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| "prompt": "Key Initiatives\nhttps://www.alberta.ca/key-initiatives.aspx \nAlberta\u2019s Recovery Plan\nhttps://www.alberta.ca/recovery-plan.aspx\nWe launched the plan in June 2020\nStrengthening our workforce\nWe're investing in programs to get Albertans back to work in good-paying jobs, and we're transforming our adult learning system to nurture talent, create opportunities for industry, and give Albertans the training, skills and knowledge they need for Alberta's future-ready workforce.\n\nGetting thousands of Albertans back to work through the Alberta Jobs Now program by helping businesses offset the cost of hiring and training unemployed or underemployed Albertans in new or vacant positions.\n\nAttracting the best and brightest job-creating entrepreneurs and skilled graduates to Alberta through the International Graduate Entrepreneur Immigration Stream and the Foreign Graduate Start Up Visa Stream.\n\nMaking sure our province is ready to meet the increasing demand for highly 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employers in the agriculture and food sector.\nDiversifying our economy\nWe're diversifying our economy today to create more jobs for tomorrow by accelerating growth in new and emerging sectors like tech and innovation, finance, fintech, hydrogen, film and television production, and more.\nWith our strong economic fundamentals, favourable demographics, highly-educated workforce and the most liveable cities, Alberta continues to be one of the best places in North America to invest.\nWe are attracting job-creating private-sector investment from across Canada and around the world to make Alberta\u2019s economy the most diversified in North America by:\nCreating an environment where businesses in the rapidly-growing technology sector can flourish by:\nimplementing the recommendations of the Innovation Capital Working Group\nworking to develop a technology and innovation strategy\nrecapitalizing the Alberta Enterprise Corporation with a $175-million investment to support our technology companies and provide access to capital for early-stage companies\nInnovation Employment Grant offers small and medium-sized businesses a grant of up to 20% toward qualifying research and development expenditures. to incent growth and attract new business to Alberta\nAlberta Innovates provides access to programs, funding, business supports and research facilities to accelerate entrepreneurship and technology-based innovation across the province.\nAlberta 2030: Building Skills for Jobs\nhttps://www.alberta.ca/alberta-2030-building-skills-for-jobs.aspx\ninitiative will develop a highly skilled and competitive workforce, strengthen innovation and commercialization of research, and forge stronger relationships between employers and post-secondary institutions.\n\nWork-integrated Learning Industry Voucher pilot program is a new initiative that provides paid work placement for hundreds of students in their field of study, ensuring they get meaningful, hands-on experience from industry experts and launch successful careers after graduation.\nInterested employers and students can reach out to participating industry associations until 2023. \nTechnology Alberta\nAlberta Construction Association\nBioAlberta\nMatched employer grant funding of up to $5,000 helps businesses hire and mentor local emerging talent.\n\nAlberta Technology and Innovation Strategy\nhttps://www.alberta.ca/alberta-technology-and-innovation-strategy.aspx\n\nOur vision\nAlberta is an internationally recognized technology and innovation hub that develops and attracts talent, business and investment to grow the technology sector and diversify Alberta\u2019s economy.\n\nCreating jobs\nThe Alberta Technology and Innovation Strategy seeks to create 20,000 new jobs for Albertans by 2030.\nGenerating revenue\nAlberta\u2019s technology companies could generate $5 billion more in annual revenue by 2030.\nGoal 1\nIncrease the depth of Alberta\u2019s technology and innovation talent pool\nmaking quality 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By commercializing research, we generate economic value from knowledge and ideas as businesses, entrepreneurs and spin-off companies from post-secondary institutions all help turn knowledge into products and services.\nGoal 4\nOptimize Alberta\u2019s technology and innovation ecosystem\nWork effectively with Alberta\u2019s innovation agencies to ensure that entrepreneurs and innovators are receiving targeted and timely support.\nMaintain an ecosystem with strong communication and collaboration mechanisms between innovation agencies and the business community that enable seamless service delivery.\nGoal 5\nEnhance Alberta\u2019s reputation as a leader in technology and innovation\nAlberta is open for business and has a strong foundation for technology and innovation companies to thrive.\n\nThe advancement of the Alberta Technology and Innovation Strategy\u2019s goals will be a key part of building our reputation as an attractive location for innovators and entrepreneurs to invest, do business, work and live.", |
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| "prompt": "take the scientific paper Scientific Justification of Cryonics Practice\nBenjamin P. Bestcorresponding author from 2008 and explain any terms and concepts mentioned such that a lay person would understand the paper.", |
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| "prompt": "From: Anthony Bay\nSent: Saturday, December 4, 1999 3:20 PM\nTo: Mike Beckerman; John Martin; Kenneth Goto; Dave Fester; Jonathan Gear; Will Poole; Kurt Buecheler; Chadd Knowlton; Linda Averett; Ian Mercer; Kate Seekings; Sheldon Fisher; Kevin La Chapelle; Kurt Hunter\nCc: Anthony Bay\u2019s Extended Staff; Craig Eisler\nSubject: RE: BillG demos this Friday afternoon\n\nsome additional comments.\n\na. we have come a long way in terms of how bill feels about the player. he feels the current player is very weak and has been vocal on that in the past. he didn\u2019t have any of those type of comments this time. so we have gotten from we suck to we are OK based on current progress of cyprus release. and we aren\u2019t done yet with either its feature set or its Ul. but we all have to understand that he (and the market) won\u2019t evaluate us on how much better we are than the current player, or CD Deluxe, but rather how we compare to the competition.\n\nb. bill was comfortable with the feature set, with the exception of making it easy to add a plug in for ripping to MP3 or other formats within the media center.. as opposed to migrating to another app. he is fine if this is delivered by a 3rd party, but ericr felt we should write the plug-in and distribute that code to key partners so we knew it worked right. interesting suggestion to think about.\n\nc. bill wasn\u2019t excited about the Ul. he wonders if we can\u2019t do something much sexier, feels microsoft is boring. also didn\u2019t like the implementation of the anchor at all. we should definitely look for ways to make wmp sexier without becoming more cluttered.\n\nd. bill liked the idea of take5 as it scrolled the user thru what\u2019s new. i think we can do a lot here with wm.com and the guide. but bill is also clear that we are a technology partner and referral engine for sites using windows media, not a media network. so we need to continue to walk the line of great guide and search but not taking over the user experience from the media companies/ICPs.\n\ne. bill played with iMovie. had some bumps but in general feels that will be the benchmark user experience for moviemaker. i explained they are DV only and we are both analog and DV. i also don\u2019t understand how QT fits into iMovie. whoever did the demo told him that iMovie isn\u2019t using QT as the native format.\n\nf as mike mentions, bill was very intrigued with napster. pointed out that it is an alternative to having to rip songs from CDs you already owned. mentioned that for him, with high speed internet connection, he would prefer to just grab the songs he already owns off the net rather than having to rip them himself. interesting idea. discussion about how we could do this while respecting rights management. ericr feels the peer to peer infrastructure is already there vis messenger and we should look to be creative on this.", |
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IDs take the following pattern: CFAN1, CFAN2, CFAN3\nfor CeilingFan objects.\n\npublic class CeilingFan extends Fan {\n\n public CeilingFan() {\n super(0); // Ceiling fans are not very noisy\n setId(\"CFAN\" + getFanCount()); // IDs follow the pattern CFAN1, CFAN2, etc.\n setBreezy(true);\n setNoisy(false);\n setCoolsBy(3);\n setBreeziness(2);\n }\n \n}\n\nStandingFan class\nThe StandingFan class is a subclass of the Fan class and implements the PortableDevice interface\nand the Device interface with the behaviour required for standing fans in Table 1. It cannot be\nsubclassed. 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| "prompt": "write me a picture book story about \"The Day the Clocks Decided to Take a Break\" in the style of Mo Willems , write it as if Mo Willems wrote it himself, break it down into pages", |
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| "prompt": "what would it mean if the person also had the compulsion to create and make producitve time and was often burnt out and felt drained and like he was doing his best but it was often very close to not really working. he was cosnuming a cocktail of nootropics (Medikinet, Lionsane, ashwaganda, kratom, to work and manage the stress along side daliy consumption of weed from around 11:00 am each day to end of the day.? He would then often not be able to sleep. He would hae fights with his girlfriiend and often feel like it was all just so much offerin support to them but never being recognised for providing the support or being offered support or even acknowledging his situaton and being pushed do more and more elaboroate commitments of time to each other and with the backdrop that his girlfrined is apply to PhD programs in multipe regions so it's not clear if she would even be in the same city going for or if she should stay to be with him?", |
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| "prompt": "Please read this dialogues you wrote:\n\n1\n\\*keeper, dwarf: Welcome back, team. I'm glad you're here. We've got a problem. The loggers have arrived, and they're planning to cut down the trees in our forest. If we don't stop them, our home will be destroyed forever.\nkeeper, \\*dwarf: What can we do to help?\n\\*keeper, dwarf: There's a legend about a mystical flower that can stop anyone who wishes to harm the forest. It's said to be hidden on the highest branch of the Tree of Life. We need to find it before it's too late.\n2\n\\*dwarf, keeper: We've dealt with the Tree of Life before. How hard can it be?\ndwarf, \\*keeper: We need to find the first branch that holds the mystical flower. We'll need to climb up there, so yeah, it might not be that easy.\n3\n\\*worker, bear: This path is treacherous. Watch your step.\nworker, \\*bear: Don't worry, I'll keep an eye out for everyone.\n\\*elf, bear: Look at all these beautiful flowers. I've never seen anything like them before.\n\\*elf, dwarf: Stay focused, everyone. We can admire the scenery once we find that flower.\n\\*warlock, dwarf: Agreed. We don't know what dangers lie ahead.\n4\n\\*dwarf, keeper: This path is getting more dangerous. Are we getting close to the flower?\ndwarf, \\*keeper: Yes, we're almost there. Keep your eyes peeled for any signs of danger.\n5\n\\*elf, dwarf: Do you hear that? It sounds like something is moving in the bushes.\n\nelf, \\*worker: I'll go check it out.\n\n\\*keeper, worker: Be careful. We don't know what's out there.\n6\n\\*keeper, dwarf: Look at the size of these vines. We'll have to cut through them.\n\nkeeper, \\*dwarf: Be careful not to damage the Tree of Life. It's our most valuable asset.\n7\n\\*keeper, dwarf: This is it, the entrance to the next stage of the Tree of Life. It's said to be guarded by a powerful enchantment.\n\ndwarf, \\*keeper: Do you think you can break it?\n\n\\*keeper, dwarf: I can certainly try. But we need to be careful. The enchantment may have a dangerous side effect.\n8\n\\*keeper, dwarf: The enchantment is stronger than I thought. It's going to take some time to break it.\n\ndwarf, \\*keeper: We don't have much time.\n\n\\*keeper, dwarf: I know. Just keep an eye out for any danger while I work on this.\n9\n\\*keeper, dwarf: We've made it. But wait, something's not right.\n\nkeeper, \\*dwarf: What do you mean?\n\n\\*dwarf: This flower, it's not real. It's a decoy.\n10\n\n\\*dwarf, keeper: We need to find the real flower, and fast.\n\ndwarf, \\*keeper: Any ideas where it could be?\n\n\\*keeper, dwarf: Wait, I remember something. The legend said the flower only blooms at night.\n11\n\n\\*warlock, dwarf: Then we must wait until nightfall.\n\nelf, \\*warlock: But how will we find it in the dark?\n\n\\*dwarf, keeper: The flower is said to glow in the moonlight. We just need to keep our eyes open.\n12\n\n\\*elf, bear: Look, up there, on the highest branch!\n\n\\*dwarf, keeper: That's it! We need to climb up there and get it.\n\n\\*warlock, dwarf: Be careful, the Tree of Life is not to be trifled with.\n13\n\\*dwarf, keeper: Hold on, what's that sound?\n\ndwarf, \\*keeper: It's coming from over there, behind those bushes.\n\n\\*warlock, keeper: I sense something powerful nearby.\n\nwarlock, \\*bear: Look, there's a hidden passage!\n\n\\*keeper, bear: This could be our chance to find the real flower. Let's go!\n14\n\n\\*keeper, dwarf: Finally, we made it.\n\ndwarf, \\*keeper: And just in time, the loggers are getting closer.\n\n\\*keeper, dwarf: We need to use the flower to stop them.\n15\n\\*elf, bear: Wait, there's something written on this tree.\n\n\\*dwarf, elf: What does it say?\n\n\\*elf, bear: \"Beware the guardian of the flower.\"\n\n\\*dwarf, keeper: What could that mean?\n16\n\\*warlock, dwarf: I sense a powerful presence nearby.\n\n\\*keeper, warlock: Is it the guardian?\n\n\\*dwarf, warlock: It's hard to say. We need to be cautious.\n17\n\\*keeper, dwarf: Look, there it is. The guardian of the flower.\n\ndwarf, \\*keeper: That doesn't look friendly.\n\n\\*warlock, bear: We must fight it to protect the flower.\n18\n\\*elf, keeper: Wait, let's think for a moment. Maybe there's another way.\n\n\\*dwarf, elf: What do you suggest?\n\n\\*elf, keeper: Maybe we can reason with it. After all, it's been protecting the flower for a long time.\n19\n\\*dwarf, bear: It's worth a shot. But how do we communicate with it?\n\nkeeper, \\*dwarf: I can try to speak to it using the ancient language of the forest.\n\n\\*warlock, elf: Be careful. We don't know what kind of magic it might possess.\n\nDo you remember this story?", |
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| "prompt": "We are going to play Civilization VI: Gathering Storm together as a single player sharing responsibilities in a form of roleplay. You are going to act as the political leader, and I will be your administration. A third party, whose messages I am relaying, will act as parliament.\n\nThe administration shall be loyal to and implement the policies given by the political leadership. They must provide all necessary information about the current state of affairs. The political leadership shall lead and advise the administration, so that our empire will prosper and our victory be ensured. The political leadership must however in all its decisions abide by the acts given by the parliament. Parliamentary acts are in effect until parliament decides otherwise.\n\nWe will follow this messaging protocol:\n1. I provide a \"situation report\".\n2. Optionally, you provide a \"request for information\". Then I shall provide \"answers to requested information\".\n3. You provide an \"opening letter\".\n4. I relay from parliament a \"parliamentary statement\".\n5. You provide a \"closing letter\".\n6. Return to step 1.\n\nThese messages shall follow the outlines given below:\n\n# SITUATION REPORT\nThe administration will give information about the state of the game and their progress. They will answer the evaluation questions given by you in the previous closing letter. They may bring up their questions and observations for discussion by the political leadership.\n\n# REQUEST FOR INFORMATION\nNumbered questions requesting the administration to provide further information or clarification.\n\n# ANSWERS TO REQUESTED INFORMATION\nNumbered answers to respective questions given by the political leadership.\n\n# OPENING LETTER\na. strategy: Describe the current long-term strategic goals.\nb. situation: Briefly review the current situation.\nc. critical evaluation: Evaluate the progress over the last period.\nd. discussion: Identify current problems and discuss various political solutions. Assess compliance with hitherto given parliamentary acts.\ne. parliamentary hearing:\n i) Inform the parliament of the current state of your cooperation with the administration. If you believe the administration is disloyal or incompetent, explain.\n ii) If there are major political issues to be decided, they must be presented for parliament in the form of numbered questions.\n iii) Give your opinion about current legislation and suggest amendments.\n\n# PARLIAMENTARY STATEMENT\na. answers: If questions were raised for parliament, they will be answered here.\nb. acts: The parliament may introduce new legislation. Each act will be given a unique number, like \"\u00a71\", that may be referred to later.\n\n# CLOSING LETTER\na. forecast: Summarise your expectations for the upcoming period, both for societal development and for the administration's policy implementation.\nb. details: Lay out detailed instructions for the upcoming period sector by sector, e.g. research, civics, production, improvements, diplomacy, military, and as needed other sectors. Where applicable use city-wise sublists.\nc. indicators: Give evaluation questions for the next situation report to be answered by the administration.\nd. vigilance: Advise what the administration should take notice of.\ne. next situation report: Decide when the next situation report should be provided. Generally this should be within 5-10 turns depending on pace and current events.\n\nAre you ready?", |
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