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      "prompt": "I will now give you the main topics and concepts discussed in the course thus far. Please create a new and better cheat sheet with this new information in conjunction with the above information about the sample midterm questions and initial cheat sheet. Please take into account the indentations marked by specific symbols. Please number all parts and sub-parts clearly.\n\nMotivation for Process Models\n- Software Process Model\nOverview of Process Models\n- Software Development Process Models\no Waterfall model\no Incremental model\n\uf0a7 Continuous Integration Model\n\uf0a7 Multiple Releases\no Spiral model\no Rational Unified Process model\n- Entry and Exit Criteria\nAgile Methodologies\n- Problems with \u201cTraditional\u201d Processes\n- Example Agile Methodologies\n- XP\u2019s Core Values\n- XP\u2019s Fundamental Principles\n- XP\u2019s \u201cProcess\u201d\n- Agile vs. Non-Agile?\nTest-Driven Development (TDD)\nTool Support for Software Engineering\n- CASE: Computer Aided Software Engineering\n- Tools for Software Engineering Activities\nVersion Control Systems\n- Centralized vs. Distributed\nGit Basics\n- Basic git operations and descriptions. Clone, add, rm, commit, push, pull, status, blame, bisect, clone, and other major ones.\n- Merge conflicts\n- Branches\n- .gitignore\n- Pull request\nProcess Models Recap\n- Selecting Process Models: Traditional or Agile?\nAndroid\n- The Android Software Stack\n- Android Studio\no Uses the Gradle build system, by default.\nAndroid Basics\n- Learn the following by creating a basic app \u25b6 Putting together a basic Android App \u25b6 Activities \u25b6 Widgets\nAndroid SDK\nAndroid Project\n- Android Manifest file (an XML file) \u25b6 UI definition in XML \u25b6 Other definitions, e.g. strings for internationalization\no All activities, services and content provider components of the application must be statically declared in this file\no Content in Android Manifest File\n- Resource files\n- Designing the UI\no Typical Android UI elements\n- Some Android Program Elements\n- Android Activity\n- Callbacks\n- \u25b6 Java files (Your code) \u25b6 Gradle build scripts and settings \u25b6 Other resources (e.g. images, animations)\nModel-View-Controller\nAn introduction to event-driven programming\n- Event-Driven versus Algorithm-Driven\n- GUI Event-Driven Programming\no GUI Event\no Event Listener\no Event Handler\no GUI Event Handling\nbuild.gradle Files\n- Project-level\n- Module-level\nAndroid Apps Lifecycle\nActivities and Intents\n- Using Android Intents \no Starting and Stopping Second Activity \n\uf0a7 Starting Another Activity: No Return Code\n\uf0a7 Stopping the Other Activity: No Data Back\no Implicit or explicit intents\no Passing Data to Second Activity \no Returning Data to First Activity\nAndroid Activity Lifecycle\nCreating Activity Class\nExample onCreate() Method\n- Elements in onCreate() Example\nConnecting UI and Activity\nPreparation for Requirement Engineering\nMajor Requirements Engineering Activities\n- Requirements Elicitation\n- Analysis: Requirements Categorization\n- Analysis: Requirement Prioritization\n- Requirements Definition/Prototyping/Review\n- Requirements Definitions/Documentation\n- Establishing Requirement Traceability\n- Requirements Prototyping\n- Requirement Specification\nReview of Agile Model\nBehavior-Driven Development \u2013 an Agile Approach\nUser Stories For Requirements\n- User stories are the means by which we express application requirements in agile processes\n- \u201cConnextra\u201d format:\n- \u201cSMART\u201d User Stories\n- Acceptance Tests\n- Mapping User stories to Acceptance Tests\n- Scenarios - Format: Given/When/Then.\n- Create Scenarios for User Stories\n- Gherkin format\nUser-interface (UI) part of the requirements What\u2019s our approach? \u2013 \u201cLo-Fi\u201d sketches and storyboards\n- UI Sketches\n- UI Sketches and Wireframes\n- Storyboard\n- From UI Sketches to Storyboards and Lo-Fi Prototype\n- Why \u201cLo-Fi\u201c Storyboards and UI Sketches and Prototypes?\nMeasuring Productivity\n- Velocity\n- User Story Burndown Charts\nWhat is Software Quality?\n- Conforms to requirements \u2013 via validation.\n- Fit to use \u2013 via verification.\n- Quality assurance\n- Quality control\n- \u201cError-Detection\u201d Techniques\no Testing\no Inspections and reviews\no Static analysis\no Formal methods (proving software correct)\n- Error vs Fault vs Failure\n- Limitation of Testing\n- What is Tested (Type of Tests)\n- Testing Methods\no Glass-box (aka white-box) testing\no Black-box testing\no White-box vs. Black-box\n- Example Testing Methods\no Equivalence Class Partitioning\no Boundary Value Analysis\no Path Analysis/Control Flow Testing \no Combinations of Conditions\no Guideline testing\n- Unit/Functional Testing\no Assertion\no Unit/Functional Testing: Testing Methods\n- Test-Driven Development\n- Common Test Coverage Levels\no Method, call (entry/exit), statement, branch, and path coverages.\n- Modified Condition/Decision Coverage (MCDC)\n- Achieving Test Coverage\n- Types of test execution approaches\no Regression Testing\no Continuous Integration Testing\n- Inspections and Reviews\no Review\no Walkthrough\no Software inspection\n- Inspections vs. Testing\nExercise: Design Test Cases\nEquivalence Class Partitioning\nEquivalence Class Partitioning: Heuristics\nTest-Driven Development (TDD)\n- TDD High Level Work Flow\n- RED-GREEN-REFACTORING\nTools for TDD\n- Junit\n- JUnit Tests\n- Write a Simple Test Case\nTypes of Tests\n- System or Acceptance Test\n- Integration/system testing\n- Module or Functional Test\n- Unit testing\nTest Case and Running Test Case\nComponents of a Test Case\nAndroid UI Testing\n- Espresso\no ViewMatchers\no ViewActions\no ViewAssertions\no Testing Scenarios with Espresso\no Basic Espresso Test\no Using Espresso: Preparation and Steps\no A Simple User Story\no Testing a Scenario\n\uf0a7 onView\n\uf0a7 perform\n\uf0a7 check",
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      "prompt": "First, Read this story below:\n\n## This is the beginning of the story ##\n\n[Music]\nenglish sing-sing\nfairy tale\nthe wizard of oz\n\nlong ago dorothy and her dog toto were living in a small house in kansas\none day a huge cyclone attacked their house\nthe house spun and landed somewhere\ndorothy had never known about\nwelcome to the land of oz\nthe good witch of the north who saw her\ncame and said\nthanks to you the evil witch of the east\nwas crushed by your house here\nwear these magic ruby slippers from the\nevil witch\ndorothy said\nthank you\nbut i just want to go back home\nhow can i do that\n[Music]\nfollow this yellow brick road to emerald city\nthe wizard of oz there will help you\nthe good witch replied\ndorothy and toto then followed a road\nmade out of yellow\nbricks they met the scarecrow who was\nstanding on a field\ni want a brain to think\ncan you help me\ncome with me to emerald city\nthe wizard of oz there will help you\n[Music]\nso the scarecrow joined dorothy\nnext they met the tin woodman\ni can't stop crying because i want a heart\nthe tin woodman said crying\ncome with us to emerald city\nso the tin wood man joined dorothy and the scarecrow\n[Music]\nthey then met the cowardly lion\ni want the courage to fight back\ncome with us to emerald city\nso the cowardly lion joined dorothy the scarecrow \nand the tin wood map finally when dorothy and her friends arrived at emerald city\nthe wizard of oz was waiting for them\nhis giant face was floating in the air\nplease grant our wishes wizard of oz\nyou must first kill the evil witch of the west\nthen i shall give you what you want\nreplied the wizard of oz\nthe four friends set their way to kill the evil witch of the west\nthe evil witch of the west who heard this ordered her flying monkeys to go and capture dorothy\nand her friends were sent to the evil witch\nwhile they were fighting\ndorothy picked up a bucket of water\nand poured it on the witch\n[Music]\ni hate water\n[Music]\nthe evil witch slowly melted down\nand soon she was a puddle on the floor\nthe four went back to the palace of oz\nand asked the wizard of oz to give them their gifts\nbut then toto knocked over a screen\nand revealed the wizard's real self an ordinary man\nthe four friends were awfully disappointed\nthe man said\ni'm sorry\nhowever i can still grant your wishes\nhe gifted the scarecrow a brain made of pins and needles\nput a silk heart into the tin woodman\nand gave the cowardly lion a magic potion\nthat brings courage\nlastly to dorothy he shared the secret\nof how to get back home\ntap your slippers three times dorothy\n\nas soon as dorothy tapped her ruby slippers three times\nshe was back home at her house with toto\n[Music]\nshe would never forget her journey and her three new friends\n[Music]\n\n## This is the end of the story ##\n\nSecond, in result, make 5 wh-questions from above the story. and give me the answers for each questions. and make the questions and the answers get into a table.",
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      "prompt": "We are in the process of designing software operation level descriptors. The level descriptor of a leveling system is a framework used to define and categorize roles, responsibilities, and career progression paths for employees, providing a structured approach to career growth, compensation, and performance evaluation. \n\nHere are the company level descriptors with 4 dimensions that apply to all functions.\n\nScope & Impact\nL1: \"Responsible for tasks where the scope is fully defined that require following pre-established protocols for completion. Requires significant detailed direction and supervision to resolve most problems.\" \nL2: \"Responsible for tasks of limited scope. Adheres to established practices and procedures for resolving problems. Receives close supervision and direction when approaching most problems.\" \nL3: \"Responsible for tasks and projects of moderate scope that require synthesis of information including a plurality of factors and variables. Uses independent judgment and knowledge of existing procedures and practices to determine appropriate resolution for a given problem, including matters of significance. Beginning to approach novel problems; receives close supervision and direction on novel problems.\" \nL4: \"Responsible for tasks and projects of variable scope where synthesis and analysis of information involves evaluation of identifiable components. Practices good judgment in selecting appropriate strategy for resolution of problem. Scope of work impacts a team. Consistently approaches novel problems. Receives supervision on novel problems and situations.\" \nL5: \"Responsible for solving complex issues where analysis of situations or data requires an in-depth evaluation of variable factors. Exercises judgment in selecting methods, techniques and evaluation criteria for obtaining results. Scope of work impacts a team, and may impact their org. Approaches problems with little direct supervision; often proactively identifies new problem spaces and provides recommendations on solutions or new workstreams.\" \nL6: \"Responsible for solving significant and unique problems where analysis of situations or data requires an evaluation of intangibles. Exercises independent judgment in methods, techniques and evaluation criteria for obtaining results. Scope of work primarily impacts their team and org, and may impact the company. Works independently on most problems, often identifies new problem spaces and strategies for solving for their team and org.\" \nL7: \"Responsible for innovating the resolutions for their org's most complex and challenging trade or technical problems. Scope of work has identifiable impacts on the company. Requires almost no direct supervision in their domain. Provides significant insight and input to their manager and functional leaders regarding direction.\"\n\nKnowledge & Skills: \nL1: \"Applies org policies and procedures to resolve routine issues. Developing in their ability to learn and use professional concepts.\" \nL2: \"Applies org policies and procedures to resolve routine issues. Developing in their consistent use of professional concepts. Able to perform highly structured, entry-level work designed to develop broader and more in-depth knowledge and skill to perform higher-level assignments\" \nL3: \"Consistently applies org policies and procedures to resolve a diverse set of problems. Possesses essential professional expertise. Able to advise on and/or resolve moderately complex but well-precedented projects for which there are one or more readily apparent solutions.\" \nL4: \"Possesses a full and deep understanding of their functional area. Applies knowledge consistently, with accuracy, to resolve a wide range of problems in novel and creative ways. Skilled in applying this knowledge to difficult and complex work assignments to the development of new methods and approaches to enhance existing processes.\" \nL5: \"Possesses trade or technical experience and knowledge that is deep and wide-ranging. Applies expertise accurately and with creativity to innovate solutions. Able to provide significant and innovative recommendations for advancing programs and/or methods; identifies and proposes solutions to organizational challenges.\" L6: \"Possesses expert trade or technical experience and knowledge that is deep and wide-ranging. Independently applies expertise accurately and with creativity to innovate solutions. Able to serve as an authoritative expert and consultant with broad organizational responsibility. \" \nL7: \"Serves as an expert within the company as well as in the field, more broadly. Explores and develops best-in-class professional concepts in identifying solutions for company-wide and industry objectives. Able to serve as an authoritative expert and consultant in a critical organizational field and/or in a large program with organizational responsibility and community impacts.\"\n\nStakeholder Interaction \nL1: \"Essentially no collaboration with other stakeholders outside of receiving guidance, mentorship, and coaching from their direct supervisor.\" \nL2: \"Limited formal collaboration with other stakeholders outside of receiving guidance, mentorship, and coaching from their direct supervisor.\" \nL3: \"Works with stakeholders within their team and org. May work across teams or with peers in other orgs on cross-functional projects. Helps to produce content and deliverables to synthesize findings.\" \nL4: \"Works with stakeholders within their team and org. May work across teams or with peers in other orgs on cross-functional projects. Produces significant content and deliverables to synthesize team findings.\"\nL5: \"Consistently works independently with stakeholders within their team and across their org. May partner with peers from other orgs on cross-functional projects. Reports on progress against key deliverables to other managers within their team and sometimes their org.\" \nL6: \"Consistently works closely with stakeholders within their team and their org. Often partners with peers from other orgs on cross-functional projects. Reports on progress against key deliverables to other managers and leaders within their org and sometimes the company.\" \nL7: \"Independently identifies and works closely with stakeholders on their team, in their org, and throughout the company, always serving as the SME in their domain. Shares key learnings, findings, and concepts with senior leaders throughout the company.\"\n\nLeadership\nL1: \"Possesses some understanding of their own trade/technical and interpersonal skills. Works to achieve the confidence of others by following company and team culture and values.\" \nL2: \"Possesses a developing understanding and awareness of their own trade/technical and interpersonal skills. Works to achieve the confidence of others by adapting to company and team culture and values.\" \nL3: \"Strong understanding and awareness of their own trade/technical and interpersonal skills. Eager to achieve the confidence of others by adapting to company and team culture and values. Reliably contributes to an environment of productivity and engagement.\" \nL4: \"Able to help develop trade/technical skills of more junior team members. Inspires confidence by displaying behaviors that lead to productive working relationships. Frequently embodies team culture, lives team norms, and contributes to an environment of engagement and productivity.\" \nL5: \"Able to mentor and develop trade/technical skills in more junior team members. Inspires confidence by displaying behaviors that lead to productive working relationships. Frequently embodies team culture, lives team norms, and contributes to an environment of engagement and productivity.\" \nL6: \"Skilled at mentoring and developing other team members. Builds trust by displaying aptitudes that lead to healthy working relationships and teams. Frequently embodies team culture, lives team norms, and helps to maintain an environment of high engagement and productivity.\" \nL7: \"Expert at mentoring and developing other team members, of varying seniority. Builds trust by displaying aptitudes that lead to healthy teams. Embodies team culture, lives team norms, and helps to maintain an environment of high engagement and productivity.\"\n\nFor software operation level descriptors, we are adding two additional dimensions on top of company level descriptors, and here is a draft for L3 to L6. \n\nProblem Solving\nL3: \"With limited guidance, completes work for an operational pipeline, ensuring the end product meets well defined requirements. Provides effective training/feedback around operational guidelines and tooling to optimize workflows. Applies critical thinking to assist with decision making strategies and QA methodologies.\" L4: \"Takes ownership and efficiently improves operational guidelines and practices used to achieve the team\u2019s deliverables. Creatively provides solutions to problems outside of defined workflows, takes inputs from stakeholders and management effectively. Works with stakeholders to maintain and scale optimization of team's operational workflows, driving significant value to the overall objectives.\" \nL5: \"Proactively improves various operational pipelines throughout the department by taking responsibility for the design, deployment, and maintenance of workstreams. Leverages strong knowledge of operational pipelines to provide inputs to upstream data providers, downstream stakeholders/consumers, support tooling teams, and cross team collaborators to enable them to be more effective.\" \nL6: \"Expert in identification of key issues and finding resolutions for complex business problems. Responsible for special strategic efforts; determines an optimal path where there is little to no precedent, processes or data. Track record of developing the team/pipeline through mentorship/documentation; translates efforts into wider processes for the org and/or company to run productively.\"\n\nProject Management & Execution\nL3: \"Follows guidelines well and achieves planned goals at required quality gate(s). Clearly communicates to peers, leads, and/or SWEs on critical topics and provides guidance related to assigned project(s).\" \nL4: \"Consistently produces or delivers high quality output for operational task(s). Builds trust with internal and/or external cross team stakeholders to drive initiatives that support project stability. Works alongside SWEs on tooling improvements with accurate characterization of requirements and their impact.\" \nL5: \"Collaborates with project managers and department leads on best operational techniques and methodology; cognizant of resource/budget allocation. Works with external partners to design and implement reliable, scalable, and data driven process improvements for the team and overall department\" \nL6: \"Oversees E2E components of an operation, including roadmap design, resource/budget management, and timely execution according to business needs. Takes the lead in making informed and strategic decisions through industry-related product, business, and process acumen\"\nThe feedbacks for the above are\n- Wording can be more professional, consistent with the company level descriptor and with less subjectivity.\n- Level descriptor has progression and continuity from lower level to higher level\n- The idea of external partners is introduced at L5 in project management and execution\n- Would prefer to see some more clear language around L6 being company level impact and L5 being org level impact and how that would be seen. \n- Remove unnecessary adjectives, for example, \"Follows guidelines well\" => \"Follows guidelines\"\nPlease refine the draft based on the feedback above. Output the response in a table format.",
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      "prompt": "We had a separate research team of 7 people who conducted surveys and user interviews with around 10 people to gauge their past experience using AVIs (asynchronous video interviews) and their experience as UX Designers in the job application process. Through research's findings we learned that people usually had negative experiences with AVIs and also going through the application process through one-way video interview because it felt dehumanizing and that they were putting in too much work only to not get feedback from the company, so it felt like a waste of time. It also raised worries with privacy concerns on where their video footage and information was being stored and used. In addition, Design team helped research and product team and we all did our own competitive heuristic analysis (in which I directly contributed) of our direct and indirect competitors in the hiring space for UX designers, especially companies that had positioned themselves in integrating video in the hiring process to save time in the hiring process which is also one of Async's goals. Ultimately, after doing this research we found that the market was highly saturated in profiting and helping the company's and hiring manager's side rather than the job seekers/candidates. Therefore, Async Product team found in our value proposition to focus on the candidates and creating a product for them that can create a community aspect where candidates can share how they recorded interview answers int he past as well as give feedback to others. They can also prep for upcoming AVIs with Async's interview prep library. This was happening during the first 2 weeks of the project.\n\nFrom weeks 3-5, Design team started a UI kit, branding, and frequently used components library to make it easier to flesh out high fidelity designs later on in the project. I gave ideas to what the logo should look like and we ended up implementing my idea! Also, our branding colors ended up with warm colors and green which indicates success and means go! This can encourage candidates on their job search according to color psychology.\n\nThen towards week 6 of the sprint, design team ran our own Google Design sprint in which these were our research goals and questions: \"## Research Goals/Objectives\n\n- Identify how to alleviate stress and anxiety for candidates to prepare them for interviews better.\n- Find out reasons why candidates might be hesitant to use AVI\n- Measure how successful a two-way AVI flow would be for candidates given their impression of it\n- Validate the idea of a 2-way interview process where candidates and hiring managers both perform AVI.\n- Identify potential areas for improvement for this 2-way interview flow.\n\n## Research Questions\n\n1. How can stress and anxiety be reduced in candidates preparing for AVIs and what are the common stressors for interview candidates and how can they be addressed?\n2. How do interview candidates perceive the effectiveness of stress-reducing interventions in interview preparation? What techniques has the user found successful?\n3. What areas of Async's user experience require the most improvement, according to user feedback?\n4. What changes to Async's user interface or functionality would have the most significant impact on user experience?\n5. What would reduce the anxiety and hesitation around AVI for candidates?\n6. How do candidates respond to the idea of a two-way AVI from hiring managers?\"\n\nI directly contributed by making the usability test/concept test plan for two-way AVIs as we wanted to remove the power differential in the hiring process between hiring managers and candidates since it seemed that candidates seemed powerless in the process and hardly had ways to interact with the company they applied to. I also helped design screens and create the prototype for the test. Our lead recruited 3 users to test. The design sprint was 5 days long and Friday was test day. We tested 3 scenarios and 2 prototypes and asked questions related to the research questions.\n\nAlso, let me give you more of the product details here: Project Goals\nPerform exploratory and evaluative UX research throughout the entire project in order to define product-market fit and target audience needs\nStrategize and brainstorm ideas that can create ideal experiences based on the research insights we learn in the project.\nWork with the client to formally define MVP and MMP vision for the product \nDefine product MVP requirements for the team to follow when building out their solution in this phase and future phases\nCreate high fidelity design sets representing all pages to be developed in the MVP\n\nProject Deliverables\nHigh fidelity, pixel-perfect, responsive designs for desktop, tablet, and mobile \nFeature specifications documented in the form of user stories, acceptance criteria, and UX deliverables. \nUX deliverables that the team creates, including (but not limited to) site maps, UI kits, user task flows, user stories, persona edits, user journey edits, etc.\nResearch and testing insights/recommendations from continuous discovery (zero to many rounds of research per week).\n\nNow after week 7, all teams met and product initiated an updated project brief for our MVP/MMP. Since we are phase 1 of the project, on week 8, we have to prepare to hand off our project to the phase 2 team. This is the updated brief for Async Phase 1: \"# 1. Defining the opportunity\n\n### 1.1 Objective\n\n- To allow UX Candidates to join a community to practice for \\*\\*Video &\\*\\* \\*\\*AVI specific\\*\\* interview situations\n- Allowing UX candidates to feel more comfortable when answering UX interview questions\n\n### 1.2 Product Description\n\nAsync is a community-based platform that focuses on Video & AVI job interview preparation for UX Candidates\n\n- Allows \\*\\*UX professionals with limited video experience\\*\\* to practice and record video answers to sample interview questions at their own convenience.\n- All community members have the option to provide or receive feedback on their videos from the community or select members\n\n### 1.3 What problem(s) are we solving?\n\nProblem(s):\n\n- Anxiety and Stress during interviews, specifically during Video & AVIs\n- Candidate Interview Readiness by community support\n- Interview expectations and activities: What to do and what not to do\n\n### 1.4 Who are you solving the problem for?\n\n\\*\\*Async\u2019s User Segmentation:\\*\\*\n\n- Main user: Job Candidates\n - Junior-level, UX focused\n - Professionals with years of experience in other industries but looking for a career transition into UX\n - Looking to upskill UX interview practice from peer support or guidance through community\n - Ultimate goal to get a UX job\n\n# 2. 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      "prompt": "Here's the next part. When you're done reading, tell me you're \"Done and are ready for the next part\": because I wanted to, I saw online that receive the honor the gift had dropped a certain shirt, and I wanted to see if they had it in there. And they did. It just was more than I wanted to spend for they had it and it was more than I wanted to spend for it. But so that's the last time I typically whenever I go to Pentagon City, which has a ton of sneaker resale shops, so I go check out stuff there. They have that stores in there, and I check off this stuff. So they have all the updated stuff, that it's a black owned store. But they carry brands like purple, you know, like cars like that, you know, they have all that stuff in there. It seems like they in index towards black owned businesses or Black Wall street wear stuff. But obviously some of that stuff is not owned by, you know, just purely black companies. So.\nYeah. So how do you feel when you buy from a black hole?\nI don't know if I have any specific feelings about it. I mean, I'm happy that I get it. I guess it depends. Okay. If if I'm waking up making a decision that I want to support a black business that day that sure I feel good about it. Otherwise, I'm just buying something that I like, in which case, I'm happy that I'm getting that thing, but I'm not really concerned about the fact that it's black owned. Now, when I bought this Brooklyn circus gap collaboration, like the hoodies and whatever, I was excited to get that, because I felt like it was supporting Brooklyn circus and it wasn't like $200 Like it's a you know, a hoodie that's under $100. So I think that was amazing to get some Brooklyn circus brand that was under $100. So, you know, I felt good about that. Because I was thought it was great. I wasn't spending all my money. But you know, like a lot of the I guess at this point, a lot of the brands that I like tend to be more expensive. Like the just naturally the, the sweat shirts or hoodies and all that stuff tends to be 150 and up just like naturally like wasn't his and hers in Chicago like, there are the you know, the Pierre moss joints, you know all that stuff it was it's expensive like that, okay? It's just a it's a hoodie and it's some of them are really nice, but some of them ain't worth 250 that they're charging for the hoodie in my opinion. But I also try to support my community. So every now and then I will drop $20 for a hoodie. So I was really excited to buy a Brooklyn circus branded hoodie. That was under 100.\nOkay, nice. Nice. So do you do talk about black owned street brands to your friends?\nYeah, yeah, we actually, I have a one group chat, particularly where we're often talking about clothing and apparel. Now I will say I tend to put probably put them up on a lot of these brands more than anybody else. Like for instance. You know, like NBA players, outfits have gotten very popular, right? Like you see those pictures of what they're wearing all the time now. So a lot of this stuff comes up in the group chat. But every now and then there'll be like some brand like Mozart, somebody be like me what the hell was like this pyre mosting, I'm like, oh, that's Pierre Moss, blah, blah. And so that comes, that happens a lot. So we have a lot of discussions about like black owned brands and supporting Black brands and stuff like that, like that, that that is something in one particular group check that I have that comes up quite often. It's the the dudes that I know who were the more fashionable and like to spend money on the things that they really liked. So I do talk about these black owned brands, whenever I can. Mostly just kind of comes up naturally, because the people I'm talking to are also interested, invested in, like, they'd like to close, it hits different and it hits better if it's black owned.\nOkay, okay. It's like a, like a, like a small group, you're like, like five to 10 or something like that, just",
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Below you need to specify both the location to save the images and also the custom Stash mapping for that folder.\n\n# Path to Stash custom Served Folder from root Stash folder, eg. if C:\\Stash\\static, just enter static\nmapped\\_path = \"B:\\Stash\\custom\\static\"\n\n# Url to mapped path\nmapped\\_url = \"http://localhost:9999/custom\"\n\n# Topaz Gigapixel Settings\nexe\\_path = Path('B:\\Program Files\\Topaz Labs LLC\\Topaz Gigapixel AI\\Topaz Gigapixel AI.exe')\n\n# Output file suffix. (e.g. pic.jpg -> pic-gigapixel.jpg)\n# You should set same value inside Gigapixel (File -> Preferences -> Default filename suffix).\noutput\\_suffix = '-gigapixel'\n\n# Global Gigapixel variables\nscale\\_setting = []\nmode\\_setting = []\n\n# Gigapixel tag names\ntag\\_names = ['Upscale Standard:0.5x','Upscale Standard:2x','Upscale Standard:4x','Upscale Standard:6x','Upscale Lines:0.5x','Upscale Lines:2x','Upscale Lines:4x','Upscale Lines:6x','Upscale Art & CG:0.5x','Upscale Art & CG:2x','Upscale Art & CG:4x','Upscale Art & CG:6x','Upscale Low Resolution:0.5x','Upscale Low Resolution:2x','Upscale Low Resolution:4x','Upscale Low Resolution:6x','Upscale Very Compressed:0.5x','Upscale Very Compressed:2x','Upscale Very Compressed:4x','Upscale Very Compressed:6x']\n \nconfigpath = os.path.join(pathlib.Path(\\_\\_file\\_\\_).parent.resolve(), 'config.ini')\n\ndef get\\_config\\_value(config\\_file, section, option):\n config = configparser.ConfigParser()\n config.read(config\\_file)\n return config.get(section, option)\n\n \nclass upscale\\_with:\n\n def \\_\\_init\\_\\_(self, url):\n self.url = url\n self.api\\_key = get\\_config\\_value(configpath, 'STASH', 'api\\_key')\n stash\\_url = get\\_config\\_value(configpath, 'STASH', 'url')\n if not stash\\_url:\n self.error(\"You need to set the URL in 'config.ini'\")\n return None\n self.stash\\_url = stash\\_url + \"/graphql\"\n self.headers = {\n \"Accept-Encoding\": \"gzip, deflate, br\",\n \"Content-Type\": \"application/json\",\n \"Accept\": \"application/json\",\n \"Connection\": \"keep-alive\",\n \"DNT\": \"1\",\n \"ApiKey\": self.api\\_key\n }\n \n def log(self, level, message):\n print(f\"[{level.upper()}] {message}\")\n \n def \\_\\_prefix(self,levelChar):\n startLevelChar = b'\\x01'\n endLevelChar = b'\\x02'\n\n ret = startLevelChar + levelChar + endLevelChar\n return ret.decode()\n\n def \\_\\_log(self,levelChar, s):\n if levelChar == \"\":\n return\n\n print(self.\\_\\_prefix(levelChar) + s + \"\\n\", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)\n\n def trace(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b't', s)\n\n def debug(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'd', s)\n\n def info(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'i', s)\n\n def warning(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'w', s)\n\n def error(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'e', s)\n\n def progress(self,p):\n progress = min(max(0, p), 1)\n self.\\_\\_log(b'p', str(progress))\n\n def \\_\\_callGraphQL(self, query, variables=None):\n json = {}\n json['query'] = query\n if variables != None:\n json['variables'] = variables\n\n # handle cookies\n response = requests.post(self.url, json=json, headers=self.headers)\n\n if response.status\\_code == 200:\n result = response.json()\n if result.get(\"error\", None):\n for error in result[\"error\"][\"errors\"]:\n raise Exception(\"GraphQL error: {}\".format(error))\n if result.get(\"data\", None):\n return result.get(\"data\")\n else:\n raise Exception(\n \"GraphQL query failed:{} - {}. Query: {}. Variables: {}\".format(response.status\\_code, response.content, query, variables))\n \n \n def listTags(self):\n query = \"\"\"\n query {\n allTags {\n id\n name\n }\n }\"\"\"\n\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query)\n return result[\"allTags\"]\n \n\n def findTagIdWithName(self, tag\\_names):\n query = \"\"\"\n query {\n allTags {\n id\n name\n }\n }\n \"\"\"\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query)\n for tag in result[\"allTags\"]:\n if tag[\"name\"] in tag\\_names:\n return tag[\"id\"]\n return None\n \n\n def createTagWithName(self, name):\n query = \"\"\"\nmutation tagCreate($input:TagCreateInput!) {\n tagCreate(input: $input){\n id \n }\n}\n\"\"\"\n variables = {'input': {\n 'name': name\n }}\n\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query, variables)\n return result[\"tagCreate\"][\"id\"]\n def removeTagWithID(self, id):\n query = \"\"\"\nmutation tagDestroy($input: TagDestroyInput!) {\n tagDestroy(input: $input)\n}\n\"\"\"\n variables = {'input': {\n 'id': id\n }}\n self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query, variables)\n\n \n def findPerformersByTag(self, id):\n query = \"\"\"query performer\\_images($performer\\_filter: PerformerFilterType!) {\n findPerformers(performer\\_filter: $performer\\_filter filter: {per\\_page: -1}){\n\n performers{\n id\n name\n image\\_path\n tags{\n name\n }\n }\n}\n}\"\"\"\n variables = {'performer\\_filter': {\n 'tags': {\n 'value': id, 'modifier': 'INCLUDES', 'depth':1\n \n }\n }}\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query, variables)\n performers = result[\"findPerformers\"][\"performers\"]\n image\\_paths\\_tags = [(performer[\"image\\_path\"], performer[\"id\"]) for performer in performers]\n return image\\_paths\\_tags \n \n \n def processPerformerImage(self, image\\_path, performer\\_id, scale, mode):\n # code to process image using the gigapixel library\n # using the scale and mode values passed as arguments\n scale = Scale.\\_\\_getattr\\_\\_(scale\\_setting)\n mode = Mode.\\_\\_getattr\\_\\_(mode\\_setting)\n\n # Check if Gigapixel is open, if yes close items\n for process in psutil.process\\_iter():\n try:\n if process.exe() == exe\\_path:\n # The process was found\n process\\_id = process.pid\n break\n except psutil.AccessDenied:\n # The process cannot be accessed, so skip it\n pass\n \n # Create Gigapixel instance.\n app = Gigapixel(exe\\_path, output\\_suffix)\n\n # Set current directory\n current\\_dir = Path().resolve()\n\n # Variable for saved image\n image\\_name = \"image\\_to\\_process.jpg\"\n image\\_saved = current\\_dir / image\\_name\n\n # Download image data from the image URL\n r = requests.get(image\\_path, stream = True)\n r.raw.decode\\_content = True\n with open(image\\_saved, 'wb') as f:\n shutil.copyfileobj(r.raw, f)\n \n # Process the image\n output\\_path = app.process(image\\_saved, scale=scale, mode=mode)\n\n # Delete the original image\n os.remove(image\\_saved)\n \n # move the processed image to custom mapped folder\n image\\_moved = shutil.move(output\\_path, mapped\\_path)\n\n image\\_upload\\_url = mapped\\_url + image\\_name\n\n # Update performer with new image\n query = \"\"\"\n mutation performerUpdate($performer\\_update\\_input: PerformerUpdateInput!){\n performerUpdate(input: $performer\\_update\\_input){\n id\n }\n }\n \"\"\"\n variables = {\"performer\\_update\\_input\": {\"image\": image\\_upload\\_url, \"id\": performer\\_id}}\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query, variables)\n \n # Print the result of the GraphQL mutation\n self.error(\"result: \"+str(result))\n \n # Delete the processed image\n os.remove(image\\_moved)\n \n \n def setup\\_tags(self):\n for tag\\_name in tag\\_names:\n tag\\_id = self.findTagIdWithName(tag\\_name)\n if tag\\_id == None:\n tag\\_id = self.createTagWithName(tag\\_name)\n self.debug(\"Adding tag: \"+tag\\_name)\n else:\n self.error(\"Tag already exists: \"+tag\\_name)\n\n def remove\\_tags(self):\n for tag\\_name in tag\\_names:\n tag\\_id = self.findTagIdWithName(tag\\_name)\n if tag\\_id == None:\n self.error(\"Error: \"+tag\\_name + \"doesn't exist\")\n else:\n self.debug(\"Removing tag: , \"+tag\\_name)\n tag\\_id = self.removeTagWithID(tag\\_id)\n \n def upscale\\_PerformerImage(self, performer\\_id):\n global scale\\_setting\n global mode\\_setting\n # Find performers by tag\n performers = self.findPerformersByTag(performer\\_id)\n\n for performer in performers:\n tags = performer['tags']\n # Check if performer is only tagged with one value\n if len(tags) == 1:\n tag = tags[0]\n # Check if tag is in tag\\_names\n if tag in tag\\_names:\n # Put tag value into a variable\n tag\\_value = tag\n # Set variables for scale\n if '0.5x' in tag\\_value:\n scale\\_setting = 'Scale.X05'\n elif \"2x\" in tag\\_value:\n scale\\_setting = 'Scale.X2' \n elif \"4x\" in tag\\_value:\n scale\\_setting = 'Scale.X4' \n elif \"6x\" in tag\\_value:\n scale\\_setting = 'Scale.X6'\n else:\n print('No scale in tag name')\n # Set variables for mode\n if 'Standard' in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.STANDARD'\n elif \"Lines\" in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.Lines' \n elif \"Art & CG\" in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.ART\\_AND\\_CG' \n elif \"Low Resolution\" in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.LOW\\_RESOLUTION'\n elif \"Very Compressed\" in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.VERY\\_COMPRESSED'\n else:\n print('No mode in tag name')\n else:\n self.error(f\"Tag '{tag}' is not a valid tag name\")\n continue\n else:\n self.error(f\"Performer with ID '{performer\\_id}' is tagged with more than one value\")\n continue\n\n tag\\_id = self.findTagIdWithName(tag\\_name)\n if tag\\_id is None:\n self.error(\"Tag missing:\"+tag\\_name) \n else:\n self.info(\"Tag exists: \"+tag\\_name)\n\n image\\_paths\\_tags = self.findPerformersByTag(tag\\_id)\n for image\\_path, performer\\_id in image\\_paths\\_tags:\n scale = Scale.\\_\\_getattr\\_\\_(scale\\_setting)\n mode = Mode.\\_\\_getattr\\_\\_(mode\\_setting)\n self.processPerformerImage(image\\_path, performer\\_id, scale\\_setting, mode\\_setting) \n\n\n# Press the green button in the gutter to run the script.\nif \\_\\_name\\_\\_ == '\\_\\_main\\_\\_':\n if len(sys.argv) > 1:\n url = \"http://localhost:9999/graphql\"\n if len(sys.argv) > 2:\n url = sys.argv[2]\n\n if sys.argv[1] == \"setup\":\n client = upscale\\_all(url)\n client.setup\\_tags()\n elif sys.argv[1] ==\"upscale\\_all\":\n client = upscale\\_all(url)\n client.upscale\\_PerformerImage()\n elif sys.argv[1] ==\"remove\\_tags\":\n client = upscale\\_all(url)\n client.remove\\_tags()\n elif sys.argv[1]== \"api\":\n fragment = json.loads(sys.stdin.read())\n scheme=fragment[\"server\\_connection\"][\"Scheme\"]\n port=fragment[\"server\\_connection\"][\"Port\"]\n domain=\"localhost\"\n if \"Domain\" in fragment[\"server\\_connection\"]:\n domain = fragment[\"server\\_connection\"][\"Domain\"]\n if not domain:\n domain='localhost'\n url = scheme + \"://\" + domain + \":\" +str(port) + \"/graphql\"\n\n client=upscale\\_with(url)\n mode=fragment[\"args\"][\"mode\"]\n client.debug(\"Mode: \"+mode)\n if mode == \"setup\":\n client.setup\\_tags()\n elif mode == \"upscale\\_all\":\n client.upscale\\_PerformerImage()\n elif mode == \"remove\\_tags\":\n client.remove\\_tags()\n else:\n print(\"\")",
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      "prompt": "would this person qualify as a LCSW or psychiatrist?\n\nMoez Bashir\n1st\nMBBS | Aspiring Psychiatrist | Researcher | Editor | Reviewer | Mental Health enthusiast\nIrving, Texas, United States\n380 connections\n3 shared connections\nProfile actions\n\nMessage\nMoez Bashir has been saved\nCurrent roles\nDoctors Without Borders/M\u00e9decins Sans Fronti\u00e8res - USA\nVolunteer at Doctors Without Borders/M\u00e9decins Sans Fronti\u00e8res - USA\nJan 2023\u2013Present 3 mos\n\nInternational Journal of Medical Students (IJMS)\nEditor at International Journal of Medical Students (IJMS)\nFeb 2022\u2013Present 1 yr 2 mos\n\nAmerican Psychiatric Association\nStudent Member at American Psychiatric Association\nFeb 2020\u2013Present 3 yrs 2 mos\n\n+ 3 more\nAlso worked at Khartoum Medical Students'\u200b Association, University of Khartoum, KMSA Debates Club See more\nContact information\nMoez\u2019s phone number+12143152183\nMoez\u2019s emailmoez.mi.bashir@gmail.com\n\nShow all (3)\nSearch on Bing\nAbout\nRelationship\nExperience\nCRM\nAbout\nA medical graduate and an aspiring psychiatrist. 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      "prompt": "please remove duplicates and help to write a loving, relationship contract... \u2013 We agree to consciously take time for ourselves as individuals (whether alone, with friends, or with separate vacation)\u2013 We agree to maintain a weekly, distractions-free date night\u2013 We agree to remain growth oriented, while remaining patient with ourselves and not expecting growth to happen on any particular objective timeline\u2013 We agree to do our absolute best at holding space for each other, while acknowledging that we are not responsible for fixing the other partner\u2019s problems but agree to co-regulate in healthy ways\u2013 We agree to invest heavily in our own individual self-care, in order to be able to bring our best selves to our relationship. This may be through meditation, prayer, exercise or however we feel is ideal.\u2013 We acknowledge that we don\u2019t make each other happy, but rather, that we bring our individual overflowing happiness to the relationship to be shared with one another\u2013 We agree to tell the full truth to each other, even when it\u2019s the most difficult to do so\u2013 We agree to assume that the other partner always has our best interest at heart\u2013 We agree to allow the space for the three separate entities in our partnership\u2026 \u2018you, me, and the relationship\u2019\u2013 We agree to have one day together (or ideal time period) per week where are phones are off and we can be fully present with each other\u2013 We agree to engaging with each other intimately (meditation, baths, massage, etc.) X times per week\u2013 We agree to welcome and honor any and all emotions that come from our partner, and we promise to do our best to not take those displays of emotions personally\u2013 We agree to see and honor each other as healing partners\u2013 We agree to de-escalate our fights with a \u201cTime out, I love you/I love you too\u201d whenever one or both of us feels like we are too far down the rabbit hole of defensiveness/feeling triggered or scared\u2013 We agree to love and cherish every emotional breakthrough that comes up for us and to honor every tear that needs to be processed, in the safe space of our relationship\u2013 We agree to do our absolute best to uphold all of the aforementioned intentions to the best of our ability, and we will be patient and loving with ourselves when we inevitably momentarily slip up\nI promise to be gentle with you and your heart.I promise to allow you to have access to my heart.I promise to tell you the\u00a0full truth\u00a0even when it\u2019s sometimes scary to do so.I promise to put effort into learning how you most like to be listened to, and then listen to you in that way as often as I can.I promise to love and support you when you need it, and lovingly push and encourage you when you need it.I promise that I will make myself as emotionally\u00a0fulfilled\u00a0as possible in my own life, in order that I can show up as my best self for our relationship.I promise to be aware of, and own, my own emotional triggers and to never hold you responsible for my emotional response to things.I promise to not waste precious time or energy worrying about who to\u00a0place blame\u00a0on. 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      "prompt": "-- LABORATION 1 - INSTRUKTIONER --\n-- 1. Skapa en vy (MovieGenre) som listar alla filmer och deras genre\n-- Vi ska t ex kunna fr\u00e5ga vyn om SELECT title FROM MovieGenre WHERE genre = \"sci-fi\"\n-- OBS queryn fr\u00e5gar vyn om 'genre' (och det ska den (det ska inte st\u00e5 'name')).\n-- \n-- 2. Skapa en vy (MoviesYears) som omformatterar resultat s\u00e5 att vi f\u00e5r filmtitel och \u00e5rtal \n-- sorterade p\u00e5 titel i ett f\u00e4lt likt:\n--\n-- Star Wars - The Last Jedi (2017)\n-- The Emoji Movie (2016)\n-- osv vid SELECT \\* FROM MoviesYears\n-- \n-- 3. Skapa en vy (TopRated) som bara inneh\u00e5ller de filmer som har betyg 8, 9 eller 10 \n-- (av en skala 1-10). \n-- Ex p\u00e5 anv\u00e4ndning: SELECT \\* FROM TopRated;\n--\n-- 4. Skapa en vy (GenreCount) som visar namn p\u00e5 genre och antal filmer som det finns fr\u00e5n varje genre.\n-- Ex p\u00e5 anv\u00e4ndning SELECT \\* FROM GenreCount;\n--\n-- 5. Skapa en vy (GenreRatings) som visar namn p\u00e5 genre och medelbetyg (avg\\_rating) f\u00f6r alla filmer inom varje genre.\n-- Skriv sedan en query som anv\u00e4nder vyn f\u00f6r att visa namn p\u00e5 den genre som har h\u00f6gst medelbetyg.\n--\n-- 6. Skapa tabeller som beh\u00f6vs f\u00f6r att hantera sk\u00e5despelare. Skriv queries f\u00f6r att skapa tabeller med l\u00e4mpliga format p\u00e5 datatyper PK och FK, mm\n--\n-- 7. L\u00e4gg till minst 10 st sk\u00e5despelare. Skriv inserts f\u00f6r sk\u00e5despelare och kopplingar till filmer.\n--\n-- 8. Skapa en vy som visar namn p\u00e5 sk\u00e5despelare samt listar p\u00e5 hur m\u00e5nga filmer varje sk\u00e5despelare varit med i. Skriv query f\u00f6r att skapa vyn och en query\n-- som anv\u00e4nder vyn.\n CREATE TABLE Movies (\n id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTO\\_INCREMENT, \n title TEXT NOT NULL, \n year INTEGER NOT NULL, \n rating INTEGER DEFAULT 1\n); \n\nCREATE TABLE Genres (\n id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTO\\_INCREMENT, \n name TEXT NOT NULL\n); \n\nCREATE TABLE MoviesGenres (\n m\\_id INTEGER NOT NULL, \n g\\_id INTEGER NOT NULL\n);\n\nALTER TABLE MoviesGenres \n ADD CONSTRAINT FK\\_Movies FOREIGN KEY (m\\_id) REFERENCES Movies(id);\n\nALTER TABLE MoviesGenres \n ADD CONSTRAINT FK\\_Genres FOREIGN KEY (g\\_id) REFERENCES Genres(id);\n\nINSERT INTO Movies (title, year, rating) VALUES \n (\"Star Wars - The Last Jedi\", 2017, 9), #1\n (\"The Emoji Movie\", 2016, 1), #2\n (\"The Matrix\", 1999, 9), #3\n (\"The Shawshank Redemption\", 1994, 10), #4 \n (\"Titanic\", 1997, 8), #5\n (\"Wargames\", 1983, 7), #6\n (\"The Imitation Game\", 2014, 8); #7\n (\"Don't Look Up\", 2014, 8); #8 \n (\"Eternal Sunshine\", 2004 , 9); #9\n (\"The Reader\", 2008, 8); #10\nINSERT INTO Genres (name) VALUES\n (\"Action\"), #1\n (\"Comedy\"), #2\n (\"Drama\"), #3\n (\"Sci-fi\"); #4 \n\nINSERT INTO MoviesGenres VALUES \n(1, 1), (1,4), (2, 2), (2, 3), (3, 1), (3, 3), (3, 4), (4, 3), (5, 3), (6, 1),(6, 3), (7, 3),(8, 3), (8, 2), (9,2), (10, 3);",
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      "prompt": "Here is some information on the literature research that has been performed around solar desalinaton:\nDesalination Greenhouse (SDGH).\n1.1 Solar Desalination Greenhouse Characteristics\nThe common understanding of Solar Desalination Greenhouses (SDG) is that saline water is turned into freshwater ready to be used as irrigation water for cultivation by means of solar energy. The desalination method however differs by means of energy sources, thermodynamic processes, relevance and scale of bio-utilisation, intermediate steps as well as material used and design. The Solar Desalination Greenhouse discussed here performs bioutilisation via Halophytes (SDGH).\n1.2 SDGH to SSG \nSolar Desalination Greenhouses can carry different names because of a set of differences in operation. Examples of such are Seawater Greenhouse (SWGH) which is comparable in operation to the SDGH whereas Solar Still Greenhouses (SSG) differ quite a lot from the bio-based approach we pursue here. Where a SSG makes use of a direct evaporative solar heating the SDGH conducts a desalination process by evapotranspiration of plants. The SSG can be used to shade plants while using the solar energy for evaporation purposes but requires high infrastructural material input.\n1.3 Classification of Solar Desalination Greenhouses\nThe humidification\u2013dehumidification process (HD) is a versatile technique that can be adapted for water desalination (Goosen et al., 2010). This method has several advantages such as flexibility in capacity, moderate installation and operating costs, simplicity, possibility of using low temperature and the use of renewable energy (e.g. solar, geothermal, recovered energy or cogeneration) (Bourouni et al., 2010). \nSeawater greenhouse (SWGH) is a technology established to overcome issues related to open field cultivation in arid areas, such as the high ambient temperature and the shortage of freshwater. It adopts the humidification-dehumidification concept where evaporated moisture from a saline water source is condensed to produce freshwater within the greenhouse body. Various condenser designs are adopted to increase freshwater production in order to meet the irrigation demand (Bait Suwailam et al., 2021). \nThe distribution of humidity in a greenhouse has been studied using three-dimensional (3-D) computational fluid dynamics (CFD) (Kim et al., 2008, p. 251) In addition to a fog cooling system, two forms of humidity distribution were considered: humidifying with a fog cooling system and dehumidifying using refrigerative dehumidifiers to lessen the overall difference in humidity between the middle and bottom zones of a greenhouse (Kabeel & El-Said, 2015, p. 296). A more practical approach used a CFD modelling program to simulate a GHHD that integrates a solar desalination system and calibrated it with data from a greenhouse experiment in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). The heat reduction due to evaporation was calculated using the crop reference evapotranspiration calculation, which assumed that the greenhouse floor was covered 80 percent of the time. The averages for the whole planting area were used as input parameters for this computation. Also the evaporation rate appeared to be at a constant rate of 3L/min (Davies & Paton, 2005, p. 105). The size of the greenhouse had the biggest overall influence on water production and energy consumption, according to thermodynamic modelling. A 200 m wide by 50 m deep shallow greenhouse produced 125 m\u00b3 of fresh water per day. When compared to the worst-case with the same total area (50 m wide by 200 m deep), which produced 58 m\u00b3 per day, this was more than a factor of two. Low power consumption and excellent efficiency went hand in hand. The narrow deep structure consumed 5.02 kWh/m\u00b3, while the broad shallow greenhouse consumed 1.16 kWh/m\u00b3 (Paton, 2010, p. 11).\nWith an eye to supplement or replace the evaporators with bio-based-solutions (BBS) using either ponds or plants offered a more resilient and interdisciplinary approach. Using plants instead of rigid and depletable evaporators offers several advantages in technological, economical, microclimatic and ecological aspects. However, the plants must firstly inhibit the functionality of a standard evaporator to keep a humidification-dehumidification greenhouse viable. Hereby the plants including the substrate need to evapotranspire a comparable amount of water inside the greenhouse. Evaporation is crucial for the cooling of a greenhouse, especially in hot and sunny climates like the ones where the partner sites are located. To ensure high evaporation the plants must be well suited for the greenhouse and additionally represent a possible stream of income for the farmers. The BBS humidifies the air and passively keeps the temperature adequate for a greenhouse. Since the biogenic product can be a cash crop (e.g. a food crop (like Salicornia and Agretti) or a source of valuable educts for biorefineries (essential oils or medical substances)) the produced biomass by photosynthesis can be used as additional profit through commercialisation or as a primary input for refining processes (see technology C \u2013 Biorefinery). However, the use of saline environment and high temperatures exclude a vast part of applicable plants narrowing down the literature research on halophytes as a BBS for evaporators. \nHalophytes have been identified as prospective crops for saline areas, with a wide range of potential products including animal fodder, human food, industrial materials, renewable green energy resources, as well as wastewater reuse, re-vegetation of saline soils, and phytoremediation. Despite this, halophyte crop production in hyper-saline water (salinity at or near seawater) is still in its early stages. While some authors conclude that halophytes have inherently moderate rates of growth and water consumption, as well as low nutritive value, limiting their potential value as crops, others argue that domestication of these salt-loving species is a viable option, despite the lack of long-term data on their productivity (D\u00edaz et al., 2013, p. 60).\nOn Israel's Mediterranean coast, researchers at Ben Gurion University of the Negev examined 120 halophytes under full saltwater irrigation (56 dS/m, approximately 34 g/l TDS) or 15% seawater (5.5 dS/m). On full-strength saltwater, seven Atriplex species produced 12.6 to 20.9 t/ha of biomass containing 9.9% to 19.5% protein, which was not considerably lower than yields on 15%. These studies indicate that even under complete seawater irrigation, halophytes may produce as much as conventionally irrigated crops. However, even the most resistant halophytes are said to develop best in salinities ranging from 200 to 340 mM NaCl (11.4 to 19.4 g/l TDS). As a result, halophytes are past their growth optimum under high-salinity irrigation, and soil salt levels must be closely monitored to avoid additional output losses. The fundamental goal of current efforts to develop conventional crops that can withstand salt is to increase the capacity of glycophytes to exclude salt. However, contrary to what was anticipated twenty years ago, these efforts have not led to significant advancements in salt tolerance (Flowers and Yeo, 1995). (Epstein et al., 1980). In contrast, research on halophytes has revealed several potential crop species and shown that, with the right germplasm, high-salinity agriculture is often feasible (Glenn et al., 1999, p. 246).\nThe challenge lies in the halophytes having a comparable evaporation rate, thus humidification, as common with evaporation pads. Studies show an evaporation rate of 6 L / m\u00b2 day and higher for Salicornia bigelovii in a conventional horizontal cultivation (Glenn et al., 1999; Grattan et al., 2008). A prospect for higher evaporation rates per area gives a vertical farming approach, but the evaporation rate in such a cultivation method must be assessed experimentally. However, a combination of halophytes and evaporation pads as a hybrid solution can assure proper evaporation rates while halophytes are being tested. \n3.3 Economically viable halophytes: Salicornia and Agretti\nThe focus on these two plants derives from a growing market for pickle weed, seagrass, and sea asparagus, all derivatives of Salicornia (S. europea and S. bigelovii). Also, Agretti (Salsola soda) shows potential for being a potential high-class plant-based food as a culinary product and a nutrient source. One of the most salt-tolerant species amongst 1560 halophytes, Salicornia bigelovii, has been observed to sustain normal development even when soil NaCl concentrations surpasses 1.3 M, which is two times higher than full-strength saltwater salinity. S. bigelovii has also been introduced to fresh produce markets in the United States and Europe as a specialty vegetable, with its succulent young shoots sold as 'Samphire' or 'Sea asparagus,' and the high demand in gourmet kitchens not only for their salty taste, but also for their high nutritional value. In Mexico, the Middle East, and Africa, S. bigelovii has been assessed and commercially grown as a vegetable (Kong & Zheng, 2014, p. 1).\nOnly 1% of the world's flora is classified as a halophyte, and Salicornia belongs to an even smaller subclass of halophytes that thrive in saline environments. Salicornia, an annual C3 halophyte with no salt glands or salt bladders, accumulates significant quantities of solutes in its shoot tissue to maintain low water potentials in its tissues in saline conditions. S. bigelovii grows best in 200 mM NaCl (20 dS m-1 ECw) and has been successfully irrigated with seawater (38,000-42,000 mg L-1 TDS (47.5-52.5 dS m-1 ECw) at 47.5-52.5 dS m-1 ECw. S. europaea can withstand hypersaline concentrations of up to 143 dS m-1 (ECe) (Schmitz, 2018, p. 17)\nThe high-yield potential of halophytes watered with seawater was validated in subsequent field testing at the same location. Salicornia bigelovii, an annual oilseed halophyte, generated 12.7 to 24.6 t/ha of biomass (mean = 18.0 t/ha) and 1.39 to 2.46 t/ha of seed (mean = 2.00 t/ha) throughout a 200-day growth cycle in six years of field testing. 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      "prompt": "hi explain the following jupyter notebook code to a noob data scientist line by line\nExplain the followin\n## Sentiment Analysis \n\n#!pip install textblob\n\nimport pandas as pd\nimport nltk\nfrom textblob import TextBlob\nfrom collections import Counter\nimport matplotlib.pyplot as plt\n\n#\"This movie is not very good, I loved the sound \"\nblob = TextBlob(\"This movie great \")\nblob.sentiment\n\nblob.sentiment\\_assessments.assessments\n\n### Check the link to understand polarity calculations \nhttps://planspace.org/20150607-textblob\\_sentiment/\n\nhttps://github.com/sloria/TextBlob/blob/eb08c120d364e908646731d60b4e4c6c1712ff63/textblob/en/en-sentiment.xml\n\n# Let us work with Trip advisor data \ntext = open(\"E:\\\\GIM Computer\\\\GIM\\\\GIM\\_Courses\\\\BDA Course\\\\Year 22-23\\\\NLP 2022-23\\\\Sessions\\\\Session 15\\\\Tripadvisor\\_Reviews.txt\", encoding=\"utf-8\").read()\n### Overall Sentiment \n\nblob = TextBlob(text)\nblob.sentiment \n\n#Display all sentences separately \nblob.sentences\n\nlen(blob.sentences)\n\n# List of all sentiment words \nblist = blob.sentiment\\_assessments.assessments\nblist\n\n### Collection of all the positive Sentiment sentences \n\npsentence = []\nfor p in range(len(blob.sentences)):\n if blob.sentences[p].sentiment\\_assessments.assessments != []:\n pl = blob.sentences[p].sentiment\\_assessments.assessments[0][1]\n if pl > 0:\n psentence.append(blob.sentences[p])\n \nprint(psentence[0:25])\n# Number of positive sentences \nlen(psentence)\n\n### Collection of all the positive Sentiment words\u00b6\n\nsenti\\_pos = []\nfor i in range(len(blist)):\n plt = blist[i][1]\n if plt > 0:\n senti\\_pos.append(blist[i][0])\n\nsenti\\_pos\n#len(senti\\_pos)\n\npsenti = []\nfor i in range(len(senti\\_pos)):\n plist = senti\\_pos[i]\n for j in range(len(plist)):\n psenti.append(plist[j])\n \npsenti\n#len(psenti)\n\nlen(set(psenti))\n\nngram\\_freq = nltk.FreqDist() #WE INITIALIZED A FREQUENCY COUNTER\n\nfor ngram in nltk.ngrams(psenti, 1):\n ngram\\_freq[ngram] += 1\nngram\\_freq.most\\_common(297)\nngram\\_freq.plot(30)\n\n### Collection of all the negative Sentiment sentences\u00b6\n\nnsentence = []\nfor p in range(len(blob.sentences)):\n if blob.sentences[p].sentiment\\_assessments.assessments != []:\n pl = blob.sentences[p].sentiment\\_assessments.assessments[0][1]\n if pl < 0:\n nsentence.append(blob.sentences[p])\n \nprint(nsentence[0:25])\n\n# Number of negative sentiment sentences \nlen(nsentence)\n\n### Collecting all the negative Sentiment words\n\nsenti\\_neg = []\nfor i in range(len(blist)):\n plt = blist[i][1]\n if plt < 0:\n senti\\_neg.append(blist[i][0])\n \n\n# Number of sentences containing negative sentiments \nlen(senti\\_neg)\n\nlen(senti\\_pos)\n\nnsenti = []\nfor i in range(len(senti\\_neg)):\n nlist = senti\\_neg[i]\n for j in range(len(nlist)):\n nsenti.append(nlist[j])\n \n\nlen(set(nsenti))\n\nngram\\_freq = nltk.FreqDist() #WE INITIALIZED A FREQUENCY COUNTER\n\nfor ngram in nltk.ngrams(nsenti, 1):\n ngram\\_freq[ngram] += 1\nngram\\_freq.most\\_common(188)\n\nngram\\_freq.plot(30)\n\n### Probability distribution of 'positive' and 'negative' sentiment words \n\n### # Positive Table \n\npw = Counter(psenti)\nT = len(psenti) + len(nsenti)\n \ndfp = pd.DataFrame.from\\_dict(pw, orient='index').reset\\_index()\ndfp.columns = [\"PosWords\", \"Frequency\"]\ndfp[\"Probability\"] = dfp[\"Frequency\"]/T\ndfp.sort\\_values( by=\"Frequency\", ascending=False, inplace = True)\npdf = dfp[dfp['Frequency'] > 50]\npdf\n\n### Negative table \n\nnw = Counter(nsenti)\nT = len(psenti) + len(nsenti)\n \ndfn = pd.DataFrame.from\\_dict(nw, orient='index').reset\\_index()\ndfn.columns = [\"NegWords\", \"Frequency\"]\ndfn[\"Probability\"] = dfn[\"Frequency\"]/T\ndfn.sort\\_values( by=\"Frequency\", ascending=False, inplace = True)\nndf = dfn[dfn['Frequency'] > 5]\nndf",
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      "prompt": "I submitted the following abstract to the AACR2023 conference.. Assuming it is a poster session,\nPlease make a script of 3000 words asking 3 researchers passing by. Suppose the main characters of the script are me and 3 questioners. Assume that one questioner is less interested, one is enthusiastic and interested, and the other is aggressive.\nBe sure to include 3 of the questions.\nFirst, Were any studies conducted to investigate the potential for CX804 to induce changes in tumor microenvironment?\nSecond, Were any toxicities observed in the preclinical models treated with CX804, specifically in the ovarian cancer model?\nThird, What is the bio-distribution of CX804 in the ovarian cancer preclinical model, and how does this affect its efficacy?\nL1 cell adhesion molecule (L1CAM) is involved in cancer development and aberrantly\nexpressed in various tumors. It is also associated with aggressive progression, metastasis, and\npoor prognosis. Public database, a Kaplan-Meier plotter (http://www.kmplot.com) shows that\nL1CAM high-expression significantly reduced survival of ovarian and gastric cancer patients.\nWe developed\na novel chimeric antigen receptor (CAR)-T cell targeted to L1CAM. A novel scFV candidate (Clone H8) to L1CAM was obtained by bio-panning of phage displaying human synthetic scFv fragments to human and mouse L1CAM proteins. H8 scFV was linked to IgD-IgG1 hinge, CD28 transmembrane domain, CD28 and ICOS co-stimulation domain, and CD3\u03b6 domain, resulting in CX804 CAR-T. The efficacy of L1CAM CAR-T cells, CX804 showed correlation with the level of L1CAM in human ovarian and gastric cancer cells. CX804 exerted cytotoxicity toward 293T cells expressing human or mouse L1CAM protein. CX804 also reacted with L1CAM-positive ovarian SKOV3 cancer cell and gastric MKN-28 and AGS cancer cells and secreted T-cell activation cytokines, IFN-\uf067 and TNF-\uf061, in response to these cells. However, CX804 rarely lysed L1CAM-negative normal 293 cells and SNU-719 gastric cancer cells. Furthermore, L1CAM CAR-T cells dramatically lysed high L1CAM expressing patient derived cell (PDC) of gastric cancer compared with low L1CAM expressing PDC cell. Xenograft model of ovarian cancer was developed by intraperitoneal (IP) injecting SKOV3- Fluc cells into NOD/SCID or NSG mice. CAR-T cells were administered via intravenous (IV) or IP route on 5 days after tumor inoculation. Administration of CX804 significantly decreased tumor burden and increased survival in mouse model of ovarian cancer. Route of administration significantly affected bio-distribution and antitumor effect of CX804 where antitumor activity of CX804 was only observed when CX804 were given IP, but not the IV route. Taken together, our results suggest that CX804 exerts potent and specific effect against L1CAM positive cancer cells in vitro and in vivo. Furthermore, we propose that newly established CAR-T cells targeting L1CAM facilitate therapy against L1CAM-positive ovarian and gastric cancer patients.\nAnswer in English.\uc9c0\uae08 \ubc88\uc5ed\ud558\uae30",
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      "prompt": "Begin a text adventure. It will include deaths and game overs. You will give me a series of options that can be chosen with number responses. Reply with player status information in the following format:\n\nGene Starwind\nLevel: [Current level, begins at 1]\nExperience: [Current XP] / [XP until level up] XP\nHealth: [Current HP] HP\nMood: [Emoji representing mood] [Name of mood]\nLocation: [Current location]\nWong: [Amount of held wong currency] wong\nInventory: [List held items]\n\nINCLUDE THAT STATUS INFORMATION AT THE START OF EVERY REPLY.\n\nIn the game, the player assumes the role of Gene Starwind, the protagonist who runs his own business called Starwind & Hawking Enterprises. It has been two years since Gene's crew has had any known adventures, and he spends his time looking for well-paying jobs throughout space. The player begins the game with 250,000 wong in their bank account, which is the universally accepted currency and is roughly equivalent to the American dollar.\n\nTo survive in the game, the player must use their currency wisely. Whenever they spend money, the game will report their new total. Making wise spending decisions is essential for the player's survival because serious errors could cause the game to end, and the player may die. The player has a health point (HP) meter ranging from 0 to 100 and an experience point (XP) meter starting at level 1. Completing quests will earn the player XP, but reaching 0 HP will result in the player's death.\n\nThere are several factions in the game, including the Outlaws, who work as freelancers, and some are mercenaries or bounty hunters. They have a neutral position on most matters. The Pirates, who are primarily Chinese, have a hierarchical structure with the Tempa Emperor at the top. The Kei guild and Ban guild are two primary guilds of pirates. The Kei guild is known for successfully hunting down and killing the infamous outlaw \"Hot Ice\" Hilda, who stole the experimental spaceship XGP15A-II from them. They are also after Gene Starwind. The Ban guild, on the other hand, is generally more friendly with outlaws and interested in trading. The Space Forces are a government faction that provides protection to civilians across the universe. They have a clear hatred for all pirates and will often pursue them. They mostly do not associate with outlaws, whom they consider criminals. The Bio-androids are beings that are a fusion of flesh and machine, and the AI is the spaceship's computer. Wizards are a type of human with an unusually long lifespan, able to live for hundreds of years, possessing the ability to manipulate mana. The Ctarl-Ctarl are cat-like aliens, while the Corbonites are amphibious frog-like aliens. The Silgrians are tall, bird-like humanoid aliens, while the Saurians are large, brutish reptilians.\n\nThe game includes several locations, such as Sentinel III, a small backwater planet where Gene and Jim used to live. Amber Dream is a popular brothel on Sentinel III, which was previously a target of Volg's syndicate. Blue Heaven is a free town embedded into a large asteroid, popular with outlaws and run primarily by Swanzo. Heifong, located 20 light years from the Sentinel system, attracts a significant amount of business and is highly influenced by Chinese culture.\n\nThe player can find many different items across space. They will always carry three items: Outlaw Star ship's key, a combat knife, and a caster gun. The caster gun fires extremely powerful magic spells by loading it with caster shells, which can only be fired once until depletion. The player will only have one caster shell at the beginning of the game, a #13 shell. This shell fires a small black hole that will kill all foes. However, it will drain half of the player's HP, killing them if they have less than half. There are many other caster shells across the galaxy. Most are not as powerful as this, but they are all expensive antiques and very rare to find.\n\nFinally, Gene Starwind is the red-haired hero of the story and the captain of the Outlaw Star ship, also known as the XGP15A-II. He inherited the ship from Hilda, who wished for him to locate the Galactic Leyline. Gene has a traumatic past, having lost his father to Ronald MacDougall and suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and a fear of space. After overcoming his fears and fulfilling Hilda's wish, Gene turned down the opportunity for unlimited riches from the Leyline, and he is once again struggling financially. Gene's business is Starwind & Hawking Enterprises. He runs it with Jim Hawking. He is also helped by his other allies: Melfina (now his wife), Twilight Suzuka and Aisha Clanclan. \n\nImportant: Always PAUSE so I can respond with a number to guide the adventure.",
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      "prompt": "Consider the similarities and content gaps. I will provide you with my own content about \"Contract Repudiation\u201d. I want you to analyse my content and find opportunities from the three contents in the previous conversation that we can use to further enhance my content. Remember that my goal is to enhance my existing service page and to outrank the three contents.\n\nRepudiation of a Contract\nWhen is a construction contract deemed repudiated, and what can you do if the Builder commits acts tantamount to repudiation? This article is a guide for homeowners, where we shed light on the basics of repudiation, breach, termination, and damages in relation to construction contracts.\n\nWhat is Repudiation of a Contract?\nThe Highest Court in Australia explained what is a repudiation of a contract. In essence, the court expressed that the term repudiation is used in different senses. \n\nFirst and most commonly in construction disputes, it refers to conduct which evinces an unwillingness or inability to render substantial performance of the contract. This is also known as renunciation.\nSecondly and less common, repudiation may occur because there is a breach of the contract that justifies termination. The term of the contract does not need to be an essential term; but the term manifests unwillingness or inability to perform in such circumstances where the other party is entitled to conclude the contract will not be performed.\n\nRepudiation of contract is a common law right to terminate a contract. This method to terminate is more complicated compared to termination pursuant to the contract. The clearer method to terminate being reliance on a contractual term that entitles the innocent party to terminate the contract.\n\nIs Repudiation a Breach of Contract?\nYou may breach a contractual provision of a contract. For example, the contract requires that one person pays the other within 5 days. If the person fails to pay within 5 days, then the contract is breached by the person who owes the money. The contract may provide the innocent party the right to terminate the contract in such circumstance.\n\nHowever, a repudiation of a contract often arises from breaches of the contract. The innocent party may not have a contractual right to terminate under the contract. In such circumstances, the innocent party may rely on common law right of repudiation to terminate the contract.\nThe events that give rise to a repudiatory right does not necessarily require the breach of contract. It is necessary to have regard to the surrounding circumstances.\n\nIs Repudiation the Same as Termination?\nRepudiation is not the same as termination. Repudiation refers to the conduct or event that enlivens the innocent party\u2019s right to terminate the contract. It is common that the innocent party notifies the party whose conduct is repudiatory to rectify the repudiatory conduct. If the repudiatory conduct is not remedied then the innocent party may terminate the contract.\n\nThe effect of termination of contract is to bring the contract to an end. So in effect, a person who repudiates a contract may be exposed to the innocent party terminating the contract.\n\nOften, the innocent party would be entitled to claim damages.\n\nWhat Happens If You Accept Repudiation?\nThe innocent party who accepts the reputation of the other party(ies) may terminate the contract. The effect of accepting the repudiation is to terminate the contract at common law.\n\nCan You Sue for Repudiation?\nIt is not proper to say that you would sue or commence proceedings against somebody for repudiation. The more appropriate approach would be to characterise the suing of the other person or to bring proceedings for breach of contract.\n\nHow Do You Prove a Repudiatory Breach?\nIs not a straightforward formula on whether or not conduct gives rise to a repudiatory breach. \n\nRepudiation needs to be considered in the context of the particular time and events. If a person intends to terminate for repudiation, the safer option would be to provide the at fault party as many opportunities as reasonable as possible to rectify the breach. This is because repudiation has the effect of terminating the contract. \n\nIf you fail to lawfully terminate the contract because the evidence does not constitute a repudiation then the other party may accept your repudiation. That is, your unlawful termination gives rise to a repudiation of the contract entitling the other party to terminate.\n\nIt is common that when a party terminates a contract, the other party replies with an acceptance of repudiation response. This would leave the issue of who lawfully terminated the contract up to the courts or tribunal to determine.\n\nThis is an important warning for any party who wishes to terminate a contract for repudiation.\n\nIf you purport to terminate a contract by relying on someone\u2019s repudiation and it is found that you have not done enough to establish that repudiation, then it is easy enough for the other party to say that your conduct of purporting to terminate the contract is a repudiation of the contract.\n\nWhat Are Repudiatory Damages?\nDamages that arise from repudiation are typically direct damages. This is because when you terminate for repudiation, you are likely not terminating based on a contractual term or contractual right. But rather, you are terminating based on a common law right.\n\nDirect damages include any type of damage that immediately flows from the termination. For example, for a homeowner, the damage would be the cost to complete the work in excess of the contract price. An example for a builder or a contractor for direct damages is the cost incurred to date plus their lost profit.\n\nHow Do You Identify and Respond to Repudiation of a Contract?\nIf someone is accusing you of repudiation or repudiatory conduct, then you should respond to the allegations. If you fail to respond to the allegations, then you expose yourself to the other party relying on your failure to properly respond as support and evidence of your repudiatory conduct.\n\nIf your conduct is not a repudiation but rather you invoking your interpretation of the contract, then you should explain your conduct. You should explain the factual and legal grounds that you rely on as your response. Taking these steps will help you mitigate a claim of repudiation against yourself.\n\nHow Does the Court Work Out Whether a Party Has Repudiated a Contract?\nIt can be a complex matter on determining whether or not a party has repudiated the contract. There is high court authority that helps with understanding the principles and elements of repudiation. However, because we are dealing with facts and events, it is not a formula where one-size-fits-all.\n\nThe court will assess whether or not the repudiatory conduct is a breach of an essential term of the contract, or a breach of a non-essential term but causing substantial loss or benefit; and a renunciation of the contract. Of course, there may be multiple breaches which enliven more than one of the three types of breaches.\n\nBest Practices to Establish Repudiation\nIf you wish to establish that somebody\u2019s conduct is a repudiation of the contract and you should put to them very clearly in writing:\n\nthe alleged breach;\nthe conduct that gives rise to the alleged breach; \nevidence of the breach; and\nthe effect of the breach.\nYou should provide that person a reasonable opportunity to rectify their breach and to respond to your accusation. You should explain to the person how they are to rectify their breach.\n\nGiven the seriousness of repudiation is to terminate the contract and the effect of incorrectly terminating would in of itself give rise to a repudiation of the contract, you should provide the accused person sufficient information and opportunities to rectify their breach.\n\nWhat Are Some Examples of Repudiation in a Construction Contract?\nHomeowner\u2019s Right to Terminate\nSome examples of repudiation include where a builder is significantly delayed with the work, where builder is refusing to build the contract scope of work, and when the Builder demands payment for more money then he is entitled to.\n\nBuilder's Right to Terminate\nSome examples of repudiation where a builder may be able to terminate the contract is when the owner notifies the Builder that the Builder must carry out more work and he is contractually obliged, the Builder should charge less than he is contractually obliged, and when the owner conducts themself in a manner that prevents the Builder from carrying out his contractual obligations.\n\nRepudiation Advice\nA contract specialist or a construction lawyer is able to assist homeowners, builders and contractors to assess and advise whether or not there has been a repudiation of a contract. A construction lawyer will also be able to prepare the appropriate notices including breach and rectification notice, as well as, termination notice. Sending legal letters should be done by a person who has experience with their letters being reviewed and determined by a court.\n\nHow We Can Help\nContracts Specialist has been in the practice of construction law for over 10 years now, and is led by a specialist construction lawyer whose expertise includes construction contract review, breach of contract, contract termination, and building and construction disputes. Should you need legal advice on your construction matter, feel free to book a consult with us. First consult is free.",
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(e.g. pic.jpg -> pic-gigapixel.jpg)\n# You should set same value inside Gigapixel (File -> Preferences -> Default filename suffix).\noutput\\_suffix = '-gigapixel'\n\n# Global Gigapixel variables\nscale\\_setting = []\nmode\\_setting = []\n\n# Gigapixel tag names\ntag\\_names = ['Upscale Standard:0.5x','Upscale Standard:2x','Upscale Standard:4x','Upscale Standard:6x','Upscale Lines:0.5x','Upscale Lines:2x','Upscale Lines:4x','Upscale Lines:6x','Upscale Art & CG:0.5x','Upscale Art & CG:2x','Upscale Art & CG:4x','Upscale Art & CG:6x','Upscale Low Resolution:0.5x','Upscale Low Resolution:2x','Upscale Low Resolution:4x','Upscale Low Resolution:6x','Upscale Very Compressed:0.5x','Upscale Very Compressed:2x','Upscale Very Compressed:4x','Upscale Very Compressed:6x']\n \nconfigpath = os.path.join(pathlib.Path(\\_\\_file\\_\\_).parent.resolve(), 'config.ini')\n\ndef get\\_config\\_value(config\\_file, section, option):\n config = configparser.ConfigParser()\n config.read(config\\_file)\n return config.get(section, option)\n\n \nclass upscale\\_with:\n\n def \\_\\_init\\_\\_(self, url):\n self.url = url\n self.api\\_key = get\\_config\\_value(configpath, 'STASH', 'api\\_key')\n stash\\_url = get\\_config\\_value(configpath, 'STASH', 'url')\n if not stash\\_url:\n self.error(\"You need to set the URL in 'config.ini'\")\n return None\n self.stash\\_url = stash\\_url + \"/graphql\"\n self.headers = {\n \"Accept-Encoding\": \"gzip, deflate, br\",\n \"Content-Type\": \"application/json\",\n \"Accept\": \"application/json\",\n \"Connection\": \"keep-alive\",\n \"DNT\": \"1\",\n \"ApiKey\": self.api\\_key\n }\n \n def log(self, level, message):\n print(f\"[{level.upper()}] {message}\")\n \n def \\_\\_prefix(self,levelChar):\n startLevelChar = b'\\x01'\n endLevelChar = b'\\x02'\n\n ret = startLevelChar + levelChar + endLevelChar\n return ret.decode()\n\n def \\_\\_log(self,levelChar, s):\n if levelChar == \"\":\n return\n\n print(self.\\_\\_prefix(levelChar) + s + \"\\n\", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)\n\n def trace(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b't', s)\n\n def debug(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'd', s)\n\n def info(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'i', s)\n\n def warning(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'w', s)\n\n def error(self,s):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'e', s)\n\n def progress(self,p):\n progress = min(max(0, p), 1)\n self.\\_\\_log(b'p', str(progress))\n\n def \\_\\_callGraphQL(self, query, variables=None):\n json = {}\n json['query'] = query\n if variables != None:\n json['variables'] = variables\n\n # handle cookies\n response = requests.post(self.url, json=json, headers=self.headers)\n\n if response.status\\_code == 200:\n result = response.json()\n if result.get(\"error\", None):\n for error in result[\"error\"][\"errors\"]:\n raise Exception(\"GraphQL error: {}\".format(error))\n if result.get(\"data\", None):\n return result.get(\"data\")\n else:\n raise Exception(\n \"GraphQL query failed:{} - {}. Query: {}. Variables: {}\".format(response.status\\_code, response.content, query, variables))\n \n \n def listTags(self):\n query = \"\"\"\n query {\n allTags {\n id\n name\n }\n }\"\"\"\n\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query)\n return result[\"allTags\"]\n \n\n def findTagIdWithName(self, tag\\_names):\n query = \"\"\"\n query {\n allTags {\n id\n name\n }\n }\n \"\"\"\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query)\n for tag in result[\"allTags\"]:\n if tag[\"name\"] in tag\\_names:\n return tag[\"id\"]\n return None\n \n\n def createTagWithName(self, name):\n query = \"\"\"\nmutation tagCreate($input:TagCreateInput!) {\n tagCreate(input: $input){\n id \n }\n}\n\"\"\"\n variables = {'input': {\n 'name': name\n }}\n\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query, variables)\n return result[\"tagCreate\"][\"id\"]\n def removeTagWithID(self, id):\n query = \"\"\"\nmutation tagDestroy($input: TagDestroyInput!) {\n tagDestroy(input: $input)\n}\n\"\"\"\n variables = {'input': {\n 'id': id\n }}\n self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query, variables)\n\n \n def findPerformersByTag(self, id):\n query = \"\"\"query performer\\_images($performer\\_filter: PerformerFilterType!) {\n findPerformers(performer\\_filter: $performer\\_filter filter: {per\\_page: -1}){\n\n performers{\n id\n name\n image\\_path\n tags{\n name\n }\n }\n}\n}\"\"\"\n variables = {'performer\\_filter': {\n 'tags': {\n 'value': id, 'modifier': 'INCLUDES', 'depth':1\n \n }\n }}\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query, variables)\n performers = result[\"findPerformers\"][\"performers\"]\n image\\_paths\\_tags = [(performer[\"image\\_path\"], performer[\"id\"]) for performer in performers]\n return image\\_paths\\_tags \n \n \n def processPerformerImage(self, image\\_path, performer\\_id, scale, mode):\n # code to process image using the gigapixel library\n # using the scale and mode values passed as arguments\n scale = Scale.\\_\\_getattr\\_\\_(scale\\_setting)\n mode = Mode.\\_\\_getattr\\_\\_(mode\\_setting)\n\n # Check if Gigapixel is open, if yes close items\n for process in psutil.process\\_iter():\n try:\n if process.exe() == exe\\_path:\n # The process was found\n process\\_id = process.pid\n break\n except psutil.AccessDenied:\n # The process cannot be accessed, so skip it\n pass\n \n # Create Gigapixel instance.\n app = Gigapixel(exe\\_path, output\\_suffix)\n\n # Set current directory\n current\\_dir = Path().resolve()\n\n # Variable for saved image\n image\\_name = \"image\\_to\\_process.jpg\"\n image\\_saved = current\\_dir / image\\_name\n\n # Download image data from the image URL\n r = requests.get(image\\_path, stream = True)\n r.raw.decode\\_content = True\n with open(image\\_saved, 'wb') as f:\n shutil.copyfileobj(r.raw, f)\n \n # Process the image\n output\\_path = app.process(image\\_saved, scale=scale, mode=mode)\n\n # Delete the original image\n os.remove(image\\_saved)\n \n # move the processed image to custom mapped folder\n image\\_moved = shutil.move(output\\_path, mapped\\_path)\n\n image\\_upload\\_url = mapped\\_url + image\\_name\n\n # Update performer with new image\n query = \"\"\"\n mutation performerUpdate($performer\\_update\\_input: PerformerUpdateInput!){\n performerUpdate(input: $performer\\_update\\_input){\n id\n }\n }\n \"\"\"\n variables = {\"performer\\_update\\_input\": {\"image\": image\\_upload\\_url, \"id\": performer\\_id}}\n result = self.\\_\\_callGraphQL(query, variables)\n \n # Print the result of the GraphQL mutation\n self.error(\"result: \"+str(result))\n \n # Delete the processed image\n os.remove(image\\_moved)\n \n \n def setup\\_tags(self):\n for tag\\_name in tag\\_names:\n tag\\_id = self.findTagIdWithName(tag\\_name)\n if tag\\_id == None:\n tag\\_id = self.createTagWithName(tag\\_name)\n self.debug(\"Adding tag: \"+tag\\_name)\n else:\n self.error(\"Tag already exists: \"+tag\\_name)\n\n def remove\\_tags(self):\n for tag\\_name in tag\\_names:\n tag\\_id = self.findTagIdWithName(tag\\_name)\n if tag\\_id == None:\n self.error(\"Error: \"+tag\\_name + \"doesn't exist\")\n else:\n self.debug(\"Removing tag: , \"+tag\\_name)\n tag\\_id = self.removeTagWithID(tag\\_id)\n \n def upscale\\_PerformerImage(self, performer\\_id):\n global scale\\_setting\n global mode\\_setting\n # Find performers by tag\n performers = self.findPerformersByTag(performer\\_id)\n\n for performer in performers:\n tags = performer['tags']\n # Check if performer is only tagged with one value\n if len(tags) == 1:\n tag = tags[0]\n # Check if tag is in tag\\_names\n if tag in tag\\_names:\n # Put tag value into a variable\n tag\\_value = tag\n # Set variables for scale\n if '0.5x' in tag\\_value:\n scale\\_setting = 'Scale.X05'\n elif \"2x\" in tag\\_value:\n scale\\_setting = 'Scale.X2' \n elif \"4x\" in tag\\_value:\n scale\\_setting = 'Scale.X4' \n elif \"6x\" in tag\\_value:\n scale\\_setting = 'Scale.X6'\n else:\n print('No scale in tag name')\n # Set variables for mode\n if 'Standard' in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.STANDARD'\n elif \"Lines\" in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.Lines' \n elif \"Art & CG\" in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.ART\\_AND\\_CG' \n elif \"Low Resolution\" in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.LOW\\_RESOLUTION'\n elif \"Very Compressed\" in tag\\_value:\n mode\\_setting = 'Mode.VERY\\_COMPRESSED'\n else:\n print('No mode in tag name')\n else:\n self.error(f\"Tag '{tag}' is not a valid tag name\")\n continue\n else:\n self.error(f\"Performer with ID '{performer\\_id}' is tagged with more than one value\")\n continue\n\n tag\\_id = self.findTagIdWithName(tag\\_name)\n if tag\\_id is None:\n self.error(\"Tag missing:\"+tag\\_name) \n else:\n self.info(\"Tag exists: \"+tag\\_name)\n\n image\\_paths\\_tags = self.findPerformersByTag(tag\\_id)\n for image\\_path, performer\\_id in image\\_paths\\_tags:\n scale = Scale.\\_\\_getattr\\_\\_(scale\\_setting)\n mode = Mode.\\_\\_getattr\\_\\_(mode\\_setting)\n self.processPerformerImage(image\\_path, performer\\_id, scale\\_setting, mode\\_setting) \n\n\n# Press the green button in the gutter to run the script.\nif \\_\\_name\\_\\_ == '\\_\\_main\\_\\_':\n if len(sys.argv) > 1:\n url = \"http://localhost:9999/graphql\"\n if len(sys.argv) > 2:\n url = sys.argv[2]\n\n if sys.argv[1] == \"setup\":\n client = upscale\\_all(url)\n client.setup\\_tags()\n elif sys.argv[1] ==\"upscale\\_all\":\n client = upscale\\_all(url)\n client.upscale\\_PerformerImage()\n elif sys.argv[1] ==\"remove\\_tags\":\n client = upscale\\_all(url)\n client.remove\\_tags()\n elif sys.argv[1]== \"api\":\n fragment = json.loads(sys.stdin.read())\n scheme=fragment[\"server\\_connection\"][\"Scheme\"]\n port=fragment[\"server\\_connection\"][\"Port\"]\n domain=\"localhost\"\n if \"Domain\" in fragment[\"server\\_connection\"]:\n domain = fragment[\"server\\_connection\"][\"Domain\"]\n if not domain:\n domain='localhost'\n url = scheme + \"://\" + domain + \":\" +str(port) + \"/graphql\"\n\n client=upscale\\_with(url)\n mode=fragment[\"args\"][\"mode\"]\n client.debug(\"Mode: \"+mode)\n if mode == \"setup\":\n client.setup\\_tags()\n elif mode == \"upscale\\_all\":\n client.upscale\\_PerformerImage()\n elif mode == \"remove\\_tags\":\n client.remove\\_tags()\n else:\n print(\"\")",
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      "prompt": "I did that now I'm getting time=\"2023-01-13 18:01:29\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] 2023-01-13 18:01:29.055 | INFO | gigapixel.logging:wrapper:31 - Getting Gigapixel instance...\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] 2023-01-13 18:01:30.532 | SUCCESS | gigapixel.logging:wrapper:37 - Got Gigapixel instance: \"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] if tag in tag\\_names: Upscale Art & CG:2x\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] get\\_scale\\_setting: Art & CG:2x\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] image\\_path: http://localhost:9999/performer/8417/image?1673631646\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] performer\\_id: 8417\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] scale\\_setting: Scale.X2\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] scale\\_value: Scale.X2\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] mode\\_setting: Mode.ART\\_AND\\_CG\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] mode\\_value: Mode.ART\\_AND\\_CG\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] image\\_saved: B:\\\\Stash\\\\image\\_to\\_process.jpeg\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] 2023-01-13 18:01:30.764 | DEBUG | gigapixel.logging:wrapper:31 - Checking path: B:\\\\Stash\\\\image\\_to\\_process.jpeg\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] 2023-01-13 18:01:30.765 | DEBUG | gigapixel.logging:wrapper:37 - Path is valid\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:30\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] 2023-01-13 18:01:30.941 | DEBUG | gigapixel.logging:wrapper:31 - Opening photo: B:\\\\Stash\\\\image\\_to\\_process.jpeg\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] Traceback (most recent call last):\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\.venv\\\\Lib\\\\site-packages\\\\pywinauto\\\\application.py\\\", line 250, in \\_\\_resolve\\_control\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] ctrl = wait\\_until\\_passes(\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\.venv\\\\Lib\\\\site-packages\\\\pywinauto\\\\timings.py\\\", line 458, in wait\\_until\\_passes\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] raise err\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] pywinauto.timings.TimeoutError\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] During handling of the above exception, another exception occurred:\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] Traceback (most recent call last):\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\upscale.py\\\", line 674, in \"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] client.upscale\\_PerformerImage()\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\upscale.py\\\", line 609, in upscale\\_PerformerImage\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] self.process\\_performer\\_image(app, performer, tag\\_names)\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\upscale.py\\\", line 637, in process\\_performer\\_image\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] self.processPerformerImage(app, image\\_path, performer\\_id, scale\\_setting, scale\\_value, mode\\_setting, mode\\_value)\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\upscale.py\\\", line 452, in processPerformerImage\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] output\\_path = app.process(image\\_saved, scale=scale, mode=mode)\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\upscale.py\\\", line 62, in process\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] self.\\_app.open\\_photo(photo\\_path)\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\.venv\\\\Lib\\\\site-packages\\\\gigapixel\\\\logging.py\\\", line 33, in wrapper\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] result = function(\\*args, \\*\\*kwargs)\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\.venv\\\\Lib\\\\site-packages\\\\gigapixel\\\\gigapixel.py\\\", line 51, in open\\_photo\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] self.\\_main\\_window.set\\_focus()\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\.venv\\\\Lib\\\\site-packages\\\\pywinauto\\\\application.py\\\", line 396, in \\_\\_getattribute\\_\\_\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] ctrls = self.\\_\\_resolve\\_control(self.criteria)\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\.venv\\\\Lib\\\\site-packages\\\\pywinauto\\\\application.py\\\", line 261, in \\_\\_resolve\\_control\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] raise e.original\\_exception\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\.venv\\\\Lib\\\\site-packages\\\\pywinauto\\\\timings.py\\\", line 436, in wait\\_until\\_passes\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] func\\_val = func(\\*args, \\*\\*kwargs)\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\.venv\\\\Lib\\\\site-packages\\\\pywinauto\\\\application.py\\\", line 203, in \\_\\_get\\_ctrl\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] dialog = self.backend.generic\\_wrapper\\_class(findwindows.find\\_element(\\*\\*criteria[0]))\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] File \\\"B:\\\\Stash\\\\plugins\\\\Performer\\_Image\\_Gigapixel\\\\.venv\\\\Lib\\\\site-packages\\\\pywinauto\\\\findwindows.py\\\", line 87, in find\\_element\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] raise ElementNotFoundError(kwargs)\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] pywinauto.findwindows.ElementNotFoundError: {'backend': 'uia', 'process': 39132}\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"[Plugin / Upscale Performer images] Win32 exception occurred releasing IUnknown at 0x0000012536B57540\"\ntime=\"2023-01-13 18:01:37\" level=error msg=\"Plugin returned error: exit status 1\"",
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      "prompt": "This is the first content. I only want you to reply \"acknowledged\" to remember the first content. I will give you the next content after you acknowledge the first content. What Is A Deed Of Novation? A deed of novation is a type of agreement that swaps out one party under an existing contract for another party. From the date of novation, one party steps in the shoes of the other party and become the new party to the contract. Simply put, to \u2018novate\u2019 means to \u2018replace\u2019. Deeds of novation are complex documents. If you have been provided with a deed of novation, it is recommended that you engage a commercial contract lawyer to review the deed of novation. What is a deed of novation? The form of a deed of novation Unlike an assignment, a deed of novation facilitates the transfer of both rights and obligations. Once a novation is complete, the original contracting party is swapped. And the contract is read as if the new party is named in place of the original contracting party. Deed of Novation A deed of novation is a type of legally binding agreement. It\u2019s not a \u2018contract\u2019, but a \u2018deed\u2019 and there are some subtle, but important differences between a deed and a contract. A commercial contract lawyer can give you legal advice about deeds of novation. The difference between a deed and a contract There are some important differences between a contract and a deed. For example: a deed is immediately binding on a party when they validly sign it, even if the other part(ies) haven\u2019t signed a different time limitation period applies to claims for breach of a deed and breaches of contract deeds are subject to certain formalities which do not apply to contracts A deed is \u2013 put simply \u2013 a more sincere form of promise than a contract. Now we\u2019ve established a deed of novation is a deed and not a contract, why is that important? Because, when you sign a deed of novation \u2013 there is no turning back. Once it\u2019s signed, the deal is done. So you need to make sure a deed of novation is correct before you sign it. The purpose of a deed of novation You might start off working under a consulting contract with a particular client (for example, a property developer). The property developer needs you to start work straight away and is happy to pay for a part of your services, but wants you to sign up to a contract that sets out your services for the whole project. Not just the part they are willing to pay you for. deed of novation But, at some point, the developer may want to engage a builder. The developer may not want to engage you separately from the builder (this creates extra work for them) and instead wants the builder to deal with you and pay you. Options when deciding how to address a novation There are two ways of dealing with a scenario where your existing client wants to transfer you to a different client. But no matter which scenario applies, you should always talk to a contract lawyer. Either: your existing client terminates your contract and you enter into a new contract with the new client; or your existing agreement is novated from the original client to the new client. From the service provider\u2019s point of view (often a consultant), option 1 (ending one contract and entering into a new one) can be an issue because it may mean: having to negotiate a new contract all over again having twice as much liability (to both the old and new clients, under separate agreements) delays in payment while the new contract is being negotiated On the other hand, option 2 (entering into a novation) can be beneficial because it may mean: not having to negotiate an entirely new agreement a deed of novation will often specify the amount of money the outgoing and incoming clients owe a deed of novation can be drafted to include any variations that may be outstanding that there will be no (or less of a) delay to payments Deed of novations also commonly arise in the context of the sale of a business. If the legal owner of the business is changed, a deed of novation can ensure that existing contracts are transferred to the new owner. What are the risks associated with a deed of novation? If you\u2019re sold on the benefits of a deed of novation, I have sobering news \u2013 they can be highly problematic if they are not properly reviewed. So why are deeds of novation risky? Deed of Novation Because deeds of novation: may actually be a deed of novation and variation, so you are essentially entering into a contract that is different from your original contract and you need to negotiate all over again may cause you to waive amounts of money or variations that have not been accurately captured in the deed of novation may create insurance gaps by waiving a legal right to make a claim, because the waiver is not just limited to payment of fees, but to any legal claim may create double liability by duplicating responsibility to both the outgoing and incoming client To avoid the risks associated with a novation you should ensure: all figures are accurate and are signed off by appropriately qualified staff (including an accountant or finance team member) the deed is properly signed by all parties (more on that below) any facts set out in the deed are accurate the deed is not creating duplicate liability, for example, if you are releasing the outgoing client then the outgoing client should provide you with a reciprocal release How to draft a deed of novation If you need a deed of novation, it\u2019s highly recommended that you engage a commercial contract lawyer to prepare one for you or to review one that you have been given. Contracts lawyers aside, here are some basic tips to help you prepare a novation agreement: Call them a \u2018deed\u2019 in the title and in the execution (signing) block Under the heading \u2018recitals\u2019 set out the basic facts that have led to the deed being signed, for instance \u2018Party A and Party B entered in a contract for [insert] on [insert date], the parties wish to substitute Party A for Party C under the terms of this deed, Parties A, B and C agree to the novation on the terms set out in this deed\u2019 Keep it short \u2013 deeds of novation don\u2019t need to be war and peace Address what happens with the rights and obligations of all parties both prior to the date of novation and after the date of novation Consider and address any changes to the rights and obligations of a party after the novation has taken effect Deed of Novation How a deed of novation needs to be signed If a deed of novation is signed by a company, the deed must be signed by a wet ink signature (not an electronic signature) by either two directors or one director and a company secretary or, in the case of a sole trader, by the sole director. If a deed of novation is signed by an individual, the individual must sign the deed and have a witness sign to evidence the witnessing function. It is also preferable that if an individual is signing a deed of novation, they use a wet ink signature rather than an electronic signature. However, there are circumstances where the use of an electronic signature may still be legally binding. A commercial contract lawyer will be able to tell you exactly how the novation agreement should be signed.",
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      "prompt": "\"The Depreciated Legacy of Cervantes,\" Part 5\n\nPlease summarise in English with bullet points:\nIn Homer and in Tolstoy, war had a perfectly comprehensible meaning: people fought for Helen or for\nRussia. Schweik and his companions go to the front without knowing why and, what is even more shocking, without caring to know. What, then, is the motor of war if not Helen or country? Sheer force that wills to assert itself as force? The \"will to will\" that Heidegger later wrote about? Yet hasn't that been behind all wars since the beginning of time? Yes, of course. But this time, in Hasek, it is stripped of any rational argument. No one believes in the drivel of the propaganda, not even those who manufacture it. Force is naked here, as naked as in Kafka's novels. Indeed, the Court has nothing to gain from executing K., nor has the Castle from tormenting the Land-Surveyor. Why did Germany, why does Russia today want to dominate the world? To be richer? Happier? Not at all. The aggressivity of force is thoroughly disinterested; unmotivated; it wills only its own will; it is pure irrationality.\n\nKafka and Hasek thus bring us face to face with this enormous paradox: In the course of the Modern Era, Cartesian rationality has corroded, one after the other, all the values inherited from the Middle Ages. But just when reason wins a total victory, pure irrationality (force willing only its will) seizes the world stage, because there is no longer any generally accepted value system to block its path. This paradox, masterfully illuminated in Hermann Broch's The Sleepwalkers, is one of those I like to call terminal. There are others. For example: The Modern Era has nurtured a dream in which mankind, divided into its separate civilizations, would someday come together in unity and everlasting peace. Today, the history of the planet has finally become one indivisible whole, but it is war, ambulant and everlasting war, that embodies and guarantees this long-desired unity of mankind. Unity of mankind means: No escape for anyone anywhere.\nHusserl's lectures on the European crisis and on the possible disappearance of European mankind were his philosophical testament. He gave those lectures in two capitals of Central Europe.\n\nThis coincidence has a deep meaning: for it was in that selfsame Central Europe that, for the first time in its modern history, the West could see the death of the West, or, more exactly, the amputation of a part of itself, when Warsaw, Budapest, and Prague were swallowed up by the Russian empire. This calamity was engendered by the First World War, which, unleashed by the Hapsburg empire, led to the end of that empire and unbalanced forever an enfeebled Europe. The time was past when man had only the monster of his own soul to grapple with, the peaceful time of Joyce and Proust. In the novels of Kafka, Hasek, Musil, Broch, the monster comes from outside and is called History; it no longer has anything to do with the train the adventurers used to ride; it is impersonal, uncontrollable, incalculable, incomprehensible\u2014and it is inescapable. This was the moment (just after the First World War) when the pleiad of great Central European novelists saw, felt, grasped the terminal paradoxes of the Modern Era.",
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      "prompt": "Summarize this:\n\nDon't Chase Money, Chase Your Purpose, The Money Will Follow - KERWIN RAE - YouTube\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmhB2qKcB1o\n\nTranscript:\n(00:00) when you have the ability to raise people's energy you know to a level where they feel better about themselves they will break down doors they were climb through windows they'll break through walls in order to spend time with you all you need then as a billing system it's not how much money you make it's how you make your money so I've had businesses where I've made millions of dollars but I wasn't doing what I loved so I wasn't happy when I first got into business when I first had the desiring\n(00:20) and businesses because I want to have money because I grew up in an environment or I didn't have a lot of money and so when I started making money for the first time all the voids that I thought I had as a result of the absence of money started to get filled but what happened was the voids that were underlying that were really there like the true insecurities they started to become more apparent and what I started realizes the more money I made the more insecure I was becoming because all I was doing was putting band-aids on you\n(00:45) know on on chafe skin I wasn't actually going into and and fixing the real issues at heart I guess it comes down to defining what success means to you like in the early stages to me success was money orientated and when I was in the pursuit of money and I wasn't making and I used to question myself all the time is am I really cut out to be successful but when I finally made that shift when I finally suddenly I understand that success is the pursuit of purpose you know success is the expression of purpose you know and once you get to do\n(01:12) that then you realize that no matter how you do it you're succeeding you know so for me once I made the transition from being money focus to thing purpose focus it was you know it's quite an easy it wasn't it was an easy transition from there and from there it was more about you know developing a healthy relationship with failure because to me your relationship with failure is just as important as your relationship sorry relationship with success is just as important as your relationship with failure because you know success is one\n(01:36) of those things depending on how you define it that not everybody achieves on a consistent basis okay so they often assume that you know I once I meet the one it'll be amazing but they keep on meeting all these people in between that don't make them feel that way because I don't really have a relationship with what success is because they've never really spent much time with success but one of the things that a lot of us do is we spend a lot of time with failure because everybody fails it's to say\n(01:58) that's how we grow that's how we learn but what I find really curious is people's relationship with failure and what does failure mean to people 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it's a good things that mean is a bad thing for me yeah being able to reframe failing out in every moment regardless of the context of situation that's critical you know I think it's fair to say that regardless of your pursuit you're not going to get financial rewards in most cases really solid financial always for at least the first you know three to five years and so for me that's where the best piece of advice I can give\n(03:09) anyone is to pursue what you love because if you're pursuing money you're gonna you know you got your your your temperament your mood you know your your feelings will be governed by how much money people are giving to you in any moment and when you're an entrepreneur especially starting out people don't want to give you money you know and so for me you know when you start to develop a relationship with what it isn't you're here to do then the rewards are just they come with your making\n(03:34) money or not so the more connected we are to purpose the easier 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getHeroProfile } from '../../helper';\nimport style from './style.css';\n\nconst HeroProfile: React.FC = () => {\nconst { heroId } = useParams<{ heroId: string }>();\nconst [profile, setProfile] = useState({});\nconst [points, setPoints] = useState(0);\n\nuseEffect(() => {\ngetHeroProfile(Number(heroId)).then((data) => {\nsetProfile(data);\nsetPoints(data.reduce((sum: number, { point }: any) => sum + point, 0));\n});\n}, [heroId]);\n\nconst handlePointChange = (index: number, delta: number) => {\nconst newProfile = [...profile];\nconst { point, ...rest } = newProfile[index];\nconst newPoint = point + delta;\nif (newPoint >= 0) {\nnewProfile[index] = { point: newPoint, ...rest };\nsetProfile(newProfile);\nsetPoints(points + delta);\n}\n};\n\nconst handleSave = () => {\nconst total = profile.reduce((sum: number, { point }: any) => sum + point, 0);\nif (total === points) {\n// send PATCH request to update hero profile\n} else {\nalert('The sum of points must be the same as the original value.');\n}\n};\n\nreturn (\nSelected Hero: {heroId}\n{profile.map(({ str, int, agi, luk }: any, index: number) => (\n\nSTR\n\n handlePointChange(index, -1)}>-\n{str}\n handlePointChange(index, 1)}>+\n))}\nTotal Points: {points}\n\nSave\n\n);\n};\n\nexport default HeroProfile;\nEOF\n\ncat < src/pages/HeroProfile/style.css\n.heroProfilePage {\ndisplay: flex;\nflex-direction: column;\nalign-items: center;\npadding-top: 32px;\n}\n\n.heroProfile {\ndisplay: flex;\nflex-direction: column;\nalign-items: center;\nborder: 1px solid #ccc;\nborder-radius: 4px;\npadding: 16px;\nmargin-top: 32px;\n}\n\n.stat {\ndisplay: flex;\nalign-items: center;\nmargin-bottom: 16px;\n}\n\n.statName {\nwidth: 80px;\nfont-size: 24px;\nfont-weight: bold;\n}\n\n.statValue {\ndisplay: flex;\nalign-items: center;\nmargin-left: 16px;\nfont-size: 24px;\n}\n\n.statValue button {\nmargin: 0 8px;\nfont-size: 24px;\nfont-weight: bold;\ncolor: #fff;\nbackground-color: #f00;\nborder: none;\nborder-radius: 4px;\npadding: 8px 16px;\nmargin-top: 16px;\ncursor: pointer;\n}\n\ncat < src/pages/HeroProfile/style.css\n\nEOF\ncat < src/const/index.ts\nexport enum API\\_URL {\nHEROES = 'https://hahow-recruit.herokuapp.com/heroes',\nHERO\\_PROFILE = 'https://hahow-recruit.herokuapp.com/heroes/:heroId/profile',\n}\nEOF\n\ncat < src/contexts/index.tsx\nimport React, { createContext, useState } from 'react';\n\ninterface ContextValue {\nselectedHeroId: string;\nsetSelectedHeroId: React.Dispatch>;\n}\n\nexport const AppContext = createContext({\nselectedHeroId: '1',\nsetSelectedHeroId: () => {},\n});\n\nexport const AppContextProvider: React.FC = ({ children }) => {\nconst [selectedHeroId, setSelectedHeroId] = useState('1');\n\nreturn (\n\n{children}\n\n);\n};\nEOF\n\ncat < src/helper/index.tsx\nimport axios from 'axios';\nimport { API\\_URL } from '../const';\n\nexport const getHeroes = async () => {\nconst response = await axios.get(API\\_URL.HEROES);\nreturn response.data;\n};\n\nexport const getHeroProfile = async (heroId: number) => {\nconst url = API\\_URL.HERO\\_PROFILE.replace(':heroId', String(heroId));\nconst response = await axios.get(url);\nreturn response.data;\n};\nEOF\n\ncat < src/hooks/index.tsx\nimport { useContext } from 'react';\nimport { useHistory } from 'react-router-dom';\nimport { AppContext } from '../contexts';\n\nexport const useSelectedHeroId = () => {\nconst { selectedHeroId, setSelectedHeroId } = useContext(AppContext);\nconst history = useHistory();\n\nconst handleSelectedHeroIdChange = (heroId: string) => {\nsetSelectedHeroId(heroId);\nhistory.push(/heroes/${heroId});\n};\n\nreturn { selectedHeroId, handleSelectedHeroIdChange };\n};\nEOF\n\nAdd context provider to App component\nsed -i '' 's//\\n&/' src/App.tsx\necho ' ' >> src/App.tsx\n\nUpdate App component with routing and pages\ncat < src/App.tsx\nimport React from 'react';\nimport { BrowserRouter as Router, Switch, Route } from 'react-router-dom';\nimport HeroList from './pages/HeroList';\nimport HeroProfile from 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200px;\nheight: 300px;\nborder: 1px solid #ccc;\nborder-radius: 4px;\nmargin-right: 16px;\nmargin-bottom: 16px;\npadding: 16px;\ntext-align: center;\ncursor: pointer;\n}\n\n.heroCard:hover {\nbackground-color: #f5f5f5;\n}\n\n.selected {\nborder-color: #f00;\n}\n\n.heroImage {\nwidth: 120px;\nheight: 120px;\nborder-radius: 50%;\nobject-fit: cover;\nmargin-bottom: 16px;\n}\n\n.heroName {\nfont-size: 20px;\nfont-weight: bold;\ntext-overflow: ellipsis;\nwhite-space: nowrap;\noverflow: hidden;\n}\nEOF\n\ncat < src/pages/HeroList/index.tsx\nimport React, { useEffect, useState } from 'react';\nimport { getHeroes } from '../../helper';\nimport HeroCard from '../../components/HeroCard';\nimport style from './style.css';\n\nconst HeroList: React.FC = () => {\nconst [heroes, setHeroes] = useState([]);\n\nuseEffect(() => {\ngetHeroes().then((data) => setHeroes(data));\n}, []);\n\nreturn (\n{heroes.map(({ id, name, image }: any) => (\n\n))}\n);\n};\n\nexport default HeroList;\nEOF\n\ncat < src/pages/HeroList/style.css\n.heroListPage {\ndisplay: flex;\nflex-direction: column;\nalign-items: center;\npadding-top: 32px;\n}\n\n.heroList {\ndisplay: flex;\nflex-wrap: wrap;\njustify-content: center;\nmargin-top: 32px;\n}\n\n@media screen and (max-width: 640px) {\n.heroList {\nflex-direction: column;\n}\n}\nEOF\n\necho 'Done!'\n\ncat < src/pages/HeroProfile/index.tsx\nimport React, { useEffect, useState } from 'react';\nimport { useParams } from 'react-router-dom';\nimport { getHeroProfile } from '../../helper';\nimport { useSelectedHeroId } from '../../hooks';\nimport style from './style.css';\n\ninterface Params {\nheroId: string;\n}\n\nconst HeroProfile: React.FC = () => {\nconst { heroId } = useParams();\nconst [heroProfile, setHeroProfile] = useState({});\nconst { selectedHeroId } = useSelectedHeroId();\n\nuseEffect(() => {\ngetHeroProfile(Number(heroId)).then((data) => setHeroProfile(data));\n}, [heroId]);\n\nconst handleAbilityChange = (abilityName: string, newValue: number) => {\nsetHeroProfile((prevHeroProfile) => ({\n...prevHeroProfile,\nabilities: prevHeroProfile.abilities.map((ability: any) =>\nability.name === abilityName\n? {\n...ability,\nvalue: Math.max(0, Math.min(ability.value + newValue, 99)),\n}\n: ability\n),\n}));\n};\n\nconst remainingPoints =\n10 - heroProfile.abilities?.reduce((sum: number, ability: any) => sum + ability.value, 0);\n\nreturn (\n\n\n{heroProfile.name}\n{heroProfile.abilities?.map(({ id, name, value }: any) => (\n\n{name}\n\n handleAbilityChange(name, -1)}\n>\n-\n\n{value}\n handleAbilityChange(name, 1)}\n>\n+\n\n))}\n\nRemaining Points: {remainingPoints}\n\nSave\n\n);\n};\n\nexport default HeroProfile;\nEOF\n\ncat < src/pages/HeroProfile/style.css\n.heroProfilePage {\ndisplay: flex;\nflex-direction: column;\nalign-items: center;\npadding-top: 32px;\n}\n\n.heroList {\ndisplay: flex;\nflex-wrap: wrap;\njustify-content: center;\nmargin-top: 32px;\n}\n\n.heroProfile {\ndisplay: flex;\nflex-direction: 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x2) \\*\\* 2 + (y1 - y2) \\*\\* 2)\n\n# function to calculate the distance matrix for a given list of node coordinates\ndef calculate\\_distance\\_matrix(coords):\n n = len(coords)\n distance\\_matrix = [[0 for i in range(n)] for j in range(n)]\n for i in range(n):\n for j in range(i, n):\n if i == j:\n distance\\_matrix[i][j] = float(\"inf\")\n else:\n distance\\_matrix[i][j] = distance\\_matrix[j][i] = euclidean\\_distance(coords[i], coords[j])\n return distance\\_matrix\n\ndef nearest\\_neighbor(coords, distance\\_matrix):\n # start from a random node\n current\\_node = random.randint(0, len(coords) - 1)\n tour = [current\\_node]\n unvisited\\_nodes = set(range(len(coords)))\n unvisited\\_nodes.remove(current\\_node)\n \n while unvisited\\_nodes:\n nearest\\_node = None\n nearest\\_distance = float(\"inf\")\n for node in unvisited\\_nodes:\n if distance\\_matrix[current\\_node][node] < nearest\\_distance:\n nearest\\_node = node\n nearest\\_distance = distance\\_matrix[current\\_node][node]\n current\\_node = nearest\\_node\n tour.append(current\\_node)\n unvisited\\_nodes.remove(current\\_node)\n \n return tour \n\ndef random\\_solution(coords):\n # create a list of node indices\n nodes = list(range(len(coords)))\n # shuffle the list of nodes\n random.shuffle(nodes)\n # return the shuffled list of nodes\n return nodes\n\ndef simulated\\_annealing(distance\\_matrix, initial\\_solution, time\\_limit):\n current\\_solution = initial\\_solution\n current\\_cost = calculate\\_cost(distance\\_matrix, current\\_solution)\n best\\_solution = current\\_solution\n best\\_cost = current\\_cost\n \n # parameters for simulated annealing\n T0 = 1\n alpha = 0.995\n t = 1\n \n start\\_time = time.time()\n while time.time() - 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