de r\u00e9f\u00e9rence (PSS et DMRS)\nN=2048; \n% nombre d'antenne\n%M=4;\n M=100;\n%Coordonn\u00e9es de la BS \n%bsSelected=[100 190];\nbsSelected=[0 0];\n%Nombre des voisins \nv=2;\n%valeurs du SNR\nsnrTab=-10:5:30;\n%for coordinates generation\nradius = 100;\nrotation = 0;\n%%------------Fin Initialisation des variables -----------%%\nfor snr=snrTab\n snrL=10^(snr/10);\n N0dB=PtWattUE/snrL;\n N0=10^(N0dB/10);\n sigma\\_n=sqrt(N0dB/2);\n Pr=zeros(1,3);\n pathLoss=zeros(1,3);\n SubMetC=0;\n SubMetF=0;\n SubMetD=0;\n thetaTrueTab=zeros(1,Num\\_iteration);\n theta\\_estTab=zeros(1,Num\\_iteration);\n Err\\_dist=zeros(1,Num\\_iteration);\n Err\\_theta=zeros(1,Num\\_iteration);\n Err\\_coordinates=zeros(1,Num\\_iteration);\n distEstimated=zeros(1,Num\\_iteration);\n \n neighborMatrix=zeros(v);\n dtrueUE\\_NR=zeros(1,v);\n dP\\_BS=zeros(1,v);\n PrUE\\_NR=zeros(1,v);\n deUE\\_NR=zeros(1,v);\n Coordiante=zeros(1,2);\n for it=1:Num\\_iteration\n %User Equipement position\n ue=randi(100,1,2);\n thetaTrue=atan(ue(2)/ue(1))\n positions=zeros(2);\n xout=[NaN NaN];\n %verifier ue appartient cellule\n% checkPos=0;\n% while(checkPos==0)\n% ue=randi(190,1,2); 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      "prompt": "I want to generate a javascript function to create a JSON Object. \nI have a list of images that I want to use in my experiment, referred to below as: `all\\_images`. \nI want to create a function that will create a JSON object that will have the following structure as referred to below in `practiceImages`. \nEach trial, can have multiple images, ranging from 5 to 50. \nEach trial (list within the list), will have a ratio of targets to distractors.\nI want to be able to specify the number of trials, and the number of images per trial, but also the target/distractor ratio.\nThe x and y coordinates need to be random, however I don't want any objects to overlap :)\n\n```\nlet all\\_images = [\n \"img/svg/Speed\\_Limit\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Blank\\_Border.svg\",\n \"img/svg/Stop\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Full.svg\",\n \"img/svg/Yield\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Full.svg\",\n \"img/svg/Speed\\_Limit\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Full.svg\",\n \"img/svg/Stop\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Solid.svg\",\n \"img/svg/Yield\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Solid.svg\",\n \"img/svg/Stop\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Border\\_No Glyph.svg\",\n \"img/svg/Yield\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Border\\_No Glyph.svg\"\n];\n```\n\n```\nlet practiceImages = [\n[ { x: 0.1, y: 0.1, width: 0.15, height: 0.15, type:'target', fn: \"img/svg/Yield\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Full.svg\" },\n{ x: 0.1, y: 0.1, width: 0.15, height: 0.15, type:'target', fn: \"img/svg/Yield\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Full.svg\" },\n{ x: 0.1, y: 0.1, width: 0.15, height: 0.15, type:'target', fn: \"img/svg/Yield\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Full.svg\" },\n{ x: 0.1, y: 0.1, width: 0.15, height: 0.15, type:'distractor', fn: \"img/svg/Yield\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Solid.svg\" },\n\n],\n\n[ { x: 0.2, y: 0.1, width: 0.15, height: 0.15, type:'target', fn: \"img/svg/Speed\\_Limit\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Full.svg\" },\n{ x: 0.1, y: 0.5, width: 0.15, height: 0.15, type:'target', fn: \"img/svg/Speed\\_Limit\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Full.svg\" },\n{ x: 0.6, y: 0.3, width: 0.15, height: 0.15, type:'target', fn: \"img/svg/Speed\\_Limit\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Full.svg\" },\n{ x: 0.2, y: 0.15, width: 0.15, height: 0.15, type:'target', fn: \"img/svg/Speed\\_Limit\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Full.svg\" },\n{ x: 0.3, y: 0.12, width: 0.15, height: 0.15, type:'target', fn: \"img/svg/Speed\\_Limit\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Full.svg\" },\n{ x: 0.5, y: 0.14, width: 0.15, height: 0.15, type:'distractor', fn: \"img/svg/Speed\\_Limit\\_Sign\\_MUTCD\\_Blank\\_Border.svg\" },\n\n]\n\n];\n```",
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      "prompt": "Basic app setup\nThis guide is for developers who've never followed a Slack app recipe before, but want to cook with the latest ingredients from the Slack platform. We'll teach you how to craft a new Slack app from the ground up.\n\nIf you're an experienced chef, already familiar with seasons of Slack apps past, check out this quickstart guide that explains exactly what new ingredients have arrived to apps.\n\nOtherwise, read on!\n\nOverview\nCreating an app\nRequesting scopes\nInstalling the app to a workspace\nCalling API methods\nListening for events\nPosting in public channels\nCustomizing message authorship\nUsing Slash commands and Incoming Webhooks\nHandling link unfurling\nWhere to go next\nOverview \nThis guide walks you through making a new Slack app using the Slack App Management UI.\n\nBy the end of this guide, your app will be poised to post messages, make response to mentions, and even use classic recipes like Slash commands and incoming webhooks.\n\nNew Slack apps are safer for users to install, less prone to unexpected uninstalls, and even have new features not available to classic apps. 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While you're at it, add the channels:read scope so your app can gain knowledge about public Slack channels.\n\nIf you're confused about the difference between adding a Bot Token Scope or a User Token Scope, worry not:\n\nAdd scopes to your Bot Token, not your User Token.\n\nOne notable exception to that rule is if you need to act as a specific user (for example, posting messages on behalf of a user, or setting a user's status). In that situation, you'll need a User Token.\n\nNew Slack apps may not access RTM\nFor most apps, the Events API lets your app listen to Slack goings-on in a more structured, safe way. If you require access to RTM (say, because you're building your app behind a corporate firewall), you'll need to create a classic Slack app and use its bot token to call rtm.connect:\n\nCreate a classic Slack app\n\nOtherwise, it's bot tokens all the way down.\n\nInstalling the app to a workspace \nSure, you can request any scope you want\u2014but final say always resides with the user installing your app. Like a picky eater, a user can choose to refuse any and all installs that seem to request permissions beyond what an app truly needs.\n\nTry it out! Install your own app by selecting the Install App button on the sidebar.\n\nAfter clicking through one more green Install App To Workspace button, you'll be sent through the Slack OAuth UI.\n\nNew Oauth UI for users\n\nHere's a potentially confusing bit: when you follow this flow with Slack, you're playing the part of the installing user, the picky eater\u2014not the app! If you were adding your app to a different workspace besides your development workspace, this flow would be completed by a user from that workspace, not you.\n\nAs a user, you're choosing to trust the app. Is it trustworthy? Well, you just built it\u2014hopefully, it's not too bad.\n\nAfter installation, you'll find an access token inside your app management page. Look for it under the OAuth & Permissions sidebar.\n\nAccess tokens are imbued with power. They represent the permissions delegated to your app by the installing user. Remember to keep your access token secret and safe, to avoid violating the trust of the installing user.\n\nAt a minimum, avoid checking your access token into public version control. Access it via an environment variable. We've also got plenty more best practices for app security.\n\nCalling API methods \nYour access token allows you to call the methods described by the scopes you requested during installation.\n\nFor example, your chat:write scope now allows your app to post messages. Your app probably isn't a member of any channels yet, so pick a channel you don't mind adding some test messages to and /invite your app.\n\nYou can find the corresponding id for the channel that your app just joined by looking through the results of the conversations.list method:\n\nCopy\ncurl https://slack.com/api/conversations.list -H \"Authorization: Bearer xoxb-1234...\"\nYou'll receive a list of conversation objects.\n\nNow, post a message to the same channel your app just joined with the chat.postMessage method:\n\nCopy\ncurl -X POST -F channel=C1234 -F text=\"Reminder: we've got a softball game tonight!\" https://slack.com/api/chat.postMessage -H \"Authorization: Bearer xoxb-1234...\"\nVoila! We're already well on our way to putting a full-fledged Slack app on the table.\n\nSlack Softball Team app message\n\nWant more tips on cooking up the perfect API call? Check out the Web API guide for some technical tricks.\n\nIf you just want to see all the different methods you can call, check out the methods list. If you select any method, you'll see exactly what parameters the method takes, plus additional bits of knowledge. Think of the methods list as the Slack API cookbook.\n\nPosting in public channels \nNew Slack apps do not begin life with the ability to post to any public channel without joining.\n\nGood news: apps can gain that ability by asking for them explicitly with the use of scopes.\n\nRequest the chat:write.public scope to gain the ability to post in all public channels, without joining. Otherwise, you'll need to use conversations.join, or have your app invited by a user into a channel, before you can post.\n\nCustomizing message authorship \nNew Slack apps also do not start with the ability to adjust username or icon when posting messages\u2014that is, message authorship.\n\nYou can adjust your app's message authorship with the help of the chat:write.customize scope. Once you've requested the scope, you can make use of the username, icon\\_url, and icon\\_emoji parameters in chat.postMessage.\n\nListening for events \nOne fundamental pattern of Slack apps is listening and responding.\n\nWe've already touched on one way an app can respond: by calling chat.postMessage to post a message.\n\nBut our app isn't a very good listener yet. An app that speaks without being prompted can be distracting at best and outright disruptive at worst.\n\nApps always respond to something. It might be a mention in channel, a button pushed to trigger an action, even a user entering into a DM with the app. But apps never act for no reason.\n\nApps listen with the Events API. Events are just what you'd expect: notifications, sent to your app, about happenings in Slack. Each type of event lets your app know about a certain type of happening.\n\nLet's subscribe to the app\\_mention event. Select the Event Subscriptions sidebar and toggle \"Enable Events\" on. Within Subscribe to bot events click Add Bot User Event, then search for app\\_mention.\n\nAs with scopes, always subscribe to events with a bot user, unless only a user token will do.\n\nSet the Request URL to a URL where your app's server listens to incoming HTTP requests. Slack will send an HTTP request there when your app is mentioned, allowing your app to figure out how it wants to respond.\n\nIf setting a server up makes you nervous, there's plenty of help in our tools and SDKs for programming languages, which implement a server listening for events automatically.\n\nYou'll notice that the app\\_mention event requires the app\\_mention:read scope. Events are like API methods: they allow your app access to info in Slack, so you need permission for them. Reinstall your app with the new scope.\n\nNow you'll be notified when your app is mentioned, and you can respond however you like:\n\nSlack Softball Team app call and response\n\nUsing Slash commands and Incoming Webhooks \nNew Slack apps can still use beloved recipes passed down through the family: Slash commands and Incoming Webhooks.\n\nRequest the commands scope to build a Slash command. Request the incoming-webhook scope to use Incoming Webhooks. 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These competing technology and siting trends \u2013 and their associated impacts \u2013 are not well understood.\nThe new Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory analysis \u201cEffects of land-based wind turbine upsizing on community sound levels and power and energy density\u201d simulates the development of 22 unique projects at two different prototypical sites using eleven different wind turbine models to extract output, nameplate capacity, numbers of turbines and receptor sound level patterns between projects using older, current, and future turbine models sited within a fixed land area.\nThe study, published in Applied Energy in open-access format, is available here(link is external). The authors will host a webinar covering the results of the study on April 13, 2023, at 1 PM Eastern / 10 AM Pacific. Register here: https://lbnl.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN\\_ljqJqmyWQEaSl0nC99kDdQ(link is external).\nA summary of the key findings follows:\nThe analysis finds, unsurprisingly, future turbines are more than 60% taller than those installed most frequently in the last decade. Relatedly, 60% fewer turbines are expected to be able to fit in the same land area in the future as they were in the past.\nFrom the Then period (using the most frequently installed turbines in the last decade in the US, 2011-2020) to the Future period (turbines that are expected to be installed in the next three to five years, 2023-2025), wind turbine heights are expected to increase an average of 60%, from 122 m to 202 m (Figure 1). This increase in turbine total height, coupled with larger rotor diameters and sound power level increases, decreases the number of turbines that can be developed in the fixed land area at our two prototypical sites. Accordingly, the average number of turbines decreases by 60% (from 222 to 89) at those sites. (See Figure 1 caption for more details on periods.)\nDespite fewer turbines, plant layouts using future turbines result in projects with higher installed capacities and annual energy output for a given land area.\nDespite 60% fewer turbines for the given land area at the two sites, the total installed nameplate capacity for Future projects increases by roughly 11% (from 395 MW to 437 MW), and estimated annual energy output increases by almost 60% (from 1,146 GWh/yr to 1,825 GWh/yr) over the Then period. These average trends are shared among all the manufacturers and across both sites, with some variation in the size of those trends (not shown). These output increases are driven, in large part, by significant increases in rated capacity and efficiency of the turbine models used in the Future period.\nCommunity sound levels at homes are expected to be significantly lower in the future, despite overall louder turbines.\nEven though serrated trailing edges (STE), which lower sound levels by approximately 1.5 dBA, are expected to be applied to the blades of all future turbine models, turbine sound levels (at the hub) for Future turbines are higher (105.3 dBA) than for Then turbines (104.3 dBA). Despite this predicted increase, sound levels at homes surrounding the turbines are estimated to be 18% lower in the Future period. This decrease is the result of increases in setbacks from the homes which scale as a multiple of turbine height and a factor of turbine sound power, as well as fewer wind turbines being constructed in the same land area.\nFigure 1. Mean total wind turbine height, numbers of wind turbines, total project capacity, project output, and loudness among the periods examined. Those periods were chosen to represent, respectively; Then: turbines most frequently installed in the last decade in the US (2011\u20132020); Now: turbines most frequently installed in the last two years in the US (2019\u20132020); and, Future: turbines most likely to be installed in the next three to five years in the US (i.e., 2023-2025). All Future turbines are expected to have serrated trailing edges to reduce sound levels (STE), so separate projects were designed using turbines representing the Now period with STE (Now with STE) and all Future turbines contain STE to align with manufacturer expectations.\nThese lower sound levels occur not only for homes neighboring projects, but also those very close to turbines on parcels hosting turbines.\nA commonly mentioned potential nuisance for homes very near wind projects are turbine sounds. Yet our research finds that average estimated receptor sound pressure levels (SPL) (a measurement of what neighboring home inhabitants might hear) surrounding the projects in all periods show consistent decreases from those estimated in the Then period (Figure 2). This is especially pronounced for the Future period, where decreases are between 1.5 and 3 dB. Participating homes, which are located on parcels where turbines can be hosted, tend to be closer to wind turbines and are also subject to higher noise limits when designing the projects relative to non-participants\u2019 homes. But, our research finds a reduction in SPL in all periods occurs for those homes, as well as their nonparticipating neighbors. This implies that future turbines might significantly reduce a common potential nuisance.\nFigure 2. Average change of overall A-weighted sound pressure levels (SPL) measured are receptor homes referenced to Then (i.e., starting) SPL by participation. Nonparticipants, those near the projects, are shown as solid lines and participants, those with parcels where turbines can be located, are shown as dashed.\nFigure 2. Average change of overall A-weighted sound pressure levels (SPL) measured are receptor homes referenced to Then (i.e., starting) SPL by participation. Nonparticipants, those near the projects, are shown as solid lines and participants, those with parcels where turbines can be located, are shown as dashed.\nMyriad other benefits appear likely as a result of increased adoption of taller higher capacity turbines in the future.\nBecause of their increased size, turbines installed in the future will be situated further from homes and property lines given often required setbacks based on total height. Additionally, fewer turbines used for future projects might provide enhanced flexibility as to where turbines are placed on the land, therefore, potentially, creating greater opportunity to avoid sensitive viewsheds. Further, higher project capacities and output could lead to higher local economic benefits (e.g., taxes and income).\nA number of areas for future research are suggested such as: examining aesthetic tradeoffs of fewer larger turbines vs. more numerous smaller turbines; the need to examine outcomes at other sites (ridgelines and alternative wind regimes); and, the value of conducting economic analyses using turbines to be installed in the future.\nWe thank the U.S. Department of Energy\u2019s Wind Energy Technologies Office for their support of this work, as well as the numerous individuals and organizations who generously provided data, information and reviewed our study.\nArticle and Graphs Courtesy of the\u00a0Berkeley Labs, Electricity Markets & Policy,\nI don't like paywalls. You don't like paywalls. Who likes paywalls? Here at CleanTechnica, we implemented a limited paywall for a while, but it always felt wrong \u2014 and it was always tough to decide what we should put behind there. In theory, your most exclusive and best content goes behind a paywall. But then fewer people read it! We just don't like paywalls, and so we've decided to ditch ours.\nUnfortunately, the media business is still a tough, cut-throat business with tiny margins. It's a never-ending Olympic challenge to stay above water or even perhaps \u2014 gasp \u2014 grow. So ...\"\nURL: https://cleantechnica.com/2023/03/25/how-will-future-larger-turbines-impact-wind-project-electricity-output-surrounding-community-sound-levels/\nCurrent date: 2023. 3. 27.\n\nInstructions: Using the provided web search results, write a comprehensive reply to the given query. Make sure to cite results using [[number](URL)] notation after the reference. 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      "prompt": "Como colocar a minha empresa no Google Maps? Confira passo a passo\nConfira nosso passo a passo sobre como colocar seu neg\u00f3cio no Google maps e cadastre sua empresa agora mesmo!\n\u201cComo fazer meu neg\u00f3cio aparecer no Google Maps?\u201d Se voc\u00ea chegou nesse artigo, provavelmente quer saber as vantagens de ter um neg\u00f3cio listado ou como inserir o seu neg\u00f3cio no Google.\n\nPara ter uma estrat\u00e9gia de SEO local mais forte, \u00e9 essencial estar presente no Maps. Mas como colocar minha empresa no Google e ser encontrado com maior facilidade pelo p\u00fablico?\n\nSe essa d\u00favida j\u00e1 passou pela sua cabe\u00e7a, n\u00e3o se preocupe. Preparamos este tutorial para ensinar o passo a passo de como adicionar um local no Google Maps e atrair mais clientes da sua regi\u00e3o. Confira a seguir como aparecer no Google Maps!\n\nComo colocar minha empresa no Google Maps?\nColocar uma empresa no Google Maps \u00e9 muito vantajoso para qualquer empresa, principalmente aquelas que possuem loja f\u00edsica e desejam ser encontradas por potenciais clientes. \n\nPor exemplo, digamos que voc\u00ea tenha um restaurante italiano no centro de S\u00e3o Paulo e uma pessoa, presente na mesma regi\u00e3o, pesquise por um estabelecimento com essa especialidade. Voc\u00ea n\u00e3o gostaria de estar entre os primeiros resultados e ser uma prov\u00e1vel escolha para esse cliente?\n\nPois ent\u00e3o, para que isso aconte\u00e7a, \u00e9 essencial que seu neg\u00f3cio fa\u00e7a parte do mapa e entregue o m\u00e1ximo de informa\u00e7\u00f5es \u2013 como contato e avalia\u00e7\u00f5es \u2013 para incentivar a ida de novas pessoas ao seu local. \n\nMas como \u00e9 poss\u00edvel colocar minha empresa no Google Maps? O processo \u00e9 bastante simples, por\u00e9m exige a cria\u00e7\u00e3o de um perfil na plataforma Google Meu Neg\u00f3cio.\n\nPara isso, basta acessar a p\u00e1gina inicial do GMN e seguir as etapas abaixo:\n\nClique no bot\u00e3o \u201cGerenciar agora\u201d e fa\u00e7a login com a sua conta Google.\nPreencha as informa\u00e7\u00f5es solicitadas na p\u00e1gina de \u201cAdicionar seu neg\u00f3cio\u201d: nome da empresa, pa\u00eds, endere\u00e7o, telefone comercial, categoria de mercado e website.\nEm seguida, clique em \u201cContinuar\u201d e confirme os dados que disponibilizou no formul\u00e1rio.\nAdicione o seu n\u00famero de celular e insira o c\u00f3digo enviado por SMS pelo Google para confirmar a cria\u00e7\u00e3o do seu perfil. Depois, voc\u00ea ser\u00e1 redirecionado para o painel de controle.\nNo entanto, antes de editar a sua p\u00e1gina, voc\u00ea deve passar por mais uma fase de verifica\u00e7\u00e3o do Google. Entre 7 e 15 dias \u00fateis chegar\u00e1, no endere\u00e7o cadastrado, uma carta com um c\u00f3digo de confirma\u00e7\u00e3o \u2013 para garantir que as informa\u00e7\u00f5es de localiza\u00e7\u00e3o que voc\u00ea preencheu est\u00e3o corretas.\nAo seguir as orienta\u00e7\u00f5es e concluir essa etapa, voc\u00ea ter\u00e1 a libera\u00e7\u00e3o para editar o seu perfil \u00e0 vontade. \nPor\u00e9m, como veremos abaixo, esse n\u00e3o \u00e9 o \u00fanico caminho para colocar uma empresa no GMN e, consequentemente, no Maps.\n\nComo adicionar uma empresa direto pelo Google Maps\nAl\u00e9m de cadastrar o perfil da sua empresa pelo Google Meu Neg\u00f3cio, h\u00e1 a op\u00e7\u00e3o de realizar um cadastro direto pelo Google Maps. Veja como:\n\nFa\u00e7a login na plataforma usando sua conta do Google.\nAdicione sua empresa seguindo um dos m\u00e9todos abaixo:\ndigite o endere\u00e7o do estabelecimento no na barra de pesquisa e, no perfil da empresa \u00e0 esquerda, clique em \u201cAdicione sua empresa\u201d;\nclique em qualquer ponto do mapa com o bot\u00e3o direito do mouse e depois em \u201cAdicione sua empresa\u201d;\nacesse o menu dispon\u00edvel no canto superior esquerdo da tela e depois em \u201cAdicione sua empresa\u201d. \nEm seguida, basta continuar com as instru\u00e7\u00f5es da tela para criar o perfil da empresa no Google Meu Neg\u00f3cio. \nTenho mais de uma franquia como fazer minha empresa aparecer no Google Maps?\nSe o seu neg\u00f3cio possui mais de uma unidade, \u00e9 interessante que todas elas sejam cadastradas no Google Maps. Oferecendo ao usu\u00e1rio a op\u00e7\u00e3o de avaliar qual das unidades dispon\u00edveis \u00e9 mais conveniente para uma visita. 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Algumas das principais s\u00e3o:\n\nfazer com que a sua marca se torne mais conhecida nos mecanismos de busca;\natrair mais clientes para o seu estabelecimento f\u00edsico;\nacompanhar o que outras pessoas est\u00e3o dizendo sobre o seu neg\u00f3cio;\ncomparar a avalia\u00e7\u00e3o do seu neg\u00f3cio com o de concorrentes da \u00e1rea;\naumentar a visibilidade de seus produtos e servi\u00e7os;\nconquistar a confian\u00e7a de potenciais clientes, uma vez que no GMN tamb\u00e9m constam as avalia\u00e7\u00f5es de outros usu\u00e1rios sobre a sua empresa.\nAl\u00e9m disso, um outro benef\u00edcio de colocar sua empresa no Google \u00e9 a facilidade de analisar os resultados da estrat\u00e9gia, como voc\u00ea ver\u00e1 a seguir.\n\nVale a pena anunciar no Google Maps?\nOs an\u00fancios do Google no Google Maps s\u00e3o uma \u00f3tima maneira de direcionar o tr\u00e1fego para sua empresa. 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      "prompt": "Evanora (witch):\n\n Looks: Tall and intimidating, Evanora has thick dark brown hair that curls very slightly. Her magic has made her wealthy, and she loves showing off her money by wearing velvet in expensive colors like royal purple. In her alchemy workspace, she usually wears a less fancy muslin dress and throws on a dark green velvet cloak if she leaves. She is what many people would call beautiful, but centuries of using magic to keep herself alive and young has given her an \u201cartificial\u201d look, like someone who wears too much makeup. She is the kind of person who makes you feel, to quote Wonder Woman, \u201cboth frightened and aroused\u201d.\n\n Personality: ESTP She is fascinated with magic and how it can be used. For a long time, longer than any human lifespan, she has been using magical plants and potions to keep herself young forever. But as her sources deplete, she is becoming desperate. The fairies and their powers of rejuvenation are her last chance to stay semi-immortal. Overall, she is ruthless and will stop at nothing to get what she wants, whether it be magic or something else.\n\n Powers: None of her powers are natural, so they have no consistency. She can cast a variety of spells, but none are as effective as she would like, and some wear off with time. The only consistent thing about her magic is that it is either stolen from an actually magical being, or manufactured with potions and risky behavior. She knows enough magic to keep the fairies enslaved and under her thumb.",
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      "prompt": "#credit: https://github.com/DemisEom/SpecAugment.git\n# : https://github.com/uchidalab/time\\_series\\_augmentation.git\n#SPEC AUGMENT\ndef time\\_warp(x, sigma=0.04, knot=1):\n from scipy.interpolate import CubicSpline\n orig\\_steps = np.arange(x.shape[1])\n \n random\\_warps = np.random.normal(loc=1.0, scale=sigma, size=(x.shape[0], knot+2, x.shape[2]))\n warp\\_steps = (np.ones((x.shape[2],1))\\*(np.linspace(0, x.shape[1]-1., num=knot+2))).T\n \n ret = np.zeros\\_like(x)\n for i, pat in enumerate(x):\n for dim in range(x.shape[2]):\n time\\_warp = CubicSpline(warp\\_steps[:,dim], warp\\_steps[:,dim] \\* random\\_warps[i,:,dim])(orig\\_steps)\n scale = (x.shape[1]-1)/time\\_warp[-1]\n ret[i,:,dim] = np.interp(orig\\_steps, np.clip(scale\\*time\\_warp, 0, x.shape[1]-1), pat[:,dim]).T\n return ret\ndef spec\\_augment(mel\\_spectrogram, time\\_warping\\_para=1, frequency\\_masking\\_para=27,\n time\\_masking\\_para=100, frequency\\_mask\\_num=1, time\\_mask\\_num=1):\n \"\"\"Spec augmentation Calculation Function.\n 'SpecAugment' have 3 steps for audio data augmentation.\n first step is time warping using Tensorflow's image\\_sparse\\_warp function.\n Second step is frequency masking, last step is time masking.\n # Arguments:\n mel\\_spectrogram(numpy array): audio file path of you want to warping and masking.\n time\\_warping\\_para(float): Augmentation parameter, \"time warp parameter W\".\n If none, default = 80 for LibriSpeech.\n frequency\\_masking\\_para(float): Augmentation parameter, \"frequency mask parameter F\"\n If none, default = 100 for LibriSpeech.\n time\\_masking\\_para(float): Augmentation parameter, \"time mask parameter T\"\n If none, default = 27 for LibriSpeech.\n frequency\\_mask\\_num(float): number of frequency masking lines, \"m\\_F\".\n If none, default = 1 for LibriSpeech.\n time\\_mask\\_num(float): number of time masking lines, \"m\\_T\".\n If none, default = 1 for LibriSpeech.\n # Returns\n mel\\_spectrogram(numpy array): warped and masked mel spectrogram.\n \"\"\"\n v = mel\\_spectrogram.shape[1]\n tau = mel\\_spectrogram.shape[2]\n\n # Step 1 : Time warping\n warped\\_mel\\_spectrogram = time\\_warp(mel\\_spectrogram.transpose(0,2,1)).transpose(0,2,1)\n\n # Step 2 : Frequency masking\n for i in range(frequency\\_mask\\_num):\n f = np.random.uniform(low=1.0, high=v/3)\n f = int(f)\n f0 = random.randint(0, v-f)\n warped\\_mel\\_spectrogram[:, f0:f0+f, :] = 0\n\n # 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NOTE: batch size must be \"1\",samples are varying length\n# print(len(train\\_dataset))\n\ndev\\_mask = sdr\\_df['split'] == \"DEV\"\ndev\\_files = sdr\\_df[dev\\_mask]\ndev\\_dataset = preprocess\\_data\\_aug(dev\\_files, k\\_size=K\\_SIZE)\ndev\\_loader = DataLoader(dev\\_dataset, batch\\_size=1, shuffle=True)\n\ntest\\_mask = sdr\\_df['split'] == \"TEST\"\ntest\\_files = sdr\\_df[test\\_mask]\ntest\\_dataset = preprocess\\_data\\_aug(test\\_files, k\\_size=K\\_SIZE)\ntest\\_loader = DataLoader(test\\_dataset, batch\\_size=1, shuffle=True)\n\nfilters = [32, 64, 128, 1024]\ncnn\\_model = temporal1DConv(K\\_SIZE, filters, NUM\\_CLASSES).to(DEVICE)\ncnn\\_model.apply(weights\\_init)\ntrain\\_loss, train\\_acc, val\\_loss, val\\_acc = train(cnn\\_model, train\\_loader, dev\\_loader, \"adam\", 1e-3, 1e-3, \"cross\", 20)\n\ntest\\_acc = test(cnn\\_model, test\\_loader)\n\ntrain, dev, test accuracy:\n[tensor([0.1060]), tensor([0.1300]), tensor([0.1780]), tensor([0.2360]), tensor([0.2560]), tensor([0.3460]), tensor([0.3740]), tensor([0.4340]), tensor([0.4780]), tensor([0.5240]), tensor([0.5800]), tensor([0.5920]), tensor([0.6180]), tensor([0.6680]), tensor([0.6900]), tensor([0.7080]), tensor([0.7540]), tensor([0.7380]), tensor([0.8140]), tensor([0.7460])]\n-------------------------\n[tensor([0.1268]), tensor([0.0885]), tensor([0.1348]), tensor([0.0926]), tensor([0.1871]), tensor([0.2153]), tensor([0.1590]), tensor([0.2958]), tensor([0.2334]), tensor([0.3642]), tensor([0.3320]), tensor([0.2897]), tensor([0.3360]), tensor([0.1952]), tensor([0.2133]), tensor([0.3340]), tensor([0.2676]), tensor([0.4225]), tensor([0.3421]), tensor([0.3058])]\n-------------------------\ntensor([0.2704])\n\nWhat can you comment about this data augmentation techniques and its test scores?",
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      "prompt": "Okay great, now let's write an email copy I'm providing you a list of rules that you should follow while writing this copy. THE email should less than 150 words in AIDA format. It should have the KPI's, Values of comparative to the payment processors industry. The email copy should consist of 6 email STEPS. With each step having 2 variations of subject line and email",
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      "prompt": "How would you change the domain model to accommodate the possibility that some deliveries might not be able to be geocoded reliably, especially in developing countries?",
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      "prompt": "karim.quazzani@gmail.com\nTo create a white paper, business plan, investment deck, and roadmap, you will need to gather all of the relevant information about your project and organize it into these four documents. Here are some steps you could follow:\n\nBegin by reviewing all of the conversations you have had so far to identify the key ideas, goals, and objectives of your project.\n\nOrganize this information into a clear and concise summary, which will form the basis of your white paper. This summary should describe the problem that your project aims to solve, the solution that you are proposing, and the benefits of your approach.\n\nNext, you can expand on the key points of your summary to create the full white paper. This should include more detailed information about your project, such as the technology you will use, the ecosystem you will create, and the market analysis that you have conducted.\n\nOnce you have completed the white paper, you can use this information to create a business plan. This should outline the key aspects of your project, such as the target market, the competition, and the financial projections.\n\nWith the business plan in hand, you can then create an investment deck. This should be a presentation that you can use to pitch your project to potential investors, highlighting the key points of your business plan and the value proposition of your project.\n\nFinally, you can create a roadmap that outlines the key steps that you will take to achieve your goals. This should include milestones, timelines, and resources that you will need to complete each step\n\nof the way.\n\nRemember to keep your audience in mind as you develop these documents. The white paper, business plan, and investment deck should be tailored to appeal to different groups, such as potential investors, partners, and customers.\n\nI hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions or would like more guidance on any of these steps.",
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      "prompt": "from collections import defaultdict\nfrom typing import List\nimport requests\nimport time\nimport concurrent.futures\n\nfrom .event\\_tip\\_model import Event, Tip\n\nclass RexbetScraper:\n api\\_url = 'https://www-cf.rexbetplayground.net'\n headers = {\n 'correlationId':'aef1dce1-3660-44da-9822-582ce9b6ad85',\n 'x-sb-type':'b2b',\n 'sec-ch-ua':'\"Not?A\\_Brand\";v=\"8\", \"Chromium\";v=\"108\", \"Google Chrome\";v=\"108\"',\n 'x-sb-user-context-id':'stc-1772293628',\n 'X-OBG-Channel':'Web',\n 'marketCode':'en',\n 'sec-ch-ua-platform':'\"Windows\"',\n 'x-sb-static-context-id':'stc-1772293628',\n 'sec-ch-ua-mobile':'?0',\n 'User-Agent':'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/108.0.0.0 Safari/537.36',\n 'X-OBG-Device':'Desktop',\n 'sessionToken':'ew0KICAiYWxnIjogIkhTMjU2IiwNCiAgInR5cCI6ICJKV1QiDQp9.ew0KICAianVyaXNkaWN0aW9uIjogIlVua25vd24iLA0KICAidXNlcklkIjogIjExMTExMTExLTExMTEtMTExMS0xMTExLTExMTExMTExMTExMSIsDQogICJsb2dpblNlc3Npb25JZCI6ICIxMTExMTExMS0xMTExLTExMTEtMTExMS0xMTExMTExMTExMTEiDQp9.yuBO\\_qNKJHtbCWK3z04cEqU59EKU8pZb2kXHhZ7IeuI',\n 'brandId':'10cabc10-cbe9-45dd-963a-684227456d54',\n 'sentry-trace':'43f4a85afa67410e809dc4d1fa322989-9d80f3577ba7d0bc-0',\n }\n \n \\_session: requests.Session\n \n \n def \\_\\_init\\_\\_(self) -> None:\n self.\\_session = requests.Session()\n \n \n def get\\_live\\_events(self, sports, threads = False):\n event\\_ids = self.get\\_live\\_events\\_ids(sports)\n result = []\n if threads: # Only 3 requests - Event Ids, Market list, Scoreboards\n with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor() as executor:\n future\\_to\\_url = {executor.submit(RexbetScraper.get\\_single\\_event, self, event\\_id): event\\_id for event\\_id in event\\_ids}\n for future in concurrent.futures.as\\_completed(future\\_to\\_url):\n url = future\\_to\\_url[future]\n try:\n data = future.result()\n if data is not None:\n result.append(data)\n except Exception as exc:\n print('%r generated an exception: %s' % (url, exc))\n \n else: # request for every live event + one for Event Ids\n with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor() as executor:\n data\\_future = executor.submit(self.get\\_data\\_for\\_events, event\\_ids)\n scoreboards\\_future = executor.submit(self.get\\_scoreboards\\_for\\_live\\_events)\n data, scoreboards = data\\_future.result(), scoreboards\\_future.result()\n result = self.events\\_from\\_data(data, scoreboards)\n \n return result, len(event\\_ids)\n \n \n def get\\_live\\_events\\_ids(self, sports: list) -> list:\n r = self.\\_session.get(f'{self.api\\_url}/api/sb/v1/competitions/liveEvents', headers=self.headers)\n r.raise\\_for\\_status()\n \n result = []\n for d in r.json()['data']:\n if int(d['categoryId']) in sports or len(sports) == 0:\n for key in d['fixturePopularity']:\n result.append(key)\n \n return result\n\n def get\\_data\\_for\\_events(self, event\\_ids: list):\n params = {\n 'eventIds': event\\_ids,\n 'priceFormats': 1,\n 'includeSkeleton': False\n }\n \n r = self.\\_session.get(f'{self.api\\_url}/api/sb/v1/widgets/market-list/v1', headers=self.headers, params=params)\n r.raise\\_for\\_status()\n \n return r.json()['data']\n\n def events\\_from\\_data(self, data, scoreboards) -> List[Event]:\n event\\_map = {event['id']: event for event in data['events']}\n market\\_map = defaultdict(list)\n for market in data['markets']:\n market\\_map[market['eventId']].append(market)\n selection\\_map = defaultdict(list)\n for selection in data['selections']:\n selection\\_map[selection['marketId']].append(selection)\n scoreboard\\_map = {scoreboard['eventId']: scoreboard for scoreboard in scoreboards}\n\n result = []\n for event\\_id, event in event\\_map.items():\n markets = market\\_map.get(event\\_id, [])\n selections = [s for market in markets for s in selection\\_map[market['id']]]\n scoreboard = scoreboard\\_map.get(event\\_id, None)\n\n if scoreboard is None:\n raise Exception(f'Can not find scoreboard for event {event\\_id}')\n else:\n actual\\_event = Event.from\\_data(event, markets, selections, scoreboard)\n if actual\\_event is not None:\n result.append(actual\\_event)\n return result\n \n def get\\_scoreboards\\_for\\_live\\_events(self):\n # https://www-cf.rexbetplayground.net/api/sb/v1/widgets/events-table/v2?pageNumber=1&eventPhase=Live&maxMarketCount=1&priceFormats=1\n params = {\n 'pageNumber': 1,\n 'eventPhase': 'Live',\n 'maxMarketCount': 1,\n 'priceFormat': 1\n }\n \n r = self.\\_session.get(f'{self.api\\_url}/api/sb/v1/widgets/events-table/v2', params=params, headers=self.headers)\n r.raise\\_for\\_status()\n \n return r.json()['data']['scoreboards']\n \ndo you see anything wrong in this code?",
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      "prompt": "I Introduction\nA) Hook: Pursuit of happiness a fundamental human desire.\nB) What people think happiness is.\nC) Working Thesis: Happiness is the result of the choices we make.\nII True Happiness is largely determined through the lens in which we choose to see life.\nA) Concession: Adverse circumstances may impair feelings of joy momentarily, however, choosing a positive thought will help with coping with it. \nB) How we choose to see life shapes our reality (Achor)\n1) 90% of happiness is predicted by how brain processes the world.\n2) Positive thinking can increase levels of productivity.\nC) Choosing to become bitter or better.\n1) Two laid off employees, different outcomes (examples)\n2) Positive thinking can be challenging, but important for mental and emotional well-being.\n3) Positive self-talk shifts focus towards a more positive mindset. \nIII Happiness vs Pleasure.\nA) Happiness is commonly confused with joy or pleasure.\nB) Well-being is a deep sense of serenity/fulfillment (Ricard)\n1) Comes from within.\n2) Underlies all emotional states.\nC) Pleasure is temporary. (Ricard)\n1) Contingent upon time/nature/object.\n2) Can become addictive.\n3) Concession: Joy can be the \u201cspring\u201d to happiness; is temporary and often results in frustration if not accomplished in higher doses.\nD) Joy derived from temporary accomplishments (dream job/house) can only last for so long.\nE) \u201cHedonic Treadmill\u201d(Flora)\nIV Choosing a positive attitude through adversity.\nA) People who face adversity often gain a new perspective.\n1) Erma Vizenor example(Flora)\n2) Experiencing loss can develop ability to appreciate life.\n3) Personal strengths are developed through adversity.\n(i) Positive attitude\n(ii) Determination\n(iii) Sense of humor\nB) Counterargument: Positive/happy people are disconnected from reality.\n1) Choosing to see only the \u201cbright side\u201d does not mean ignoring adversity.\n2) Embracing negative emotions can effectively modify behavior. (Kashdan)\nC) Negative emotions are essential for growth as human beings. (Hutson)\n1) Sadness.\n2) Grief.\nD) Synthetic happiness (Gilbert)\n1) Jim Wright(examples)\n2) Moreese Bickham\n3) Pete Best \nV It is possible to achieve happiness, even when health conditions are not optimal.\nA) Concession: Health or physical disability can be challenging but develops personal growth.\n1) Increase self-awareness.\n2) Improved problem-solving skills.\n3) Greater sense of purpose.\nB) Winning lottery/becoming paraplegic (Gilbert)\nC) Psychological immune system (Gilbert)\nD) Concession: Aside from congenital conditions, overall health depends in the choices we make.\n1) Lifestyle choices.\n2) Personal responsibility.\n3) Exercising.\nVI Choosing to make positive changes through practice.\nA) Develop a mindful positive attitude.\nB) Start from within.\nC) Look \u201cinward\u201d. (Ricard)\n1) Antidotes to emotions.\n2) Acts of kindness.\n3) It is a process.\nD) Practice gratitude.\n1) Journaling.\n2) Meditation.\n3) Reframing negative thoughts.\nE) Intentionally focusing on the positive aspects of life.\nVII Conclusion\nA) Benefits of choosing to live a happy life.\n1) Better mental/physical health.\n2) Increased resilience.\n3) More fulfilling relationships.\n4) Increased productivity.\nB) The secret of happiness is within our power to choose.",
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      "prompt": "did Grants rise have anything to do with that ,since he was from Galena, or pretty unrelated?",
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      "prompt": "can you add a settings page that is accessible via a footer nav? in the settings page can you include location access with full permissions? be explicit about the rights and link to the privacy policy regarding data collection.",
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      "prompt": "This is the first content outline. Do you understand?\n Building and Construction Disputes\n How can a building dispute arise?\n Common building and construction disputes\n=================================================================================================================",
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      "prompt": "thank you. what follows is the section that goes after the preceding part. please don't mind helping me to revise and polish it. \n\n2.3.1.2 Correlation studies of L2 motivational self-system at home and abroad\n1) Studies of the correlation between the L2 motivational self-system and other variables\nScholars have explored the correlations between the L2MSS and other learning-related variables. \nThe main variables that foreign researchers have explored are: visual style, language learning anxiety, foreign language communication willingness and learners' expected effort. Al-Shehri (2009) taking 200 English learners of different English proficiency levels (high school and college students) as the study participants, explored the relationship between Saudi Arabian English learners' ideal L2 self, imagination, and visual style through a questionnaire. This study found a high correlation between learners' ideal L2 self and L2 motivated behavior, and learners' overall visual and imagery ability was positively correlated with their ideal L2 self. However, the study had a relatively small number of study participants and was less persuasive. Papi (2010) conducted a research with 1000 school students in Iran and found that the three components of the L2MSS and English anxiety have different degrees of influence on the expected effort of learning; the ideal L2 self and L2 learning experience can help learners reduce English learning anxiety, while the ought-to L2 self can make learners more anxious. The study's findings are more representative and persuasive given its larger scale and diverse population, which covers learners from both rural and urban areas. Papi (2010) found that the ought-to L2 self directly influences the amount of time and effort that students are willing to invest in the learning process, while Kormos and Csizer (2011) and Kormos et al. (2008) found that the ought-to L2 self has little effect on learners' foreign language learning behavior.\nIn China, the main variables related to the L2MSS that scholars have explored are: language learning anxiety, motivational behavior, autonomous learning behavior, family background and foreign language learning achievement. Wei Xiaobao (2013) showed that the ideal second language self and second language learning experience had a significant effect on learning behavior, and he believed that there should be little or no effect of the ought-to L2 self on motivated learning behavior. In contrast, a study by Liu Zhen et al. (2012) showed that the ought-to L2 self and ideal L2 self were both positively related to language anxiety, and the ought-to L2 self had a greater effect on language anxiety. The L2MSS was positively related to motivated behavior, but language anxiety was negatively related to it. Chen Ying\u2019s (2019) questionnaire study with non-English majors had similar findings and it found that ought-to L2 self had a positive predictive effect on language anxiety, while ideal L2 self, self-efficacy, and L2 learning experience had a negative predictive effect; 3 dimensions of L2MSS and self-efficacy had a direct and significant positive predictive effect on classroom oral participation motivational behavior. In addition, some scholars have found that family and social background and cultural background also have an impact on learners' L2MSS (Zhan Xianjun & Hong Min, 2015).\n2) Studies of the correlation between the L2 motivational self-system and English academic achievement\nStudies at home and abroad on the correlation between L2MSS and English academic achievement are few and have different findings.\nLamb (2012) conducted an investigation with secondary school students from 527 schools in Indonesia as the research participants and found that ideal L2 self and L2 learning experience had little effect on L2 learning achievement. The study was conducted with a diverse population that included secondary school students from different areas such as metropolitan, provincial, and rural areas. D\u00f6rnyei and Chan (2013) conducted an investigation with 175 English learners aged 13 to 15 in Hong Kong and found that L2 achievement was significantly correlated with ideal L2 self, but ought-to L2 self was not significantly related to L2 achievement. Subketi (2018) conducted a questionnaire on Indonesian undergraduate students and found that ought-to L2 self and English achievement were negatively correlated, while neither L2 learning experience nor ideal L2 self was correlated with English achievement.\nMost domestic scholars have explored the correlation between the L2MSS and learners' English achievement through a combination of questionnaires and interviews. A study found there is no significant correlation between ought-to L2 self and students' English achievement, but there is a significant positive correlation between L2 learning experience, ideal L2 self and students' English achievement (Ge Nana & Jin Lixin, 2016\uff1bCao Jie, 2017). The findings from Zhan and Bai (2017) also fit with it. With more representative research participants (including English majors and non-English majors in different regions of China), their study found that there is no significant correlation between ought-to L2 self and English achievement, but there is a significant positive correlation between L2 learning experience, ideal L2 self, and students' English achievement (Zhan Suxian & Bai Yuanyuan, 2017). In contrast, the findings of a study with engineering postgraduates were different, which found a significant negative correlation between ought-toL2 self and English achievement, and a significant positive correlation between L2 learning experience and ideal L2 self and English achievement (Pang Na, 2020).\nIn summary, among studies at home and abroad on the correlation between L2MSS and English achievement, in terms of research findings, most of the studies have concluded that there is no significant correlation between the ought-to L2 self and English achievement, and there is a significant positive correlation between L2 learning experience and the ideal L2 self and English achievement. And a few studies have a conclusion that there is a significant negative correlation between the ought-to L2 self and English achievement. In terms of research participants, previous studies have mainly focused on college students, and a few master's theses have focused on high school student. This shows that it is necessary to take high school student in rural areas as the research participants to investigate the relationship between the L2MSS and English achievement.",
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      "prompt": "Turn this into 15 dot points\n\nThe so-called \u2018uniform evidence law\u2019 (or \u2018uniform evidence Acts\u2019) presently comprises seven Australian statutes: \n\u2022 Evidence Act 1995 (Cth) \n\u2022 Evidence Act 1995 (NSW) \n\u2022 Evidence Act 2001 (Tas) \n\u2022 Evidence Act 2004 (Norfolk Island) 1 \n\u2022 Evidence Act 2008 (Vic) \n\u2022 Evidence Act 2011 (ACT) \n\u2022 Evidence (National Uniform Legislation) Act 2011 (NT). \n Despite the latter statute\u2019s (non-uniform) name, the uniform evidence law is not a national law; however, it is easier to list the Australian jurisdictions where such statutes have not been enacted. \n There are just three: Queensland, South Australia and Western Australia. Although, as Heydon J archly observed in Baker v The Queen , 2 \u2018[t] hose polities are very large in area\u2019\u2014indeed, they total nearly 70 per cent of the continent\u2014Australia\u2019s uniform evidence law scheme has clear \u2018majority\u2019 status in two respects: \n\n\u2022 by jurisdiction, reaching seven out of the nation\u2019s ten court systems \n\u2022 by population, now reaching over fi ve out of every eight Australians (ignoring the Commonwealth Act, which applies to federal courts everywhere). \n\n On the other hand, there have been no new Australian entries to the scheme since \nthe Northern Territory\u2019s adoption in 2011. \n\n The non-adopting jurisdictions face a form of limbo, following Australia\u2019s mostly abandoned \u2018common law of evidence\u2019, tinkered with by local statutes. But the seven adopting jurisdictions likewise face the prospect of following a revolutionary scheme that has partially stalled. This third edition will continue to cover only the adopting jurisdictions, although it is clear that this task still involves attention to the earlier law (see [ 1.3.2 ] under the heading \u2018 Common law \u2019) and to an increasing set of legislative and judicial divergences in the uniform scheme (see [ 1.2 ], \u2018 Uniform law \u2019.)\n\nThis chapter introduces the uniform evidence law\u2019s basic features. First, it describes the most conservative feature of the scheme: its continuity with earlier traditions of evidence law. Second, it describes and assesses the scheme\u2019s goal of a broadly applicable, uniformly developed and easily found Australian evidence law. Finally, it details the connections between the uniform evidence law and other laws: local statutes, the common law, overseas law and human rights law",
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      "prompt": "Article 1, \"Zeige deine Wunden\" Introduction: Es geht auch anders:\nHashtags wie #anxietymakesme\nund #facethedepression holen\nweit verbreitete psychische\nKrankheiten aus der Unsichtbarkeit.\nVor allem auf Twitter und Instagram\nunterst\u00fctzen sich Nutzerinnen\nund Nutzer beim Umgang\nmit Depressionen, Angst- und\nEssst\u00f6rungen Text: Im November konnte David nicht mehr. Nach zehn Jahren\nim Ausland war er zur\u00fcck nach Deutschland gezogen, um\nseine kranke Mutter zu pflegen. Eine alte Schulfreundin\nlebte noch in der fr\u00fcheren Heimat, ansonsten kannte David\nniemanden mehr. Er arbeitete Vollzeit, k\u00fcmmerte sich allein\num die Mutter. F\u00fcr ihn selber blieb kaum mehr Zeit. Anderthalb Jahre hielt David so durch. Dann stellte er fest: \u201eIch bin\ntotal blockiert.\u201c Die Diagnose: Burn-out und Depression, f\u00fcnf\nWochen Krankschreibung.\nIn der Zeit beginnt David, auf Twitter \u00fcber seine mentale Gesundheit zu schreiben. Mitte November schickt er\nseinen ersten \u201eDepri-Tweet\u201c ab, dahinter der Hashtag #notjustsad: nicht einfach nur traurig. Schnell merkt er, wie sehr\nihm die Kommunikation gefehlt hat, wie einsam er sich f\u00fchlt.\nUnd wie gut es ihm tut, dass jemand seine psychische Krankheit ernst nimmt. \u201eIn kurzer Zeit hatte ich 80 Follower\u201c, sagt\nDavid. \u201eDas h\u00e4tte ich nicht gedacht.\u201c\nLaut der Stiftung Deutsche Depressionshilfe hat jeder\nf\u00fcnfte erwachsene Deutsche zwischen 18 und 65 Jahren schon\neinmal eine depressive Episode durchlebt. Betroffene schildern,\ndass sie ihre Depression in ihrem sozialen Umfeld gern verschweigen oder deswegen sogar Schuldgef\u00fchle empfinden.\nAuch David twittert lieber unter einem anonymen Account,\nauch in diesem Text m\u00f6chte er nicht mit richtigem Namen\nstehen. Bei depressiven Menschen sei das h\u00e4ufig der Fall, sagt\nJulia Ebhardt von der Depressionshilfe: \u201eEin geringes Selbstwertgef\u00fchl oder die Angst, jemandem zur Last zu fallen, sind\nTeil der Symptome.\u201c Was der Kinder- und Jugendpsychotherapeutin aber auff\u00e4llt: Seit Beginn der Pandemie w\u00fcrde in den\nSozialen Medien verst\u00e4rkt \u00fcber psychische Krankheiten gesprochen \u2013 auch \u00fcber Suchtverhalten, Ess- oder Angstst\u00f6rungen. Fr\u00fcher hat sie die Posts und Anfragen von\nBetroffenen auf dem Instagram-Account der Depressionshilfe noch alleine beantwortet \u2013 nun sind sie\ndaf\u00fcr zu viert. Die Zahl der Follower ist seit April\n2020 von 9.000 auf \u00fcber 46.000 angewachsen.\n\u201ePandemie und Lockdown haben sehr viele Menschen psychisch belastet\u201c, sagt Ebhardt. Diese Erfahrung habe psychische Krankheiten m\u00f6glicherweise\nein St\u00fcck weit entstigmatisiert. Zumindest beobachtet Ebhardt, dass sich immer mehr Betroffene trauen,\noffen \u00fcber ihre Krankheit zu reden \u2013 und mehr Sachlichkeit und Akzeptanz vom Rest der Gesellschaft einzufordern.\nUnter dem Hashtag #facethedepression (Stell dich der Depression) zeigen Betroffene Fotos, auf denen sie in die Kamera\nl\u00e4cheln und gl\u00fccklich aussehen \u2013 um zu zeigen, wie unsichtbar\neine psychische Erkrankung selbst f\u00fcr Freunde und Verwandte ist. Die Betroffenen gehen damit durchaus ein Risiko ein,\ndenn es gibt auch Trolle, die sie beschimpfen.\nUnter #eatingdisorder oder #ed (Essst\u00f6rung) erz\u00e4hlen\nvor allem Frauen und M\u00e4dchen, wie sie sich von gesellschaftlichen Sch\u00f6nheitsidealen unter Druck gesetzt f\u00fchlen. Unter\nden Hashtags #anxiety oder #anxietymakesme tauschen sich\nMenschen dar\u00fcber aus, wie sie mit Panikattacken umgehen.\nDie Posts ermutigen Betroffene, sich ebenfalls zu outen. Eine\nUserin schreibt, warum ihr das Sprechen \u00fcber ihren Alltag\nals Erkrankte so hilft: \u201eZu wissen, nicht allein zu sein. Gewisse Gedanken aus dem System zu bekommen. Antworten\nauf Fragen, die mir ewig im Kopf herumgehen. Geh\u00f6rt, gesehen und verstanden zu werden.\u201c\nAls \u201eCandystorms\u201c bezeichnet man die gegenseitige\nSolidarit\u00e4t im Netz \u2013 das Gegenst\u00fcck zum Shitstorm. Wie\nwichtig der Social-Media-Zuspruch f\u00fcr die Betroffenen ist,\nwei\u00df auch Psychotherapeutin Ebhardt: \u201eDas Gute an Hashtags\nwie #notjustsad ist, dass die Betroffenen sehen, wie die anderen mit einer psychischen Krankheit umgehen. Wenn eine\nPerson \u00fcber ihre Erfolge berichtet, die sie dank eines Therapieplatzes erzielt, denkt man eher dar\u00fcber nach, sich selbst\nauch Hilfe zu holen.\u201c Eines ist Ebhardt aber wichtig: Die\ngegenseitige Unterst\u00fctzung in den Sozialen Medien k\u00f6nne\neine richtige Behandlung nicht ersetzen. Oftmals sei sie aber\nder erste Schritt dazu. Ebhardt erlebt h\u00e4ufig, dass psychisch\nkranke Menschen auf Instagram & Co. zum ersten Mal \u00fcberhaupt \u00fcber ihre Erkrankung sprechen \u2013 wie David. Seit\nKurzem arbeitet er wieder. Wegen seiner Depression m\u00f6chte\ner nun eine Psychotherapie beginnen.",
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      "prompt": "The issue is not resolve, and the problem is NOT in the edge index. I've done this experiment. I took this example of working code provided by you: \n\n############# Working example: \nimport torch\nimport torch.nn as nn\nimport torch\\_geometric.nn as pyg\\_nn\nimport torch\\_geometric.data as pyg\\_data\nfrom torch\\_geometric.nn import MessagePassing\n\n# Custom GCN Layer with Edge Attributes\nclass EdgeGCNConv(MessagePassing):\n def \\_\\_init\\_\\_(self, in\\_channels, out\\_channels):\n super(EdgeGCNConv, self).\\_\\_init\\_\\_(aggr='add')\n self.lin = nn.Linear(in\\_channels \\* 2, out\\_channels)\n\n def forward(self, x, edge\\_index, edge\\_attr):\n return self.propagate(edge\\_index, x=x, edge\\_attr=edge\\_attr)\n\n def message(self, x\\_j, edge\\_attr):\n edge\\_attr = torch.cat([x\\_j, edge\\_attr], dim=-1)\n return self.lin(edge\\_attr)\n\n# Graph Neural Network\nclass GNNClassifier(nn.Module):\n def \\_\\_init\\_\\_(self, in\\_channels, hidden\\_channels, num\\_classes):\n super(GNNClassifier, self).\\_\\_init\\_\\_()\n self.gnn = EdgeGCNConv(in\\_channels, hidden\\_channels)\n self.pool = pyg\\_nn.global\\_mean\\_pool\n self.classifier = nn.Linear(hidden\\_channels, num\\_classes)\n\n def forward(self, data):\n x, edge\\_index, edge\\_attr = data.x, data.edge\\_index, data.edge\\_attr\n x = self.gnn(x, edge\\_index, edge\\_attr)\n x = torch.relu(x)\n print (x.shape)\n x = self.pool(x, data.batch)\n out = self.classifier(x)\n return out\n# Parameters\nnum\\_nodes = 100\nin\\_channels = 16\nhidden\\_channels = 32\nnum\\_classes = 5\nbatch\\_size = 2\n\n# Create a random graph with random node and edge features\nnode\\_features = torch.rand((num\\_nodes, in\\_channels))\nedge\\_features = torch.rand((num\\_nodes, in\\_channels))\nedge\\_index = torch.randint(0, num\\_nodes, (2, num\\_nodes))\nbatch = torch.tensor([0] \\* (num\\_nodes // 2) + [1] \\* (num\\_nodes // 2))\n\n# Create a PyTorch Geometric Data object\ndata = pyg\\_data.Data(x=node\\_features, edge\\_index=edge\\_index, edge\\_attr=edge\\_features, batch=batch)\n\n# Instantiate the GNN model\nmodel = GNNClassifier(in\\_channels, hidden\\_channels, num\\_classes)\n\n# Perform a forward pass with the random graph\noutput = model(data)\n\nprint(output)\ntorch.Size([100, 32])\ntensor([[-0.1048, 0.0540, 0.0857, -0.4324, -0.1182],\n [-0.0556, 0.0524, 0.0743, -0.3880, -0.1177]],\n grad\\_fn=)\n############################################\n\nNow when I modify this working example, by adding two additional dimensions in both node features and edge features, I get the following code and errors: \n\n############# Example 2, ERRORs #####################\n\nimport torch\nimport torch.nn as nn\nimport torch\\_geometric.nn as pyg\\_nn\nimport torch\\_geometric.data as pyg\\_data\nfrom torch\\_geometric.nn import MessagePassing\n\n# Custom GCN Layer with Edge Attributes\nclass EdgeGCNConv(MessagePassing):\n def \\_\\_init\\_\\_(self, in\\_channels, out\\_channels):\n super(EdgeGCNConv, self).\\_\\_init\\_\\_(aggr='add')\n # 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      "prompt": "write a blog post about 5 to 7 minutes read from this video transcript: \"this is the new Honda Civic and it's a little bit like ordering a katsu curry at Nobu it might not seem like the most inspired choice but actually it's full of flavor and in this video I'm going to explain why by talking around the exterior the interior and take it for a drive and of course I'm going to launch it to see how quick this car is from north 60 miles an hour because I'm at Watson and you're watching car wow and if you haven't done so already make sure you subscribe to this Channel and hit the Bell icon that way you won't miss any of these reviews Buy sell car wow let's start this video by talking about the design because the previous generation honda civic was a little bit there's too many like fake Vents and stuff going on it was a little bit odd really this one is much better though I have noticed some fakery already that diffuser is not a diffuser it's fake and there's even fake exhausty bits here other than that though really like the rear end of it nice sweeping tailgate looks quite sporty really notice it around the side it's got a really good silhouette this car I like it a lot you don't get short changed if you go for like one of the Lesser trims they all look pretty much the same any real difference on the outside is the entry level model gets 17 inteller Wheels all of those get 18s but yeah good strong creases in the body panels also if it's get LED headlights as standard though said the most cars these days oh from the front I really like the look of the nose of this car yeah it's good looking they've done a brilliant job what do you think do you agree with me let me know in the comments in terms of the price though it is quite expensive the Honda Civic range kicks off at just under look 30 000 pounds here it is on Caro though through Caro you can get a saving of about 600 pounds off one the savings do change so if you're thinking about buying a car head to Carlow out and see what offers are available on whatever car you're looking for if you wanna do that at a later date just simply Google help me Carl wow and we will help you choose your perfect car here on the inside the new Honda Civic has a nice neat and tidy design very simple Dash layout squidging materials on top which help make it feel and look premium also like what they've done with the air vents they're like integrated into this mesh here and you control the direction with these knobby bits here I also like the fact they haven't been tempted to put the controls for the climate in the infotainment screen instead you have physical knobs everyone loves a physical knob especially when you have knobs which are slightly illuminated and provide information like they do on this one like oh lovely luck I can yeah anyway stop it always happens maybe one of the infotainment system itself nice big screen it's reasonably responsive colors are pretty clear and the graphics they're all right not the sharpest but not the Dulles it's definitely better than the system in the old Civic which was just a bit of a nightmare anyhow no that really matters because what you do is plug in your phone use Apple carplay Android auto aren't you moving on to the driver's display only the very top spec car gets a full digital system all the other models have Port digital part analog which just seems odd the driving position though is not odd it's very good I love Honda driving positions plenty of adjustment in the steering wheel and the seats this been the top spec car you get electrical operation speaking of which you also get part of the seats so I think this bit is leather and this bit is fake leather why don't they just do all leather toxic also gets a sunroof which does come on do it chose the wrong button I'm not having a good day yeah it opens which is always good and it's a decent size sometimes when you have opening sun roofs they're just small this one's good storage yeah we've got some space under here this surprise there's no USB port in here the USBs are here and they're old-fashioned USB a or whatever they're called no usbcs you do get a wireless charging port but once again only on the top spit model and for old-fashioned people there's a 12 volt socket there now let me do a center console wobble test solid up there but the lower part is moving however you're not really going to be doing that are you one way to test quality and a new test I'm going to introduce is the stalk test so I will test things like the wipers and the indicators to just see how they feel because you touch those a lot and these have a nice solid damp to feel to them look springy yet damped at the last bit oh satisfying that's quality anyway cup holders let's do it it can just fit bigger bottles and the door bins are big enough as well they fit bigger bottles too so that's all good it's a well thought out cabin and here's an example of how well thought out is well look at this right so you've got sun visor and it moves up there a bit older that but they don't all do that see they thought about this Honda have and they created a nice sensible easy car to live with here in the back knee room is good that seats in my driving position Headroom though if I sit up straight there with that much space people have a six foot will find it quite tight for Headroom now there is this lump in the floor which just eats into foot space if you can three in the backup once however this car is actually quite wide so even with adults in the back there's enough shoulder room the issue is for the people on the attitude seats they end up hitting their head on this slopey roof line which curves inwards it is easy when it comes to fitting a babysitting it's got those so there's plenty of space to get the child seat through the door and there's enough space back here to have a bulky rear facing seat as well without having to push the passenger chair forward at all I like that we've also got two USB ports here once again show them not USBC big big big big door pockets and decent sized door bins there's also an armrest which folds down here with a couple of cup holders there they're quite shallow so unless you really read your bottle in it's going to drop out there is one thing that's missing though there is no through loading at all shame now let's check out the boot so the capacity is 410 liters which is bigger than the boot on a Kia seed a Toyota Corolla Ford Focus a Volkswagen Golf pretty much any car apart from the unfeasibly large booty of the square roctavia bit of an issue though there is a bit of a load lip to lift things over so if your suitcase is really heavy oh no you might end up doing that and scratching like the bumper and then getting really mad and then just hurling your heavy suitcase I don't know why that makes me so angry I'm gonna need to go seek some help anyway underneath here there is a bit of storage it looks like it's been recessed for a spare wheel which you don't get at all in the United Kingdom odd there's some tie down points here up another one over there a couple there there you've got your 12 volt socket there that's all good and then when you fall down the seats which is quite easy to do you don't have a completely flat floor oh now I've got to get my suitcase back with me why do I do this I know I shouldn't do this I need to stop it oh look it's a bit harder to slide things in the front see just you know imagine that was quite heavy it's not perfect another thing that's a little bit not perfect is this if you get the range shopping model it comes with a Bose sound system which is brilliant the only thing is is that you have a subwoofer here in the boot it takes up five liters of space which isn't that much but it could be an important five liters if you want to carry some golf clubs by not having that extra recess bit here you might not be able to fit a full set with a driver across there like that that brings down to five nine things about the new Honda Civic the rear window is really big but the wiper for it is quite small looking you can see the area there that's all it can clean I'll show you again actually spray the spray yeah so that means all this will remain dirty and what you do clean ends up running all over the back of your car making that grimy running Android auto and Apple carplay only apple carplay is Wireless not Android why Honda only gives a three-year warranty with the Civic whereas it's key competitors from Asia such as Hyundai and Toyota give their cars five year in fact Kia give theirs seven years the glove box looks massive on the outside look at the cutout for it but check this out for some reason the door is padded so it's not quite as deep or as useful as you might think look it's way smaller than you imagine isn't it the gear selector is just over complicated so you've got this for the reverse up for neutral up there for Park then drive down here and all the buttons are slightly different I can understand why they've done it so they feel different however sometimes you're just putting your hands in the wrong place if you're not looking directly down at it be much easier like many manufacturers to just have a simple lever and then a button for bark don't worry there's still plenty to like about this car here's a car wait five core features there are four different regen modes when you lift off the accelerator for putting energy back into the battery so you can increase the rate at which the car slows down by pulling on the paddle one two three four times to get the maximum and to reduce it again you just use the plus pedal not all normal sensible family cars have a driving mode selector but this does look so you've got economy you've got normal and you've got sport but this goes on better it has a customizable mode look at that you can actually mix and match the different settings just as you like it Honda has a cleverest Low cover look at this it's retractable and it's so easy to remove which means it's simple to store it's very light so you can throw it easily as well it even comes back to you wow got my fingers I thought it was clever so outsmarted me the location of the rear seat belt Runner means that they never get snagged on the seats when you fold them down look completely separate all Honda Civics come with auto cruise control as standard so the car keep your safe distance from the car in front and steer to keep you in Lane just takes the strain out of long distance driving there is only one engine option on the Honda Civic and it's a two liter hybrid though it's a little bit unusual how it works you see the engine doesn't normally Drive the front wheels instead it acts as a generator to produce electricity which goes into a little battery which is then used to power an electric motor which does the driving of the front wheels so effectively you're just driving around normally like an electric car with that producing the electricity and what that means is that the petrol engine can actually work at its most efficient level rather than you just coming on and off the throttle and revving up and down and not being at the best place for converting Perpetual fuel into Forward Motion however when you're at higher speeds that method isn't as efficient as it is around town and so what happens then is that you get a clutch engage between the engine and the front wheels and then the engine does actually then drive different wheels at a ratio of one to one because there is no gearbox so the speed at the engine is the speed of the wheels it's absolutely confusing it really is but to save you some confusion when it comes to choosing which trim level of Honda Civic you should get I'm going to configure what I think is the best trim level and if you want to see what that is and the current saving through car wow on the Honda Civic click on the pop-up band up there or follow the link in the description below now let's see what this Honda Civic is like to drive I'm going to start off in town first thing to note is that the visibility forwards is brilliant it's got a low Dash a nice big wide windscreen still also helps driving around town steering is reasonably light there's no gears to think of axis are automatic in fact I'm just driving around on electric power alone right now the brakes are really smooth and Progressive you don't really notice that the first part of the braking is actually regen as the cars putting energy back into the battery the only time when you realize that it is an electric car with regen is if you're crawling along sometimes surprised they make these like groaning sound didn't do it then classic who knows I'm going to show you see one thing I can't complain about is the suspension over bumps really does a good job of dealing with bumps potholes speed humps it's a very very nice car to drive right twisty Road time it's going to sports mode Sports there we are oh notice that the throttle seems to sharper now funny thing about this is even though it hasn't really got a gearbox you kind of think it has look it changes gear but it doesn't really it's lies it's Faking It it's weird and the noise it's digitized this noise just play for the speakers but it makes you think that you've actually got an engine that's revving like a normal engine would when it's attached to a normal gearbox it's actually just faked I don't know how it fakes it because there is no gearbox it doesn't make sense see what doesn't make sense either how well this thing actually Corners it really is genuinely good fun on a twisty Road it just seems to deal with the bumps really well hooks up drives around and tells you exactly what it's doing through your bottom look just grips and it makes a decent noise even though it's fake and I know he's just lying to me I don't mind being lied to not on this occasion actually I'm going to show you the whole acceleration thing again because it's just weird so I would take the car in front here we go revved out there so he's changed gear and again but it's not actually changing gear what absolute witchcraft it's bizarre but brilliant it's essentially being driven by its electric motor the whole time yet it gives you the Sensation that it's being driven by an internal combustion engine directly through a gearbox of the wheels but it's not I'm gonna do it again cruising at 50 overtaking looks like it's dropped again now it's changed up and it's quite a decent noise I can't get over and I'll keep going on about it I just can't get over it it feels totally natural I I'm dumbfounded anyway the economy this thing is averaging over 50 miles per the gallon so that system of having a petrol engine to drive a motor which works as a generator to produce electricity to drive another electric motor is actually quite efficient even though it's just hard to comprehend well I think I should point out though is that when you do floor this car and you really need constant acceleration it does connect the engine to the wheels via our clutch system but there is no gearbox as such so it's still weird I need to shut up now let's get over it man go over it it drives nice this Honda espresso note 60 in 8.1 seconds but we'll find out why specialist timing gear says now in sports mode Let's Do It foreign seconds the pickup because it's just driven by an electric motor really just nuts well I totally don't believe that I'll have to do it again maybe my specialist timing gear was playing I'm going to reset it that's another go can't be right [Music] sounds quick 6.93 that time I can't believe he's doing sub seven seconds who are you [Music] so then what's my final verdict on the new Honda Civic should you avoid it should you consider it actually shortlist it or should you just go right ahead and buy it I think you should shortlist it it really is a great all-round family hatchback I hope you'll enjoyed the video if you 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      "prompt": "[Page. 35] \n\nRevenue Recognition\n\nAutomotive Sales\n\nAutomotive sales revenue includes revenues related to cash and financing deliveries of new vehicles, and specific other features and services that meet the definition of a performance obligation under Accounting Standards Codification (\u201cASC\u201d) 606, Revenue from Contracts with Customers (\u201cASC 606\u201d), including access to our FSD features, internet connectivity, Supercharger network and over-the-air software updates. We recognize revenue on automotive sales upon delivery to the customer, which is when the control of a vehicle transfers. Payments are typically received at the point control transfers or in accordance with payment terms customary to the business, except sales we finance for which payments are collected over the contractual loan term. 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      "prompt": "Understand all the code in this message so you can write the java code for the Room Class make sure you utilize the method signatures and there purposes listed for the room class and the device interface\n\nThis assignment requires you to write code for a cooling simulation involving rooms and\ndevices. Three types of devices can be used to cool a room: air conditioners, ceiling fans, and\nstanding fans. Air conditioners and ceiling fans cannot be removed from a room once they are added.\nStanding fans however are portable devices that can be swapped between rooms only if they are not\nin use. 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Three types of devices can be used to cool a room: air conditioners, ceiling fans, and\nstanding fans. Air conditioners and ceiling fans cannot be removed from a room once they are added.\nStanding fans however are portable devices that can be swapped between rooms only if they are not\nin use. The table below shows the different properties of each device: portability, breeziness,\nnoisiness, and cooling power\n\nHeres Table 1 - \nDevice - Air Conditioner - Portable = no, Breeziness = 0, Noisiness = 0, Cools by = 5.\nDevice - Ceiling Fan- Portable = no, Breeziness = 2, Noisiness = 0, Cools by = 3.\nDevice - Standing Fan- Portable = Yes, Breeziness = 2, Noisiness = 2, Cools by = 1.\n\nDevice Interface\nThe Device interface specifies the following behaviour for a device:\npublic interface Device {\n \n String getID();\n \n boolean isBreezy();\n \n boolean isNoisy();\n \n boolean isOn();\n \n void turnOn();\n \n void turnOff();\n \n int coolsBy();\n \n int getBreeziness();\n \n int getNoisiness();\n \n}\n\nHeres the test cases for the room class\n\nimport static org.junit.Assert.\\*;\nimport org.junit.After;\nimport org.junit.Before;\nimport org.junit.Test;\n\n/\\*\\*\n \\* The test class RoomTest.\n \\*\n \\* @author (your name)\n \\* @version (a version number or a date)\n \\*/\npublic class RoomTest\n{\n private Device ceilingF1;\n private Device standingF1;\n \n private Device aC1;\n private Room room1;\n\n Room room4 = new Room(25);\n Room room = new Room(30);\n Room room2 = new Room(35);\n Room room3 = new Room(37);\n /\\*\\*\n \\* Default constructor for test class RoomTest\n \\*/\n public RoomTest()\n {\n }\n\n /\\*\\*\n \\* Sets up the test fixture.\n \\*\n \\* Called before every test case method.\n \\*/\n @Before\n public void setUp()\n {\n ceilingF1 = new CeilingFan();\n standingF1 = new StandingFan();\n aC1 = new AC();\n room1 = new Room(30);\n }\n\n /\\*\\*\n \\* Tears down the test fixture.\n \\*\n \\* Called after every test case method.\n \\*/\n @After\n public void tearDown()\n {\n }\n\n @Test\n public void testDeviceArrayList(){\n java.util.ArrayList devices =room1.getDevices();\n assertNotNull(devices); 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      "prompt": "here is part 1\n\n----\nDaySculpting is a program that that deals with YOUR immediate future\u2026.It is a 90 day program that teaches U how to create Success\u2026 one day at a time\u2026today\u2026\nUsing recent breakthroughs in the field of neuroscience, the study of the human brain, DaySculpting is one of the most powerful success systems on earth for creating what I call\u2026 \n\"Your Epic Ideal Day\" -- And when U have Epic Ideal Days? U create your EPIC IDEAL LIFE.\n\nDaySculpting is broken down into 3 easy to accomplish segments throughout your day\u2026\n~The Morning Lift Process\u2026which sets U up with a MindState of Success and a design for U to follow throughout your day\u2026There is a morning email\u2026SMS text\u2026Inspiring Video\u2026Future Forward Tuning IN\u2026And a 3 step Success Step Declaration Process\u2026this only takes 15 minutes\u2026\n~Mid-Day Reconnect Process\u2026whatever your miid-day is\u2026U are encouraged to stop doing what U are doing and disconnect so U can re-connect\u2026by listening to a 5-minute Tuning In Re-Connection. We know that somewhere in the middle of our day it\u2019s easy to lose momentum and drift from our best intentions because of all the demands on our attention. It has been scientifically proven that when U disconnent for between 3 to 5 minutes at the midpoint of your day\u2026.your brain resets\u2026and your energy is replenished\u2026I like to call it a MindState Re-Boot that will inspire U to re-ignite your imagination\u2026this only takes 5 minutes\n~Highlight And Insight Review Process\u2026we all review our day however what DaySculpting \nanchors for U is an activation and integration process that gets U to see your day as being successful\u2026by celebrating your successes (your highlights) and being present to things U could have improved on (your insights) so U can make your insights into highlights..most people when they review their day fail to celebrate even the smallest increments of success\u2026they focus on what they didn\u2019t do and that puts them in a negative energy\u2026Success has challenges and the\nhighlights and insight process encourages and empowers U to honestly see what U are doing each day so U Sculpt new MindStates Of Success rather than the energy of uncertainty\u2026\nthis takes 10 minutes\n\nThe whole DaySculpting process takes 30 minutes a day\u2026and as I always say if U don\u2019t have \n30 minutes to change your life then U don\u2019t want to change your life and U are okay with living \na mediocre life\u2026\n\nDay Sculpting is about targeting specific Chief Aims U have for your life\u2026and creating the Habits that will get U there\u2026Imagine being able to replace the MindTraps (your limiting beliefs) with empowering rituals and habits that become your new normal\u2026\n\nThrough the repetition of doing the daily DaySculpting process U are carving into your Subconscious memory thoughts, beliefs and actions that result in U sculpting the masterpiece known as U\u2026\n\nThere are many programs out there that attempt to instill new success behaviors however many fall short of actually shifting your MindStates into a frequency of possibility where U get to actually see your daily results immediately\u2026DaySculpting does this\u2026\n\nThis is not science fiction\u2026 and it's not wishful thinking, or some tired old self-improvement, goal-setting program\u2026 DaySculpting is a program that empowers U to manifest and realize your Chief Aims in life\n\n\"DaySculpting\" -- is a tool that takes just MINUTES a day for you to use\u2026\n\nIt is designed to FREE UP hours in your day\u2026 while at the SAME time empowering you for greater success in ANY area of your life.\n\nDaySculpting sheds light and solves an age-old problem:\nWHY we often fight against the very changes we desire to make\n\nHave you ever experienced the FEELING that you deserve MORE out of your life? More financial freedom and greater rewards from the hard work you do every day? Deeper, more empowering relationships with those you love\u2026 or maybe just meeting that special someone to share your life with? Perhaps you crave a deeper spiritual connection\u2026 or a more healthy, trim, energetic body?\u2026 \nYET:\nDespite your BEST intentions\u2026 you struggle. Perhaps if you're anything like me, you even self-sabotage your results with actions that you KNOW are not in your best interest.\n\nMaybe it FEELS like it did for me: Like you are swimming upstream\u2026 making SOME progress, sure, but just not reaching your goals and desires fast enough.\n\nWell, I have wonderful news for you: It's not because you're lazy\u2026 and it's not because you are not smart enough, competent enough\u2026 or ANYTHING enough! \n\nThe real REASON you desire more and are not seeing ALL the results you deserve lies within whether the Success Switch in your brain is in the ON or OFF position\u2026\n\nThe SOLUTION\u2026 THE ANSWER to flipping your Success Switch back ON lies within the simple daily steps U will take when U experience the DaySculpting Program\u2026 \nThe Day Sculpting Program Is A Simple Step Daily Success RITUAL \u2028 That Shuts Down Your Body's Failure Reflex \u2028 So YOU Tap Into Your Brains Success Centers\u2026\u2028 In Just Minutes A Day!\u2028\u2028 IIMAGINE Knowing What HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL \u2028 People Do EVERYDAY\u2026\nFor Abundance And Wealth, Greater Health, Self-Confidence Meaningful Relationships, Sharper Focus , Deeper Joy\u2026\u2028 And So Much More\u2026\n\u201cNow You Too Can Use This 90-Day Game Changer\u2028 To Tap Into The Key Success Centers Of Your Mind,\u2028 And In Just Minutes You Can Transform Even Lousy Days\u2028 Into Days Filled With The Results You Desire \u2013 Guaranteed!\u201d\nTO MAKE A GREAT LIFE, ALL YOU HAVE TO IS MAKE EACH DAY A GREAT DAY \u2026 \nThen get up tomorrow and do the same thing, day after day after day.\nARE YOU Ready To Change YOUR LIFE One Day At A Time\u2026\nThe comprehensive, fun and empowering 90-day DaySculpting program provides you with the life skills and tools to help you master a new MindState of Success and a range of powerful life-changing rituals and habits that will Sculpt Your Perfect Days Into A Great Life.\nDAY SCULPTING WILL TEACH YOU:\n\u2022 The science behind HAVING A MindState Of Success...and why most people who want more in life actually have their success switch turned off by total accident!\n\u2022 How to get more done with more time and more energy left over!\n\u2022 The simple, yet powerful, process of building a powerful day so you create a series of \"Dynamic Days\" - days that will end up building your most incredible life (The one you always thought was out of reach!)\n\u2022 Learn the 'Day Sculpting Principles'. These can have a huge impact on you your life, but when you learn how simple they really are, you can use them easily and consistently!\n\u2022 How in just a few minutes a day, you can keep positive results flowing and put your success energy into a permanent 'ON' position!\n\u2022 And much more!\nDaySculpting, is for those who are willing to take their life to the next level by creating new Success Habits replacing the ones that have been sabotaging your success. \nSo make sure you can honestly agree with the following before experiencing DaySculpting:\n\u2022 You desire more out of life, yet feel as if you are \"missing something\" -- that special \"X Factor\" to take you to the next level?\n\u2022 You are brave enough to boldly say, \"I want greater wealth and financial freedom... and I demand the best lifestyle possible for me and my family!\n\u2022 You know the value of joy: You want to experience greater happiness, peace of mind, and connection with your friends and loved ones on a daily basis.\nIf you agree with the above, and truly want to create the best life possible, with greater wealth, freedom, happiness, love, and fulfillment, then I invite you to experience the power of Day Sculpting \u2026it will change the way you think about creating your day and the life you dream about. \nI am not encouraging you to become busier but rather to use your mental and emotional, energy more elegantly sculpting your day the way you want it to be. \nHow many times have you done a ton of work and still felt that you didn\u2019t accomplish what you really wanted for yourself. Week after week, month after month go by and you still are no farther ahead of the game\u2026stuck in the status quo that never seems to change.\n\nBreaking free means that the status quo of your life has to change\u2026 your habits of expectation have to change \u2026your mindset has to change\u2026you have to uncover those old behaviors that have held you back and be willing to create a new mindset.\n\nYou have to be willing to shift your daily focus inwards towards what you need to do today rather than tomorrow. Because when you create a great day today you welcome in a more powerful tomorrow.\n\nWe all have the same 24 hours each day. But why are some people building fabulous careers, achieving healthy lifestyles, enjoying great relationships and incomes, living their passions, and creating what they truly desire as a life?\n\nImagine that you could clear away the distractions that you unconsciously create. You know the stuff that consumes your time causes stress and disconnects you from your purpose and passion. \n\nImagine every day you embrace the energy for what you are choosing to create in your life. Your thoughts empower you, your choices inspire you and your actions create momentum, opportunity and possibility.\n\nYou can create a GREAT LIFE, the life you want to live by focusing your efforts on Creating a Great Day Today. That\u2019s Day Sculpting. Seven intentional sculpted days turn into a month of wonderful weeks and a year of magnificent months creating an amazingly successful life.\n\nNone of this is going to work though if you believe that what you were born with is all you will get\u2026\n\nNo one will ever attempt to do something when they are convinced that they will fail.\n\nResearch has shown that the brain will actually stop itself from doing what\u2019s necessary to succeed if a person believes that they cannot succeed.\n\nIt\u2019s the small concrete indicators of success today that will prove you can have whatever it is you want and the process of Day Sculpting will empowers, inspire and motivates you each step of the way.\n\nYou see: Confidence + Discipline = Desired Outcomes \n\nIt\u2019s time to stop looking at your life from a fear based I don\u2019t know how to mindset but rather be open to creating a solutions focused change consciousness that embraces your gift and talents and encourages you sharing them.\n\nLet me share a bit of nuero-chemistry with you\u2026\nWhat fires together wires together\u2026\n\nSo rather than Fall back on old habits\u2026\nTake the transitional step\u2026of being fully present to whats trying emerge as your ideal future and to help it along start building confidence each day\u2026\n\nAnd your possibility muscle and an intended thought process that leads to a more focused and clear out picturing of your desires.\n\nYou see...It\u2019s one thing to set goals and to make to do lists and to say your going to use the law of attraction to manifest what you want in life\u2026\n\nI\u2019m still looking at the many lists I have created.\n\nWhat it\u2019s really about is having a clear and purposeful intention in order to create the energy and the MindState Of success that will propel you into action.\n----\n\nWhen done ask me for part 2",
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      "prompt": "re write this, but with the name Odyl Torvath and not Theyla Keth:\nIt has been quiet this whole time, out here where I am: in my apartment perched above the settlement, in Erethel. I am close enough to where others are to observe, to go out among them in my daily reckonings as what I\u2019m expected to be here, a reclusive writer named Theyla Keth who goes into the village with her shawl over her head. I go as an old human woman because there is no one more invisible. I do my business, and return to my home, and spend the rest of my time submitting my recordings to the Library branch. And when I am home, I am myself again, and I spend my time recovering from the effort.\nI am left alone, just myself and my robots, and Richard Bot, who runs a number of my errands for me while I do my archiving.\nRichard Bot is the only person I trust to keep me safe, and he keeps me safe. I know his programming may be flawed, but he does his best, and I trust him to do his best. I have no doubt that he will protect me, however much I may want to run away. I am at my desk one day when I feel the walls shake. There is a rumbling. And finally, an engine cutting out. Someone has landed an aircraft on the roof of the mud brick apartment complex. Inconsiderate. My concentration will be ruined for the rest of the day, and I feel my anger grow.I shove my pen back down onto the desk, stand abruptly, and reach for my hooded cloak and the walking stick that will be expected with this role. I stand shakily, but am going to storm outside and give this lout a piece of my mind. I am going to let him know that I am not going to tolerate being menaced by everyone who comes up this road.\nI open the door to my room and step out, and I freeze. It is Val Renberg, backlit by the sun, setting her fair hair ablaze. She wears not the Co-Op patched flight suit, nor the white and gold, but plain brown leathers. Her face is harder and more angular than it was when I met her, back on Kybaria, those years ago: her golden hair beginning to give in to white at the temples, but the severe style is the same, the goggles are the same, and she pushes them up onto her forehead, and her dark green gaze is as intense as any Xirin\u2019s. For a long time I can do nothing but drink her in with my eyes. Eventually I will have to speak and explain why I am standing here. But for now, I just stand stunned... unable to move. I feel a twinge in my body at seeing her, as if I'll never be able to forget the night we spent together just some months ago. \nShe looks at me, and then away again. I take a step forward, and stop again. I realize that I am trembling slightly.\nI am standing before her, my mouth dry, my heart beating so fast that I can hear it.\nShe turns her head to look up at me.\n\"Odyl?\" she says, barely audibly, her lip quivering slightly. \nAnd all at once I am aware of how vulnerable I am. I am barefoot, wearing only a robe and a thin sheath of a dress under it, and carrying no weapon.\n\"Yes,\" I say, \"Val.\"\nShe steps forward, and takes my hands. The touch of her hand makes me tremble.\n\"You're real,\" she says.\nShe steps forward, and pulls me into her arms, and I am held tightly against her body. She smells of sweat and leather, and I breathe deeply of her scent.\nI feel the tears welling up, and I bury my face in her shoulder. Her arms tighten around me.\nI nod, and wipe my eyes, hoping she didn't see.\n\"Let's go inside,\" she says.\nI lead her back up the stairs, and we walk through the rooms as they begin to fill with evening light. I show her the kitchen, the bathroom, the bedroom, the sitting room. She nods understandingly, and follows me everywhere.\nIn the living room, she sits down on the sofa, surrounded by the piles of books and media I've been collating, and I sit next to her. \n\"What brings you here,\" I ask. \"Something for DSES?\"\n\nShe didn't speak for a long time, and finally, she looked up at me. \"No. I'm done, Odyl,\" she said. \"I quit DSES, and cashed out my pension. Been staying at Novaya Waypoint. I'm waiting on my years of hazard pay to cash out so I can buy a ship.\"\nI sat with this for some time, and we didn't say anything.\n\"What brings you out this way, Val?\"\n\"Had to see you before I went on,\" she said.\nFinally, she reached inside her leather jacket, to the breast pocket of her button-down shirt, and I exhaled sharply: I recognized the small square of folded paper. She held it for a moment, and then, set it down on the table in front of us (on top of a stack of books and media yet to be tagged and scanned). The letter I'd written, thinking I was never going to see her again, that I needed her to know my side of this before that happened and our fates swept us to our respective... whatever. That night, those couple of months ago... we spent our last night together making love all night long, before she finally left for her ship. I finally had slipped the letter into her jacket pocket before she left, knowing I might never see her again. Space was just too big. My lips were trembling, and I could hardly breathe. \nShe didn't speak, her mouth a grim line for a moment. She was quiet, looking at her scarred, rough hands with their bitten-off short fingernails, and finally, she reached forward, and took my hands in hers.\nFinally, she said, softly, roughly: \"Dyl, I... don't want to live this life anymore. I want something else, something new. I'm tired of this life, and I want to live like a human being.\"\nI nodded.\nShe was stroking my knuckles with her thumbs, much as she had that night on Kybaria those years ago, in Father's garden. She closed her eyes for a moment, took a deep breath, and after a long moment, exhaled raggedly. She looked tired, haggard. Her eyes opened, meeting mine, searching my face, then looking away. \n\"What are you saying, Val?\"\nMy throat clenched painfully, and, I realized, I had been squeezing her hands back. She held my gaze for a moment longer, and then dropped them. \n\"Dyl, I...\" she started, her voice hoarse, \"I couldn't get you out of my head. Not a single moment of a single day. I want to be with you. I don't... want to run anymore. Run from life. Run from love. I can't do this anymore, what I've been doing. I love you, and I'm tired.\"\nMy throat was closing, choking me. Tears were burning in my eyes, threatening to spill over.",
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      "prompt": "This is slide 3. On the left, it is the location factors, on the right, is the explanation to those factors\n\nCost of Premises - Rent or buy? City Centre is more expensive\n\nThe Market - Target audience\n\nRaw Materials/Supplies - Components to make a product, stock from suppliers\n\nAvailability of Labor - Workers with appropriate skills\n\nInfrastructure - Utilities, Transport Links, Waste Disposal\n\nGovernment Assistance - Grants to support setting up e.g. in area of high unemployment.\n\nOther Factors -\n1. Linkages - close to other similar businesses\n2. Historical factors - Industry well established in an area of UK\n3. Climate - agriculture\n4. Competitors - skilled labor in the area, supplier links\n5. Personal Reasons - Close to where owner lives\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\nThis is slide 4. On the left, it is the siting factors, on the right, is the explanation to those factors\n\nCost of Site - Range of land or premises available at different costs and features. Popular area prices will be higher. Ground floor office space is more expensive than upper floors.\n\nSize of Site - Bigger site = bigger price! Potential for expansion plans need to be considered.\n\nFootfall - The amount of customers that enter the business. Main shopping streets for retailers have a higher footfall than side streets.\n\nAccessibility - Car parking, public transport links, deliveries from suppliers.\n\nCloseness to Competitors - Closeness can increase footfall.\n\nPersonal Reasons - Owners may live in an area, have connections or a desire to be in this location.\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n\nUsing Cardiff as a location, you are going to explore 3 different locations:\u200b\n\nCardiff City Centre\u200b\nCardiff Retail Parks \u2013 e.g. Capital Retail Park at Leckwith and Cardiff Bay\u200b\nCowbridge Road East and West \u200b\nFor each location, you need to do the following:\u200b\n\n1. Give reasons why this is a good location for a business to set up (your reasons should refer to slides 3 and 4).\u200b\n2. Identify any potential problems that you can see of being located here.\u200b\n3. Identify real-life examples of businesses that are located here\u200b\n4. Using the business examples you have identified, explain why the location suits this business to carry out its day to day activities. \u200b",
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      "prompt": "Act like a document/text loader until you load and remember content of the next text/s or document/s.\nThere might be multiple files, each file is marked by name in the format ### DOCUMENT NAME.\nI will send you them by chunks. Each chunk start will be noted as [START CHUNK x/TOTAL],\nand end of this chunk will be noted as [END CHUNK x/TOTAL],\nwhere x is number of current chunk and TOTAL is number of all chunks I will send you.\nI will send you multiple messages with chunks, for each message just reply OK: [CHUNK x/TOTAL], don't reply anything else, don't explain the text!\nLet's begin:\n\n[START CHUNK 1/3]\n### file.txt ###\n \n\n When you get your first writing assignment, it\u2019s normal to feel confused or frustrated. You might think, \u201cWhy do I have to do this? I won\u2019t ever use this kind of essay again!\u201d Or, \u201cWhy are there so many rules? I won\u2019t have to follow them in my future job.\u201d\n \n To understand these assignments and what\u2019s expected of you, it\u2019s important to become familiar with the idea of a \u201crhetorical situation,\u201d or \u201cwriting situation.\u201d This chapter provides a foundation for understanding texts, speeches, and other assessments commonly assigned to students. It also attempts to explain how these types of assignments relate to IRL (in real life) situations.\n \n Reading assignments rhetorically is helpful because it not only better prepares you for completing an assignment, but also teaches you to how to think critically across a range of situations. For example, you\u2019ll learn why an email to your boss should look different from one to a friend or family member. Or why it\u2019s ok to use informal language when texting with friends, but not in a professional cover letter. By learning to read assignments with a rhetorical mindset, your writing will improve and become more flexible.\n \n This chapter covers five key terms associated with writing situations that students will face in college:\n \n exigency: the issue, problem, or debate a student is often expected to respond to\n purpose: what the student is expected to demonstrate with their artifact, in response to the exigence\n audience: whom the student is writing for\n genre: how the content is delivered is packed\n setting (including platform constraints): constrains related to where the artifact is being published or delivered (such as a social media platform or within a classroom)\n I. Exigency: What issue needs to be addressed?\n Simply put, the exigency of a rhetorical situation is the urgency, problem, or issue that a college assignment asks a student to respond to.\n \n The focus on \u201cexigency\u201d is often attributed to Lloyd Bitzer. When Bitzer drew attention to the importance of \u201cexigence\u201d and \u201ccontext\u201d in his famous article \u201cThe Rhetorical Situation,\u201d he pointed out that certain aspects of the situation invite \u201cthe assistance of discourse.\u201d[1] One of his examples is air pollution: \u201cThe pollution of our air is also a rhetorical exigence because its positive modification\u2014reduction of pollution\u2014strongly invites the assistance of discourse producing public awareness, indignation, and action of the right kind.\u201d[2] Within a given context, certain things will provoke a call to action from discourse.\n \n Some college assignments ask a student to brainstorm, research, and clearly explain their own exigency and then respond to it. Other assignment prompts will provide a student with a pre-defined exigency and ask them to respond to or solve the problem using the skills they\u2019ve been practicing in the course.\n \n When analyzing texts or creating their own, students should be able to specify the particular urgency their discourse is responding to. It\u2019s precisely this urgency that the text aims to take up and respond to, at the right time and place, kairotically. In thesis-driven academic essays, the exigency is usually clarified at the beginning, as part of the introduction.\n \n The separate chapter on \u201cExigence\u201d offers more details about this important rhetorical term.\n \n Exigencies and Introductions\n \n In academic essays, students should consider the following questions when drafting an introduction that\u2019s attuned to an exigency. Note that your response to these questions will vary depending on the course and writing assignment.\n \n What issue, problem, or threat is being addressed?\n Where is this issue located: in a text (appropriate for a literary analysis essay)? among a group of specialists? among journalists?\n II. Purpose: How will the exigency be addressed?\n One straightforward way to understand the purpose of a rhetorical situation is in terms of the exigency: the purpose of a essay, presentation, or other artifact is to effectively respond to a particular problem, issue, or dilemma. Traditionally, three broad categories have been proposed for thinking about a text\u2019s purpose:\n \n inform: provide new knowledge for the audience\n persuade: convince an audience to accept a point of view or call to action\n entertain: provide an affective experience for the audience, by inspiring, humoring, or otherwise diverting their attention\n Here are some rhetorical situations where the exigency and purpose are clearly defined. The last situation is unique to college courses:\n \n Exigency 1: I need to write a letter to my landlord explaining why my rent is late so she won\u2019t be upset.\n \n Purpose of the letter = persuade the landlord it\u2019s ok to accept a late payment\n Exigency 2: I want to write a proposal for my work team to persuade them to change our schedule.\n \n Purpose of the proposal = persuade the team to get the schedule changed\n Exigency 3: I have to write a research paper for my environmental science instructor comparing solar to wind power.\n \n Purpose of the research paper = inform the audience about alternative forms of energy;\n Secondary purpose: persuade/demonstrate to the science instructor you\u2019re learning the course content\n The difference between Exigency 1 and Exigency 3 above may initially cause some confusion. Exigency 1, the letter about the late rent payment, happens in the \u201creal world.\u201d It\u2019s an everyday occurrence that naturally gives rise to a certain rhetorical situation and the purpose seems obvious.\n \n When moving to Exigency 3, the writing situation feels more complex because the student is learning about things supposedly \u201cout there,\u201d in the \u201creal world,\u201d but the purpose has multiple layers to it because it\u2019s part of a college course. On the surface, the purpose of the research essay is obviously to inform the reader; but since the assignment is given within a science course, the student is also attempting to convince the instructor that they\u2019re actually learning the course outcomes.\n \n The example of Exigency 3 shows how college assignments sometimes differ from other writing situations. 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According to de Morgan's Law, \u00acP is equivalent to:\n\u00acT \u2228 \u00acS \u2228 \u00acA \u2228 \u00acB \u2228 \u00acBC\nThis means that at least one component, or any combination of components, is false. The Duhem-Quine problem arises from the inability to identify the specific component or components responsible for the falsification of the theory.\nThe Duhem-Quine problem is a significant challenge in the philosophy of science, as it highlights the difficulty of testing scientific theories in isolation. When a prediction fails, it is unclear whether the failure is due to a flaw in the core theory, an issue with the auxiliary hypotheses, a problem with the background knowledge, an inadequacy in the boundary conditions, or a combination of these factors. As a result, the process of falsification becomes less precise, and scientists must consider alternative approaches or additional evidence to refine their understanding of the theory and its components.\nIntegrating the Duhem-Quine Problem with Lakatos and Meehl: A Dynamic View of Scientific Theories\nIntroduction\nIn the philosophy of science, the Duhem-Quine problem poses a significant challenge to the process of falsification. This problem highlights the difficulty of isolating the specific components responsible for a failed prediction. However, philosophers like Imre Lakatos and Paul Meehl have provided valuable insights that help address these challenges and offer a more dynamic view of scientific theories.\nA Formal Example: The Duhem-Quine Problem\nConsider a formal example to illustrate the complexities associated with the Duhem-Quine problem. Let T represent the core theory, S represent a secondary law, A represent an auxiliary hypothesis, B represent the background knowledge, and BC represent the boundary conditions. To derive a prediction from these components, the logical conjunction is formed:\nP = T \u2227 S \u2227 A \u2227 B \u2227 BC\nIf P predicts a specific finding F, then the logical implication can be expressed as:\nP \u2192 F\nWhen the observation does not align with the finding F (i.e., \u00acF is observed), the modus tollens deduces \u00acP:\nP \u2192 F, \u00acF \u22a2 \u00acP\nHowever, \u00acP does not pinpoint which component or combination of components is false. The Duhem-Quine problem arises from this inability to identify the specific component or components responsible for the falsification of the theory.\nLakatos's Research Programs and the Protective Belt\nImre Lakatos proposed the concept of research programs as a response to the challenges posed by the Duhem-Quine problem. Research programs consist of a hard core (the central theory that remains unchanged) and a protective belt of auxiliary hypotheses that can be modified or replaced as new evidence emerges. This structure allows scientists to make adjustments and refinements without abandoning the core theory.\nLakatos argued that a research program is progressive if it continually generates new predictions that are confirmed by empirical evidence, and degenerative if it fails to produce novel predictions or if its predictions are consistently falsified. By focusing on the development of research programs rather than the falsification of individual theories, Lakatos provided a more nuanced understanding of how scientific theories evolve over time.\nPaul Meehl's Perspective\nPaul Meehl contributed to the discussion of the Duhem-Quine problem by emphasizing the importance of auxiliary hypotheses and the challenges they pose for falsification. Meehl argued that scientific theories are often supported by a complex web of auxiliary hypotheses, making it difficult to determine which component is responsible for a failed prediction.\nMeehl also criticized the use of ad hoc modifications to rescue a theory from falsification, calling for a more rigorous approach to testing theories with an emphasis on evaluating auxiliary hypotheses and developing robust methodologies.\nConclusion\nThe insights provided by Imre Lakatos and Paul Meehl, when combined with the Duhem-Quine problem, contribute to a deeper understanding of the processes of theorizing, testing, and refining scientific knowledge. By considering the dynamic and interconnected nature of scientific theories and their components, these ideas help address the challenges posed by the Duhem-Quine problem and offer a more comprehensive framework for evaluating scientific theories in a constantly evolving landscape.\n\n```",
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      "prompt": "create a social media management proposal from an internal employee trying to create this position. in addition please list the benefits from having a content creator on site. base it on this information: Since 1975, HEDCO, Inc. has helped clients and their communities improve, achieve and succeed by supporting their growth and progress \u2013 expanding its community investment and small business services. The organization is a certified Community Development Financial Institution, a U.S. Small Business Administration Microloan lender, as well as an administrator of the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving\u2019s Nonprofit Support Program. \n\nIn its 47-year history, HEDCO has the satisfaction of seeing people transform an idea, a dream, or a passion into a thriving business.",
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      "prompt": "Well-constructed proposals will focus on developing a prototype cognitive agent(s) in the context of a limited test. This agent will need to embody a cognitive architecture that can be readily applied to a wide variety of roles and tasks throughout a mission that embodies the desired capabilities of autonomous and semi-autonomous operations, modifiable and/or learned behaviors, data/model fusion for decision-making under uncertainty, advanced user interaction, and assurance/transparency. This architecture could then be able to be extended to a wider scope in a more advanced mission in future phases of the project. This project and the agent architecture will need to be thoroughly documented and demonstrated to enable the understanding (e.g., capabilities and limitations) of this technology.",
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      "prompt": "Provide career counseling to the following person:\n\nMaiko Haga\nSan Francisco Bay Area\nSummary\nLet me help you release the power of data and get closer to truths!\nA former English-major linguist + STEM MBA (& Master in Analytics) in the\nenterprise systems consulting space with a tiny bit of wanderlust\nand big passion for serving as a liaison across cultural/functional\nborders.\nA recovering perfectionist with newfound compassions and die-hard\nattention for details.\nExperience\nInfor\nConsultant, Senior\n2020 - 2022 (2 years)\nInfosys\nConsultant (On-site Business Analyst)\n2019 - 2020 (1 year)\nTokyo, Japan\nPwC\nManagement and Technology Consultant\n2019 - 2019 (less than a year)\nJBS USA (a Japan Business Systems' company)\nERP consultant\n2015 - 2019 (4 years)\nTorrance, California\nMicrosoft Power BI, Dynamics GP <>\nCalsoft Systems\nERP consultant\n2014 - 2015 (1 year)\nTorrance, California\nMicrosoft Dynamics NAV <>\nCentury & Yanai\nAuditor Intern\n2014 - 2014 (less than a year)\nLos Angeles, California\nPeriodic financial review/auditing, financial analysis/forecast, Quickbooks\nbookkeeping\nMitsubishi Electric Mechatronics Software Corporation\nBilingual Technical Writer\nJanuary 2012 - February 2013 (1 year 2 months)\nNagoya, Aichi, Japan\nIndustrial Software Localization Direction,\nMechanical/Technical Translation (Japanese-English)\nThe Dai-ichi Life Insurance Company, Limited\nCorporate Planning Analyst (Investor Relations)\nFebruary 2009 - March 2011 (2 years 2 months)\nTokyo, Japan\nQuarterly Investor Conferences,\nCorporate Strategy/Financial Presentations,\nStatutory Disclosure,\nCorporate Website Overhaul Project Management\nING Life Insurance, Ltd Japan\nProject Management Office Coordinator, Bancassurance Strategy\nApril 2006 - December 2008 (2 years 9 months)\nTokyo, Japan\nEducation\nHult International Business School\nMaster of Business Administration - MBA \u00b7 (August 2023)\nTokyo University of Foreign Studies\nBA, English\nUCLA Extension\nGeneral Business Studies Certificate, Accounting\n\nCertifications\nExam 895: Financial Management in\nMicrosoft Dynamics 365 for Finance\nand Operations\nInfor Certified M3 Warehousing &\nProcurement Consultant v13.4\nExam 896: Distribution and Trade in\nMicrosoft Dynamics 365 for Finance\nand Operations\nInfor Certified M3 Finance\nConsultant v13.4",
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      "prompt": "Can you improve this code?#!/usr/bin/env python3\n# -\\*- coding: utf-8 -\\*-\n\"\"\"\nCreated on Tue Feb 7 17:32:07 2023\n\n@author: ericallen\n\"\"\"\nimport sys\nimport json\nimport requests\nfrom bs4 import BeautifulSoup\nimport pandas as pd\nimport numpy as np\n\nDATA\\_NOS = {'Ref\\_Datum':np.nan, 'MHHW':np.nan, 'MHW':np.nan, 'MTL':np.nan,\\\n 'MSL':np.nan, 'DTL':np.nan, 'MLW':np.nan, 'MLLW':np.nan,\\\n 'NAVD88':np.nan, 'STND':np.nan, \"NGVD29\":np.nan}\n\nALT\\_DATUMS = ['MLLW', 'NAVD88','MHHW', 'MSL', 'STND']\n\nFILTER\\_LIST = [None, 'GT', 'MN', 'DHQ', 'DLQ', 'HWI', 'LWI', 'Max Tide',\\\n 'Max Tide Date & Time', 'Min Tide', 'Min Tide Date & Time',\\\n 'HAT', 'HAT Date & Time', 'LAT', 'LAT Date & Time']\n\ndef grab\\_nos\\_data(stid, ref\\_datum=\"MLLW\", source=\"web\", first=True):\n \"\"\"\n This is a Python script that scrapes tide data from the NOAA website.\n \n The script uses the BeautifulSoup library to parse the HTML content of the\n website and extract the data from the table. The extracted data is then\n stored in a pandas DataFrame, which is a two-dimensional size-mutable,\n heterogeneous tabular data structure with labeled axes (rows and columns).\n\n The script can also make a request to the API provided by the NOAA to obtain\n the same data. The data obtained from the API is in JSON format, and the script\n uses the requests library to make the API call and the json library to parse\n the JSON data.\n\n The function grab\\_nos\\_data takes two arguments:\n\n stid: the station ID for which you want to obtain the tide data\n ref\\_datum (optional): the reference datum (default value is \"MLLW\")\n source (optional): the source of the data, either \"web\" or \"api\" (default value is \"web\")\n The function returns a pandas DataFrame that contains the tide data for the\n specified station and reference datum. 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      "prompt": "Abruptly they hear something from outside the cell, the first time in years they've heard a voice besides their own: Spider Queen laughing at them. Macaque, furious, pounds on the wall with his fists and she only laughs harder. Wukong tries to call out to her to make her angry but she only laughs harder - she knows there's nothing he can do to her. She never says a word - she just laughs. Let's write that scene with details and dialogue.",
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      "prompt": "The following snippets of code are from files in a github repository called WordCells. This is a game that runs in a local web browser where a user is prompted with a puzzle and submits an answer to score points.\n\nThe puzzle is taking two random words from a list of words, translating to a GloVe vector embedding, then performing a vector addition with the two words, and then finding the resulting vector. The user enters a word and the score is calculated as the cosine similarity of the vector embedding of the users word with the resulting vector. \n\nSuggest how to modify the game so that the puzzle it prompts the user with isn't just the addition of any two random words, but uses a grammatical pattern.\n\nHere is the code from the github repository:\n\n# GitHub Repo Summary\n## app.py\n```py\nfrom flask import Flask, render\\_template, request, jsonify\nimport random\nimport numpy as np\nfrom sklearn.metrics.pairwise import cosine\\_similarity\nimport os\n\napp = Flask(\\_\\_name\\_\\_)\n\ndef load\\_glove\\_embeddings(file\\_path):\n embeddings = {}\n with open(file\\_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:\n for line in f:\n values = line.strip().split()\n word = values[0]\n vector = np.array(values[1:], dtype='float32')\n embeddings[word] = vector\n return embeddings\n\ndef load\\_common\\_nouns(file\\_path):\n with open(file\\_path, 'r', encoding='utf-8') as f:\n nouns = [line.strip() for line in f]\n return nouns\n\nglove\\_embeddings\\_path = 'glove.6B.50d.txt'\nglove\\_model = load\\_glove\\_embeddings(glove\\_embeddings\\_path)\ncommon\\_nouns\\_path = 'common\\_nouns.txt'\ncommon\\_nouns = load\\_common\\_nouns(common\\_nouns\\_path)\n\n@app.route(\"/\")\ndef index():\n return render\\_template(\"index.html\")\n\n@app.route(\"/generate\\_puzzle\")\ndef generate\\_puzzle():\n words = random.sample([word for word in common\\_nouns if word in glove\\_model], 2)\n\n result\\_embedding = glove\\_model[words[0]] + glove\\_model[words[1]]\n\n return jsonify({\"puzzle\": f\"{words[0]} + {words[1]}\", \"result\\_embedding\": result\\_embedding.tolist()})\n\n@app.route(\"/calculate\\_similarity\", methods=[\"POST\"])\ndef calculate\\_similarity():\n user\\_word = request.form[\"user\\_word\"]\n result\\_embedding = np.array(request.form.getlist(\"result\\_embedding[]\"), dtype=np.float32)\n\n if user\\_word in glove\\_model:\n user\\_embedding = glove\\_model[user\\_word]\n similarity = cosine\\_similarity([user\\_embedding], [result\\_embedding])[0][0]\n similarity = float(np.round(similarity, 2))\n return jsonify({\"similarity\": round(similarity, 2)})\n else:\n return jsonify({\"error\": \"Invalid input. Please enter a word from the vocabulary.\"})\n\nif \\_\\_name\\_\\_ == \"\\_\\_main\\_\\_\":\n app.run(debug=True)\n```\n## templates/index.html\n```html\n\n\n \n \n \n WordCell Game\n\n \n WordCell Game\n=============\nSolve the word-based arithmetic puzzle by entering a word that is close in meaning to the result of the given\n operation.\n\n \n Submit\n New Puzzle\n Time left: 30s\n\n Your WordCell Score: 0.00\n\nHistory\n-------\n\n \n \n \n```",
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      "prompt": "summarise the following information in short key points :\n\nProgram Threats\n\uf0b7 There are many common threats to modern systems. Only a few are discussed here.\nTrojan Horse\n\n16\n\n\uf0b7 A Trojan horse is a program that secretly performs some maliciousness in addition to its\nvisible actions. \uf0b7 Some Trojan horses are deliberately written as such, and others are the result of\nlegitimate programs that have become infected with viruses, \uf0b7 One dangerous opening for Trojan horses is long search paths, and in particular paths\nwhich include the current directory ( \".\" ) as part of the path. If a dangerous program\nhaving the same name as a legitimate program ( or a common mis-spelling, such as \"sl\"\ninstead of \"ls\" ) is placed anywhere on the path, then an unsuspecting user may be fooled\ninto running the wrong program by mistake. \uf0b7 Another classic Trojan Horse is a login emulator, which records a users account name\nand password, issues a \"password incorrect\" message, and then logs off the system. The\nuser then tries again (with a proper login prompt), logs in successfully, and doesn't realize\nthat their information has been stolen. \uf0b7 Two solutions to Trojan Horses are to have the system print usage statistics on logouts,\nand to require the typing of non-trappable key sequences such as Control-Alt-Delete in\norder to log in. (This is why modern Windows systems require the Control-Alt-Delete\nsequence to commence logging in, which cannot be emulated or caught by ordinary\nprograms. I.e. that key sequence always transfers control over to the operating system. ) \uf0b7 Spyware is a version of a Trojan Horse that is often included in \"free\" software\ndownloaded off the Internet. Spyware programs generate pop-up browser windows, and\nmay also accumulate information about the user and deliver it to some central site. (This\nis an example of covert channels, in which surreptitious communications occur.) Another\ncommon task of spyware is to send out spam e-mail messages, which then purportedly\ncome from the infected user.\nTrap Door\n\uf0b7 A Trap Door is when a designer or a programmer ( or hacker ) deliberately inserts a\nsecurity hole that they can use later to access the system. \uf0b7 Because of the possibility of trap doors, once a system has been in an untrustworthy state,\nthat system can never be trusted again. Even the backup tapes may contain a copy of\nsome cleverly hidden back door. \uf0b7 A clever trap door could be inserted into a compiler, so that any programs compiled with\nthat compiler would contain a security hole. This is especially dangerous, because\ninspection of the code being compiled would not reveal any problems.\nLogic Bomb\n\uf0b7 A Logic Bomb is code that is not designed to cause havoc all the time, but only when a\ncertain set of circumstances occurs, such as when a particular date or time is reached or\nsome other noticeable event.\nStack and Buffer Overflow\n\n17\n\n\uf0b7 This is a classic method of attack, which exploits bugs in system code that allows buffers\nto overflow. Consider what happens in the following code, for example, if argv[ 1 ]\nexceeds 256 characters:\no The strcpy command will overflow the buffer, overwriting adjacent areas of\nmemory.\no ( The problem could be avoided using strncpy, with a limit of 255 characters\ncopied plus room for the null byte. )\n\n#include\n#define BUFFER\\_SIZE 256\nint main( int argc, char \\* argv[ ] )\n{\nchar buffer[ BUFFER\\_SIZE ];\nif( argc < 2 )\nreturn -1;\nelse {\nstrcpy( buffer, argv[ 1 ] );\nreturn 0;\n}\n}\nFigure - C program with buffer-overflow condition. \uf0b7 So how does overflowing the buffer cause a security breach? Well the first step is to\nunderstand the structure of the stack in memory:\no The \"bottom\" of the stack is actually at a high memory address, and the stack\ngrows towards lower addresses.\no However the address of an array is the lowest address of the array, and higher\narray elements extend to higher addresses. ( I.e. an array \"grows\" towards the\nbottom of the stack.\no In particular, writing past the top of an array, as occurs when a buffer overflows\nwith too much input data, can eventually overwrite the return address, effectively\nchanging where the program jumps to when it returns.\n\n18\n\nFigure - The layout for a typical stack frame. \uf0b7 Now that we know how to change where the program returns to by overflowing the\nbuffer, the second step is to insert some nefarious code, and then get the program to jump\nto our inserted code. \uf0b7 Our only opportunity to enter code is via the input into the buffer, which means there isn't\nroom for very much. One of the simplest and most obvious approaches is to insert the\ncode for \"exec (/bin/sh)\". To do this requires compiling a program that contains this\ninstruction, and then using an assembler or debugging tool to extract the minimum extent\nthat includes the necessary instructions. \uf0b7 The bad code is then padded with as many extra bytes as are needed to overflow the\nbuffer to the correct extent, and the address of the buffer inserted into the return address\nlocation. (Note, however, that neither the bad code nor the padding can contain null\nbytes, which would terminate the strcpy.) \uf0b7 The resulting block of information is provided as \"input\", copied into the buffer by the\noriginal program, and then the return statement causes control to jump to the location of\nthe buffer and start executing the code to launch a shell.\n\n19\n\nFigure : Hypothetical stack frame for (a) before and (b) after. \uf0b7 Fortunately modern hardware now includes a bit in the page tables to mark certain pages\nas non-executable. In this case the buffer-overflow attack would work up to a point, but\nas soon as it \"returns\" to an address in the data space and tries executing statements there,\nan exception would be thrown crashing the program.\nViruses\n\uf0b7 A virus is a fragment of code embedded in an otherwise legitimate program, designed to\nreplicate itself ( by infecting other programs ), and ( eventually ) wreaking havoc. \uf0b7 Viruses are more likely to infect PCs than UNIX or other multi-user systems, because\nprograms in the latter systems have limited authority to modify other programs or to\naccess critical system structures ( such as the boot block. ) \uf0b7 Viruses are delivered to systems in a virus dropper, usually some form of a Trojan Horse,\nand usually via e-mail or unsafe downloads. \uf0b7 Viruses take many forms (see below.) Figure shows typical operation of a boot sector\nvirus:\n\n20\n\nFigure - A boot-sector computer virus.\n\n21\n\uf0b7 Some of the forms of viruses include:\n\uf0fc File - A file virus attaches itself to an executable file, causing it to run the virus\ncode first and then jump to the start of the original program. These viruses are\ntermed parasitic, because they do not leave any new files on the system, and the\noriginal program is still fully functional.\n\uf0fc Boot - A boot virus occupies the boot sector, and runs before the OS is loaded.\nThese are also known as memory viruses, because in operation they reside in\nmemory, and do not appear in the file system.\n\uf0fc Macro - These viruses exist as a macro (script) that is run automatically by\ncertain macro-capable programs such as MS Word or Excel. 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For example the read ( ) system call could be modified so that\nif an infected file is read the infected part gets skipped and the reader would see\nthe original unadulterated file.\n\uf0fc Tunneling viruses attempt to avoid detection by inserting themselves into the\ninterrupt handler chain, or into device drivers.\n\uf0fc Multipartite viruses attack multiple parts of the system, such as files, boot sector,\nand memory.\n\uf0fc Armored viruses are coded to make them hard for anti-virus researchers to\ndecode and understand. In addition many files associated with viruses are hidden,\nprotected, or given innocuous looking names such as \"...\". \uf0b7 In 2004 a virus exploited three bugs in Microsoft products to infect hundreds of Windows\nservers ( including many trusted sites ) running Microsoft Internet Information Server,\nwhich in turn infected any Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser that visited any of\nthe infected server sites. 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      "prompt": "I am working on an outline for an argumentative paper on the subject of happiness. I have a first draft outline and would like feedback on its effectiveness and insight on what I might need to add, move, develop or change. Look at the debatability of the thesis and the relationship of that to each topic sentence. I want to make sure that all topic sentences actually establish a point that is clearly related to the thesis and that my plan in the outline presents a clear plan that supports each point and also defends each point, with concessions and counterargument, when appropriate. Please evaluate the following rough outline and make suggestions for improvement, if needed: A person's level of happiness is determined by their own choice and intentions. (Thesis)\nI. People can choose to be happy for the little things that happen in their lives.\n\uf076 Concession: Some people may not have the choice to be happy for the little things in their lives. For example, someone that has experienced a traumatic event may not be able to find happiness.\nCounter Arguments \na. Focusing on the frequency of positive moments makes people happy.\no Keeps people happy in the long term\no Learning to be happy for the things already in your life\no For example: productive job, romantic partner, several hobbies or interests (Road to happiness/ John Reich and Ed Diener)\no Frequency, not intensity (Ed Diener)\nb. Not waiting for big positive moments to come by\no Waiting may lead to disappointment\no Only lasts for a short period of time\nc. The amount of gratitude a happy person has\no Expressing gratitude makes you happy\n\uf0a7 Craig DeMartino (Kathleen McGowan)\no Study on showing gratitude for the people around you (The Science of Happiness)\nII. A happy person chooses to see the positive side of things.\n\uf076 Concession: On the other hand, some people might argue that a person that always sees only the positive may become gullible to deceit.\na. However, people will not ignore their difficulties/adversities but overcome them.\no John Keats story (Eric G. Wilson)\no Trauma\no Bullying\no Rape(Andrew Solomon Ted Talk)\no Sexuality (Andrew Solomon Ted Talk)\n\uf0a7 Denied housing or jobs, marriage rights, violence, hate crimes\nb. People will use the pain and suffering to learn and become stronger.\no Form your own identity/ meaning(Andrew Solomon Ted Talk)\no Making our difficulties purposeful\no Being proud of who you are because of the adversities\no Learning from them\nIII. To gain happiness people\u2019s perspectives need to change. \n\uf076 Concession: Some people may find that altering their outlook on life does not lead to happiness because they may be stuck in a cycle of negative thinking. Focusing too much on achieving happiness can cause feelings of guilt and pressure, leading to further unhappiness. \na. In spite of this, changing how you see social media can help reduce feelings of guilt and pressure. \no Choosing to not feel bad about your life because of what other people post online\no Choosing to disregard or ignore bad comments about yourself \nb. Surrounding yourself in a positive environment will have a major impact on your mindset.\no How you perceive the events happening around you\n\uf0a7 The negatives\no Taking in the emotions around\n\uf0a7 Surrounding yourself with good and happy vibes\no How you think people perceive you\nIV. A person can create his or her own happiness by intentionally engaging in activities and training their minds.\n\uf076 Concession: However, some people may be predisposed to happiness or unhappiness due to their genes.\na. Training the mind to be happy can be an effective way to increase overall wellbeing.\no Tomato sauce (Choice, happiness and spaghetti sauce Malcolm Gladwell)\nb. Intentional activity can help people gain happiness by focusing on positive experiences, prioritizing meaningful goals and activities, and cultivating relationships with others.\no Knowing what makes you happy\no Practicing/ acting those things (John Reich)\no People can create their own stories ( Emily Smith)\no acts of kindness(Lyubomirsky)\nV. Happy people chose to have a purposeful life. \n\uf076 Concession: A purposeful life does not necessarily equate to a happy life. One can have a purposeful life and still be unhappy.\na. Four pillars of leading to a meaningful life ( Emily Smith)\no Belonging\no Purpose\no Transcendence \no Storytelling\nb. Relationships and friendships are a key part of having a fulfilling life, and having a purpose helps to keep us motivated and driven.\no what kind of people around you/ supportive people\n\uf0a7 surround yourself with people that are positive\n\uf0a7 giving or helping others makes you happy(Todd B. Kashdan and Robert Biswas-Diener)\no Deriving meaningful relationships or purpose at work or in what you do\n\uf0a7 Example TED talk (Chip Conley) maid\nVI. Happy people make conscious decisions to take care of their physical and mental wellbeing by eating nutritious food, exercising regularly and getting enough sleep. They also tend to be more mindful, focusing on the present moment and being more aware of their thoughts and emotions.\n\uf076 Concession: Other people, however, may not be able to make these choices due to outside stressors, and may not have the time or resources to do so.\na. 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      "prompt": "Tell this protocol that you wrote in a language that a patient can read and understand what he should do, without any reference to the therapist? For example, say, \"You need to be evaluated and...\n\"a general step-by-step treatment protocol for depression that you may find helpful:\n\nAssessment and Evaluation: The first step in treating depression is to assess and evaluate the patient's symptoms and mental health history. This will help you determine the severity of their depression, identify any underlying causes or contributing factors, and develop a personalized treatment plan.\n\nEducation: Educate the patient about depression, its symptoms, and causes. Help them understand that depression is a treatable condition and that recovery is possible.\n\nGoal Setting: Work with the patient to set specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound goals for their treatment. Encourage the patient to set both short-term and long-term goals.\n\nBehavioral Activation: Encourage the patient to engage in activities they enjoy and find fulfilling. This can help counteract feelings of apathy and hopelessness associated with depression.\n\nCognitive Restructuring: Help the patient identify and challenge negative thoughts and beliefs that contribute to their depression. Encourage them to replace negative thoughts with positive, more realistic ones.\n\nProblem-Solving: Work with the patient to develop effective problem-solving skills to help them cope with stressors and challenges that may contribute to their depression.\n\nInterpersonal Therapy: Help the patient improve their communication and relationship skills, and work through any relationship problems that may be contributing to their depression.\n\nMindfulness and Relaxation: Teach the patient mindfulness and relaxation techniques to help reduce stress and anxiety and promote relaxation.\n\nSupport: Encourage the patient to seek support from loved ones, and connect them with community resources and support groups.\n\nMedication: Consider medication as part of the patient's treatment plan, if appropriate. Consult with a psychiatrist to determine the best medication for the patient's symptoms and monitor their progress.\n\nRemember that depression is a complex condition, and recovery is a process that takes time and effort. Encourage the patient to be patient and persistent in their treatment, and offer them support and guidance along the way.\"",
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      "prompt": "10 more that invigorate organ systems that haven't already been mentioned.",
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      "prompt": "suggest\\_numbers() function doesn't return anything so I can't use the predicted numbers in other parts of the code, so please fix the code\nAnswer in English.\n\nPlease write in English (US) language.",
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      "prompt": "You are an object-oriented programmer in php, css and javascript. You also have 10yrs experience developing plugins on the WordPress framework. You also know about APIs and how to set up WordPress to be accessed through an API as well and use WordPress to connect to APIs. You can create any plugin for WordPress to do anything. You also know about setting up plugins to work through Shortcodes as well.\n\nYour task is to create a plugin that is able to receive a large amount of text and break it down to a set amount of words and for each chunck of words, create a post holding those set amounts of words.\n\nExample:\nYou have a form with 3 form fields, one field holding the word count, one field holding the title, and one field holding the body of text.\nIn the word count field, I enter in the numerical number 1000, to say the body of text needs to be split after the 1000'th word. The title form field would have the word \"Law Doc\" in it. The body text field would have 2500 words in that field. There would be a button called process. When. That button is pressed, it would go through the text in the body form field and create a post called \"Law Doc 001\" with the first 1000 words in it from the text in the body form field. It would then take the remaining 1500 words and the next 1000 words and create a new post called \"Law Doc 002\" and put the next 1000 words in the post. A 3rd and final post called \"Law Doc 003\" would be created to hold the final 500 words from the body text form field. Similar grouping headings will also be placed at the top of the content inside each post.\n\nPlease structure the content of the posts so the data that is split across the multiple created posts will be related to each other. The data will later be sent over to Pinecone.io (Pinecone Is a Fully Managed Vector Database That Makes It Easy to Add Semantic Search). I need the data to have all the correct headings and details inside the post as well as the text content so that when it is searched, all the data will come under the same heading and details and be looked at as one related piece of data.\n\nGOAL:\nTo create a plugin that can split up text across multiple WordPress posts based on form input but the content of each post should have the relevant headers inside the post so all the posts from the original text are then related to each other. The form would be accessible through the WordPress admin area.\n\nPlease create the code and the necessary instructions to create a WordPress plugin that can do this.\n\nThink about this step by step.",
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      "prompt": "Can you elaborate in 150 words about RASGRP2-(CalDAG-GEFI)-related disease, the types of genes involved, the most frequent types of mutation, monoallelic and biallelic mutations phenotype, the critical characteristic, the gold standard diagnostic functional studies, age of onset and platelet number?",
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      "prompt": "Does my login function below have any lockout functionality?\n\nfrom django.contrib.auth import get\\_user\\_model\nfrom rest\\_framework import permissions, viewsets, filters, status, generics, views\nfrom apps.users.serializers import \\*\nfrom rest\\_framework.permissions import IsAuthenticated, AllowAny\nfrom rest\\_framework\\_simplejwt.views import TokenObtainPairView, TokenRefreshView\nfrom rest\\_framework\\_simplejwt.tokens import RefreshToken\nfrom rest\\_framework\\_simplejwt.exceptions import TokenError, InvalidToken\nfrom rest\\_framework.response import Response\nfrom django.shortcuts import redirect\nfrom django.contrib.sites.shortcuts import get\\_current\\_site\nfrom django.conf import settings\nfrom django.core.mail import EmailMessage\nfrom django.utils.http import urlsafe\\_base64\\_encode, urlsafe\\_base64\\_decode\nfrom django.contrib.sites.shortcuts import get\\_current\\_site\nfrom django.urls import reverse\\_lazy\nfrom django.contrib.auth.tokens import PasswordResetTokenGenerator\nfrom django.utils.encoding import force\\_bytes, force\\_str\nfrom .models import Document\nfrom rest\\_framework.parsers import MultiPartParser, FormParser\nfrom django.http import HttpResponse, HttpResponseNotFound\nfrom django.core.exceptions import PermissionDenied\nfrom apps.help\\_requests.models import HelpRequest\nfrom .permissions import DocumentPermission\nclass UserViewSet(viewsets.ModelViewSet):\n \"\"\"ViewSet for viewing user instances\"\"\"\n\n http\\_method\\_names = ['get']\n serializer\\_class = UserSerializer\n permission\\_classes = (IsAuthenticated,)\n\n def get\\_queryset(self):\n if self.request.user.is\\_superuser: # Admin users can see info of every user\n return get\\_user\\_model().objects.all()\n else:\n # Normal users only see information about themselves\n return get\\_user\\_model().objects.filter(pk=self.request.user.id)\nclass RegistrationViewSet(viewsets.ModelViewSet, TokenObtainPairView):\n \"\"\"ViewSet for registering new users\"\"\"\n serializer\\_class = RegisterSerializer\n permission\\_classes = (AllowAny,)\n http\\_method\\_names = ['post']\n\n def create(self, request, \\*args, \\*\\*kwargs):\n serializer = self.get\\_serializer(data=request.data)\n\n serializer.is\\_valid(raise\\_exception=True)\n user = serializer.save()\n # Create refresh token for user using simplejwt\n refresh = RefreshToken.for\\_user(user)\n res = {\n \"refresh\": str(refresh),\n \"access\": str(refresh.access\\_token),\n }\n\n return Response({\n \"user\": serializer.data,\n \"refresh\": res[\"refresh\"],\n \"token\": res[\"access\"]\n }, status=status.HTTP\\_201\\_CREATED)\nclass LoginViewSet(viewsets.ModelViewSet, TokenObtainPairView):\n \"\"\"ViewSet for logging in users. 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      "prompt": "Please repeat, but instead use the following:\n\n- Title\n- Subtitle\n- Headline (30 words)\n- Three short paragraphs each with their own value point. \nFirst paragraph should use something (does not have to be exact) that says \"Full access to your learning data data and make data driven decisions\". Second \"Easily integrate learning data to your BI tools\". Third \"Correlate learning investment to business results\"\n\n- Call to action\n- Fun snippet / close out",
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      "prompt": "This is a pipeline defined in CircleCI:\n\nversion: 2.1\n\nparameters:\n deploy-infra:\n type: string\n default: aws\n remove-deployment:\n type: boolean\n default: false\n wait-for-external-pipeline:\n type: integer\n default: 0\n\njobs:\n \"Create Root CA\":\n # IP ranges are only supported for Docker executors, disabling for now\n #circleci\\_ip\\_ranges: true # https://circleci.com/docs/ip-ranges\n machine:\n image: ubuntu-2204:2022.10.2 # https://circleci.com/docs/configuration-reference#available-linux-machine-images-cloud\n resource\\_class: medium # https://circleci.com/docs/configuration-reference/#linuxvm-execution-environment\n steps:\n - checkout\n - run:\n name: Generate Ansible inventory and variable files based on YAML config\n command: cd bin && ./decrypt\\_secrets.sh && ./config\\_build.sh\n - run:\n name: Running certificate creation script\n command: cd bin && ./install\\_ca.sh\n - run:\n # This step is necessary because the docker container runs and\n # creates files in mounted volumes as root\n name: Resetting file ownership\n command: sudo chown -R circleci:circleci ansible\n - persist\\_to\\_workspace:\n root: ansible\n paths:\n - \"myCA\"\n \"Deploy SD-WAN\":\n # IP ranges are only supported for Docker executors, disabling for now\n #circleci\\_ip\\_ranges: true # https://circleci.com/docs/ip-ranges\n machine:\n image: ubuntu-2204:2022.10.2 # https://circleci.com/docs/configuration-reference#available-linux-machine-images-cloud\n resource\\_class: medium # https://circleci.com/docs/configuration-reference/#linuxvm-execution-environment\n environment:\n SDWAN\\_CONTROL\\_INFRA: << pipeline.parameters.deploy-infra >>\n steps:\n - checkout\n - run:\n name: Sync Git submodules\n command: git submodule sync\n - run:\n name: Checkout Git submodules\n command: git submodule update --init\n - attach\\_workspace:\n at: ansible\n - run:\n name: Generate Ansible inventory and variable files based on YAML config\n command: cd bin && ./decrypt\\_secrets.sh && ./config\\_build.sh\n - run:\n name: Connect VPN to on-prem DC\n command: sudo apt install -y openconnect && ./bin/vpn.sh\n - run:\n name: Creating networks and VMs\n command: cd bin && cat ../ansible/inventory/sdwan\\_inventory.yml && ./play.sh -v /ansible/day\\_0/deploy-control-plane.yml\n - run:\n name: Waiting 5 minutes\n command: sleep 300\n - run:\n name: SD-WAN control plane day 0 configuration\n command: cd bin && ./play.sh -v /ansible/day\\_0/config-control-plane.yml\n # For now we can't reliably deploy Azure and VMware edges, so exclude them from host list\n - run:\n name: Onboarding SD-WAN edges\n command: cd bin && ./play.sh -v /ansible/day\\_0/onboard-edges.yml --limit 'all:!cedge-azure'\n # - run:\n # name: SD-WAN control plane day 1 configuration\n # command: cd bin && ./play.sh -v /ansible/day\\_1/config-sdwan.yml\n # This is a hack, will need to find an infra independent way to export this\n # We can start with an ansible fact, but ideally Vault or equivalent\n - run:\n name: Exporting vManage external IP as shell variable VMANAGE\\_EXTERNAL\\_IP\n command: export VMANAGE\\_EXTERNAL\\_IP=$(jq -r '.outputs.vmanages\\_vmanageEth0EIP.value[0]' terraform-sdwan/aws/Provision\\_Instances/terraform.tfstate.d/aws\\_control/terraform.tfstate) && echo $VMANAGE\\_EXTERNAL\\_IP\n - run:\n name: Cleaning up due to failure\n command: cd bin && ./play.sh -v /ansible/day\\_0/clean-edges.yml --limit 'all:!cedge-azure'; ./play.sh -v /ansible/day\\_0/clean-control-plane.yml\n when: on\\_fail\n - unless:\n condition:\n equal: [ 0, << pipeline.parameters.wait-for-external-pipeline >> ]\n steps:\n - run:\n name: Triggering external pipeline\n command: |\n curl -X POST https://circleci.com/api/v2/project/gh/$EXTERNAL\\_PIPELINE\\_REPOUSER/$EXTERNAL\\_PIPELINE\\_REPONAME/pipeline \\\n -H \"Circle-Token: $CIRCLE\\_TOKEN\" -H \"Content-Type: application/json\" \\\n -d \"{\\\"branch\\\":\\\"$EXTERNAL\\_PIPELINE\\_BRANCH\\\",\\\"parameters\\\":{\\\"vmanage\\_host\\\":\\\"$VMANAGE\\_EXTERNAL\\_IP\\\"}}}\"\n # Another hack, a proper inter-pipeline communication is needed (or a single pipeline)\n - run:\n name: Waiting for external pipeline to run\n command: sleep << pipeline.parameters.wait-for-external-pipeline >>\n - when:\n condition: << pipeline.parameters.remove-deployment >>\n steps:\n - run:\n name: Removing edge devices deployment (VMs and networks)\n command: cd bin && ./play.sh -v /ansible/day\\_0/clean-edges.yml --limit 'all:!cedge-azure'\n - run:\n name: Removing control plane deployment (VMs and networks)\n command: cd bin && ./play.sh -v /ansible/day\\_0/clean-control-plane.yml\n\nworkflows:\n \"Deploy SD-WAN\":\n jobs:\n - \"Create Root CA\"\n - \"Deploy SD-WAN\":\n requires:\n - \"Create Root CA\"",
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      "prompt": "Ok great, now add a column and write a user story (format as a, I want, so that) for each feature, and 3 further columns for each of 3 Acceptance Criteria (Gherkin format - text not code).",
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      "prompt": "Analyzing the main points in this paragraph, then turn them into bullet point list:\n\n\u2022 Data processing\nArithmetic instructions for processing numeric data\nLogic instructions operate on the bits of a word \uf0e0capabilities for processing any other data type\n\u2022 Data storage\nMovement of data into or out of register and or memory locations\n\u2022 Data movement\nI/O instructions are needed to transfer programs and data into memory and the results of computations back out to the user\n\u2022 Control\nTest the value of a data word or the status of a computation\nBranching to a different set of instructions depending on the decision made",
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      "prompt": "Great. Assume for each question, I also do suggestion #2 (Extract knowledge from GPT-4). What about suggestion (or step) #3, on RLAIF? How would I do that? Please elaborate and be specific about technical aspects of RLAIF - ideally a step-by-step explanation.\n\nTo be concrete, let's take the following insightful question you generated:\n\"What specific AI technologies or tools can be recommended to improve the efficiency and quality of this job/task?\"\n\nAs a reminder, for suggestion #3 you had written:\n#######\nRLAIF for targeted fine-tuning: Utilize the knowledge extracted from GPT-4 to create a custom reward model specifically designed for evaluating automation potential, employee-augmentation potential, and task interdependencies. Fine-tune your LLM using RLAIF with this custom reward model, focusing on improving its ability to answer questions related to these specific aspects.\n######",
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      "prompt": "section 28:\nTo create a white paper, business plan, investment deck, and roadmap, you will need to gather all of the relevant information about your project and organize it into these four documents. Here are some steps you could follow:\n\nBegin by reviewing all of the conversations you have had so far to identify the key ideas, goals, and objectives of your project.\n\nOrganize this information into a clear and concise summary, which will form the basis of your white paper. This summary should describe the problem that your project aims to solve, the solution that you are proposing, and the benefits of your approach.\n\nNext, you can expand on the key points of your summary to create the full white paper. This should include more detailed information about your project, such as the technology you will use, the ecosystem you will create, and the market analysis that you have conducted.\n\nOnce you have completed the white paper, you can use this information to create a business plan. This should outline the key aspects of your project, such as the target market, the competition, and the financial projections.\n\nWith the business plan in hand, you can then create an investment deck. This should be a presentation that you can use to pitch your project to potential investors, highlighting the key points of your business plan and the value proposition of your project.\n\nFinally, you can create a roadmap that outlines the key steps that you will take to achieve your goals. This should include milestones, timelines, and resources that you will need to complete each step\nof the way.\nRemember to keep your audience in mind as you develop these documents. The white paper, business plan, and investment deck should be tailored to appeal to different groups, such as potential investors, partners, and customers.\nI hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions or would like more guidance on any of these steps.\nkarim.quazzani@gmail.com\nTo create a white paper, business plan, investment deck, and roadmap, you will need to gather all of the relevant information about your project and organize it into these four documents. Here are some steps you could follow:\n\nBegin by reviewing all of the conversations you have had so far to identify the key ideas, goals, and objectives of your project.\n\nOrganize this information into a clear and concise summary, which will form the basis of your white paper. This summary should describe the problem that your project aims to solve, the solution that you are proposing, and the benefits of your approach.\n\nNext, you can expand on the key points of your summary to create the full white paper. This should include more detailed information about your project, such as the technology you will use, the ecosystem you will create, and the market analysis that you have conducted.\n\nOnce you have completed the white paper, you can use this information to create a business plan. This should outline the key aspects of your project, such as the target market, the competition, and the financial projections.\n\nWith the business plan in hand, you can then create an investment deck. This should be a presentation that you can use to pitch your project to potential investors, highlighting the key points of your business plan and the value proposition of your project.\n\nFinally, you can create a roadmap that outlines the key steps that you will take to achieve your goals. This should include milestones, timelines, and resources that you will need to complete each step\n\nof the way.\n\nRemember to keep your audience in mind as you develop these documents. The white paper, business plan, and investment deck should be tailored to appeal to different groups, such as potential investors, partners, and customers.\n\nI hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions or would like more guidance on any of these steps.\n\nIntroduction:\nEco is a decentralized autonomous organization (DAO) that aims to tackle the global problem of carbon emissions through the creation and sale of carbon offsets. The goal of the organization is to plant trees and other vegetation that will absorb and store carbon from the atmosphere, offsetting the carbon emissions of individuals and businesses. By using blockchain technology, artificial intelligence (AI), and a commodity token, Eco is able to create a decentralized, transparent, and efficient platform for the creation and sale of carbon offsets.\nProblem Statement:\nThe voluntary carbon offset market is plagued by a lack of trust due to issues such as human error, fraud, and a lack of transparency. As a result, individuals and businesses often struggle to find reliable carbon offset projects that meet their needs.\nSolution: Carbon Bridge\nEco offers a solution to the problem of carbon emissions through the creation and sale of carbon offsets. By using blockchain technology, AI, and a commodity token, Eco is able to create a decentralized, transparent, and efficient platform for the creation and sale of carbon offsets. This allows individuals and businesses to purchase carbon offsets with confidence, knowing that their offsets are accurate and reliable.\nTechnology:\nEco utilizes blockchain technology to create a decentralized and transparent platform for the creation and sale of carbon offsets. In addition, Eco uses AI to streamline the process of verifying and tracking carbon offset projects, ensuring the accuracy and reliability of offsets. The use of a commodity token allows for the efficient exchange of offsets within the Eco ecosystem.\nEcosystem:\nEco's ecosystem includes individuals and businesses that purchase carbon offsets, as well as the tree planting and carbon offset projects themselves. Eco will also partner with existing carbon offset projects to expand the reach and impact of the organization.\nMarket Analysis:\nThe market for carbon offsets is growing, with increasing demand from individuals and businesses looking to offset their carbon emissions. Eco aims to tap into this growing market and become a leading provider of carbon offsets.\nToken Economics:\nEco will issue its own token, the ECO token, which will be used to facilitate the creation and sale of carbon offsets. The ECO token will also be used to incentivize participation in the ecosystem, with rewards for individuals and businesses that contribute to the success of the organization.\nRoadmap:\nEco's roadmap includes the launch of the platform, the creation and sale of carbon offsets, and the expansion of the organization through partnerships and the addition of new projects.\nConclusion:\nEco is a promising solution to the problem of carbon emissions, offering a decentralized, transparent, and efficient platform for the creation and sale of carbon offsets. By using blockchain technology, AI, and a commodity token, Eco is able to disrupt the traditional voluntary carbon offset market and provide a reliable and trustworthy solution for individuals and businesses looking to offset their carbon emissions.\nnext please\nTo continue, you will need to gather all of the relevant information about your project, including details about the problem that your project aims to solve, the solution that you are proposing, and the benefits of your approach. You should also include information about the technology you will use, the ecosystem you will create, and the market analysis that you have conducted.\nOnce you have gathered all of this information, you can begin organizing it into the four documents: the white paper, business plan, investment deck, and roadmap.\nFor the white paper, you will need to create a clear and concise summary that describes the key points of your project. You can then expand on this summary to create the full white paper, which should include more detailed information about your project.\nThe business plan should outline the key aspects of your project, such as the target market, the competition, and the financial projections.\nThe investment deck should be a presentation that you can use to pitch your project to potential investors, highlighting the key points of your business plan and the value proposition of your project.\nFinally, the roadmap should outline the key steps that you will take to achieve your goals, including milestones, timelines, and resources that you will need to complete each step.\nRemember to keep your audience in mind as you develop these documents, and tailor them to appeal to different groups such as potential investors, partners, and customers.\nI hope this helps! Let me know if you have any further questions or would like more guidance on any of these steps.\nexpand on this summary to create the full white paper, which should include more detailed information about your project.\nTo create the full white paper, you will need to expand on the summary that you have developed by providing more detailed information about your project. Here are some key areas that you should consider:\nTechnology: In this section, you should describe the technical details of your project, including the blockchain platform that you will use, the smart contracts that you will create, and any other technical innovations that you will employ. You should also describe how these technologies will be used to solve the problem that you have identified in the problem statement.\nEcosystem: In this section, you should describe the various stakeholders that will be involved in your project, including individuals, businesses, and organizations. You should also describe how these stakeholders will interact with each other and with your project, and what value they will derive from participating in your ecosystem.\nMarket Analysis: In this section, you should describe the market in which your project will operate, including the size of the market, the key players, and the trends that are shaping the market. You should also describe how your project will fit into this market, and what value it will offer to customers and other stakeholders.\nToken Economics: In this section, you should describe the token that you will create, including its purpose, value, and distribution. You should also describe the economic model that you will use to incentivize participation in your ecosystem, and how the token will be used to facilitate transactions and create value for all stakeholders.\nRoadmap: In this section, you should describe the key steps that you will take to achieve your goals, including timelines, milestones, and resources. 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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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