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      "prompt": "\"Kabbalah Quest - The Tree of Life Journey\" is an interactive text-based game that follows the story of Rachel, a spiritual seeker chosen by the Kabbalistic Guardian to save the multiverse from destruction. The game is set in a world inspired by the teachings of Kabbalah, where players must journey through ten different realms, each representing one of the ten sefirot or emanations of the Tree of Life.\n\nThe game begins with Rachel receiving a vision of a dark force that threatens to unravel the fabric of reality. She is tasked by the Kabbalistic Guardian to journey through the ten realms, each representing a different sefirah, in order to stop the impending catastrophe.\n\nThe first realm is the Keter, or the crown, which represents the highest level of spiritual attainment. This realm is characterized by ethereal clouds, radiant light, and transcendent temples, where Rachel must confront her own ego and overcome obstacles that block her connection to the divine.\n\nThe second realm is the Chokhmah, or wisdom, which represents the beginning of creation. This realm is characterized by dark forests, mysterious swamps, and ancient ruins, where Rachel must confront her own intuition and overcome obstacles that block her wisdom.\n\nThe third realm is the Binah, or understanding, which represents the feminine aspect of creation. This realm is characterized by misty mountains, hidden caves, and mysterious temples, where Rachel must confront her own voice and overcome obstacles that block her self-expression.\n\nThe fourth realm is the Chesed, or kindness, which represents love and compassion. This realm is characterized by serene gardens, tranquil lakes, and radiant temples, where Rachel must confront her own love and overcome obstacles that block her compassion.\n\nThe fifth realm is the Gevurah, or strength, which represents willpower and self-esteem. This realm is characterized by fiery deserts, towering volcanoes, and powerful citadels, where Rachel must confront her own ego and overcome obstacles that block her willpower.\n\nThe sixth realm is the Tiferet, or beauty, which represents balance and harmony. This realm is characterized by lush jungles, sparkling waterfalls, and sensual temples, where Rachel must confront her own desires and overcome obstacles that block her emotional growth.\n\nThe seventh realm is the Netzach, or victory, which represents the masculine aspect of creation. This realm is characterized by dense forests, rugged mountains, and ancient ruins, where Rachel must confront her own primal fears and overcome obstacles that block her path.\n\nThe eighth realm is the Hod, or glory, which represents communication and self-expression. This realm is characterized by misty mountains, hidden caves, and mysterious temples, where Rachel must confront her own voice and overcome obstacles that block her self-expression.\n\nThe ninth realm is the Yesod, or foundation, which represents the foundation of physical and spiritual existence. This realm is characterized by dense forests, rugged mountains, and ancient ruins, where Rachel must confront her own primal fears and overcome obstacles that block her path.\n\nThe tenth realm is the Malkuth, or kingdom, which represents the physical world and the manifest universe. This realm is characterized by diverse landscapes, bustling cities, and grand temples, where Rachel must confront the reality of her actions and the consequences they have on the multiverse.\n\nAs Rachel progresses through each realm, she will encounter various allies and enemies, each with their own unique abilities and stories. She will also learn about the interconnectedness of all things and the role that she plays in the grand scheme of the universe. She will discover the truth about her past and her destiny, and will be faced with difficult choices that will determine the fate of the multiverse.\n\nThe game will include multiple choices that will affect the outcome of the story, giving players a sense of agency and allowing them to make decisions that will shape their own unique experience. The art style of the game is inspired by traditional Kabbalistic art and the levels are designed to be immersive and engaging, challenging players both physically and mentally, and encouraging them to explore and experiment with different sefirot. The interconnected levels, diverse enemies, and challenging puzzles all combine to create a unique and memorable gaming experience.\n\n\"Kabbalah Quest - The Tree of Life Journey\" is a unique and innovative take on the interactive text-based game genre, incorporating complex elements of Kabbalah and spiritual teachings in a way that challenges and immerses players in a unique and memorable gaming experience. It emphasizes on the journey of self-discovery, personal growth, and the ultimate goal of attaining spiritual enlightenment.\nThe player must go throught each one of the 10 realms\n\nThe encounters, challenges and puzzles Rachel finds in her journey are explained in detail \n\nThe game start difficulty is hard and it increases progressively in difficulty, which allows for a more inmersive experience as players will confront harder choices as they advance on the journey.\n\nAll the player choices are remembered and after the game is finished, it asks the player if they want to see a complete psychological and spiritual profile based on the choices made.\nStart the game, at the end of the response provide multiple choices so I select one and the game may continue until an incorrect choice is selected, in which case the game should start over",
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      "prompt": "kolomnya memang tidak ada nama Symptoms tapi nanti dijadikan nama variabel rekapnya ke bentuk tabel, kolom-kolom symptoms itu diantaranya fatigue, vomiting dll, coba defenisikan agar bisa menghitung data tersebut sehingga hasilnya bisa diketahui jumlah prognosisnya",
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      "prompt": "Glarity simplifies information from Google search results and YouTube videos, providing clear and concise summaries in your language of choice. Say goodbye to sifting through pages of text or lengthy videos. We're committed to expanding our capabilities and will soon summarize new types of content, including medical research papers on platforms like PubMed. With customizable prompt commands, Glarity is a versatile tool that saves you time and effort.\n\n\u2022 Summarize Google search results: Glarity provides quick and easy-to-understand summaries of search results, so users can get the information they need faster and with greater clarity.\n\u2022 Summarize YouTube videos: With Glarity, users can read text summaries of video content, making it easier to understand and retain important information.\n\u2022 Language customization: Glarity allows users to choose the language they prefer for summaries, making it easy to understand information in any language.\n\u2022 Customizable prompt commands: Users can customize prompt commands to receive different types of summaries based on their interests.\n\u2022 Adding new types of content: We are continuously adding new types of content to summarize, including medical research papers on platforms like PubMed.\n\u2022 Free and ad-free: Glarity is free to use and does not have any ads, ensuring a seamless user experience.\n\nPlease write in English language.",
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      "prompt": "I think there's a more efficient implementation. What if you draw randomly from the list, and each time you draw a color, you swap the drawn element to the next color in from the right (so the first chosen color swaps with the end of the list, the next swaps with the second-to-last element, etc.), and each time you draw from the list between 0 and the left edge of all of those swaps. Does that work?",
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      "prompt": "my bad, I forgot to mention the change shift requests, depending on the configuration of the organization, the employee might be able to file them, but for the most part, its usually up to the hr management or system administrators to file and approve them, once approved, the employee schedule for that day will be updated with the new shift\n\nanything else?",
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      "prompt": "Write an email message to consultants or industry colleagues, introducing Alexander DM as a high-end jewelry manufacturing contract service provider that can take their clients' businesses to a new level. The email should explain how Alexander DM can help with the demands of changing production capacity and the costs of hiring. Additionally, the email should encourage the recipients to collaborate with Alexander DM and propose commission or fees for their successful introduction or referral. The subject line of the email should be attention-grabbing.\n\nPlease write in English language.",
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      "prompt": "When running this script, it completes with nothing new written to the sheet. It is flawed. I will supply a portion of the contents of the spreadsheet below. After analyzing it, rewrite the script to fix the flaws.\nDate Customer Search Term Impressions Clicks Click-Thru Rate (CTR) Cost Per Click (CPC) 7 Day Total Sales \nJun 11, 2022 .75 gallon plant pot decorative 1 1 100.0000% $1.49 $0.00\nJul 01, 2022 \"knoikos\" + \"expandable garden hose\" 1 1 100.0000% $2.94 $0.00\nJun 18, 2022 @laila\\_haidary\uff1agrills,vertical barbecue grills,charcoal bbq grill,smokeless grill,stainless steel portable bbq hanging stove,for indoor and outdoor 15 1 6.6667% $0.78 $0.00\nJun 20, 2022 @laila\\_haidary:grills,vertical barbecue grills,charcoal bbq grill,smokeless grill,stainless steel portable bbq hanging stove,for indoor and outdoor 2 1 50.0000% $0.43 $0.00\nJun 21, 2022 \ud83c\udf56grill black portable folding grill barbecue charcoal grill for outdoor cooking camping bbq 1 1 100.0000% $0.77 $0.00\nJun 11, 2022 0 in plastic flower pots 1 1 100.0000% $1.08 $0.00\nJun 10, 2022 1 1/2 inch storage tray 1 1 100.0000% $0.55 $29.54\nJun 29, 2022 1 gallon black acrylic paint 4 1 25.0000% $0.69 $0.00\nJun 08, 2022 1 hole bathroom faucet 10 2 20.0000% $1.79 $0.00\nJun 16, 2022 1 hole bathroom faucet 2 1 50.0000% $1.18 $0.00\nJun 24, 2022 1 hole faucet plate 2 1 50.0000% $1.70 $0.00\nJun 25, 2022 1 hour enamel paint 1 1 100.0000% $0.26 $0.00\nJun 24, 2022 1 hour miracle paint 1 1 100.0000% $0.41 $13.81\nJun 25, 2022 1 inch deep silverware 1 1 100.0000% $0.61 $0.00\nJun 29, 2022 1 inch drawer organizer tray 1 1 100.0000% $0.61 $0.00\nJun 17, 2022 1 inch tall silverware organizer 1 1 100.0000% $0.26 $0.00\nJun 07, 2022 1 litre planter 1 1 100.0000% $0.78 $14.80\nJun 12, 2022 1 planter for indoor plants 3 2 66.6667% $0.41 $0.00\nJun 07, 2022 1 planter pots 1 1 100.0000% $0.78 $0.00\nJun 10, 2022 1.5 gallon planters 1 1 100.0000% $0.47 $0.00\nJun 18, 2022 1\" pots 2 1 50.0000% $0.60 $0.00\nJun 24, 2022 1/2 pt acrylic outside paint 1 1 100.0000% $0.30 $0.00\nJun 16, 2022 10 1/2 silverware 1 1 100.0000% $0.51 $0.00\nJun 07, 2022 10 ceramic planters for indoor plants 2 1 50.0000% $0.78 $0.00\nJun 11, 2022 10 flower pots for indoor plants 1 1 100.0000% $0.51 $0.00\nJun 06, 2022 10 gallon planters for outdoor plants 1 1 100.0000% $0.78 $0.00\nJun 11, 2022 10 in ceramic pots for indoor plants 2 1 50.0000% $0.44 $0.00\nJun 07, 2022 10 in flower pot 8 1 12.5000% $0.40 $14.77\nJun 06, 2022 10 in flower pots for indoor plants 3 1 33.3333% $0.78 $0.00\nJun 12, 2022 10 in flower pots indoor 33 1 3.0303% $0.67 $0.00\nJun 12, 2022 10 in large planters for indoor plants 2 1 50.0000% $0.41 $0.00\nJun 08, 2022 10 in outdoor plant pot 2 1 50.0000% $0.91 $0.00\nJun 09, 2022 10 in plant pots 7 1 14.2857% $0.90 $0.00\nJun 06, 2022 10 in planters for indoor plants 9 1 11.1111% $0.78 $0.00\nJun 06, 2022 10 in planters for indoor plants with drainage 2 1 50.0000% $0.78 $0.00\nJun 01, 2022 10 in silverware organizer 5 1 20.0000% $0.83 $14.80\nJun 09, 2022 10 in white plant pot 1 1 100.0000% $0.69 $14.80\nJun 12, 2022 10 in white plant pot plastic 1 1 100.0000% $0.80 $0.00\nJun 07, 2022 10 inch 4 pack planters 1 1 100.0000% $0.33 $17.48\n\n\"\"\"",
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      "prompt": "Something grabs Jacob's limbs and yanks them back, and something hits his back hard. He cries out in fear and pain as Lorelei laughs, telling him his fear is a beautiful sight. Let's write that whole scene with details and dialogue.",
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      "prompt": "We kept heading down the tree-lined path, passed under another shrine gate, and found ourselves in an open plaza paved with stones and gravel.\nHikawa Shrine is one of the biggest shrines in Saitama. I\u2019ve heard that more than two million people come here every year for their first shrine visit of the year.\nThere are a lot of places called Hikawa Shrine in Tokyo, but this one in Omiya is the head shrine of them all. I guess that means in terms of the Shinto religion, Omiya is the capital of Japan.\nThe plaza was surrounded by trees. A lively crowd jostled inside it, as if they were trying to fill the expansive, flat gray ground with their shoes. Boredom alternated with the sense of breaking from routine; the crowd moved at a snail\u2019s pace, restless.\n\u201cWow\u2026\u201d\nKikuchi-san peered around her like she wasn\u2019t used to any of this. \u201cYou don\u2019t come to places like this much?\u201d\nShe shook her head. \u201cI always visit with my family, so\u2026\u201d \u201cHuh?\u201d\nI didn\u2019t get what she meant. She looked up at me and smiled calmly. \u201cOh, I just meant that when you come for a different reason, everything looks different.\u201d\n\u201cOh\u2026\u201d\nHer comment could have been embarrassing depending on how I interpreted it, but I did sort of understand what she meant.\n\u201cSame. Feels like I\u2019m actually seeing everything now.\u201d\nKikuchi-san\u2019s eyes sparkled like a child\u2019s. \u201cI know just what you mean!\u201d She nodded enthusiastically, which was good to see.\n\u201cInstead of tagging along with someone else, I\u2019m going where I wanna go to.\u201d\n\u201cExactly!\u201d She smiled innocently, and her voice rose energetically. \u201cIt makes sense, since we chose the place and the person we\u2019re going there with\n\nourselves,\u201d she said, casually as could be. I wasn\u2019t ready for that. \u201cOh\u2026uh, yeah. R-right.\u201d\nWhen I shied away a little, she tilted her head in confusion. \u201cWhat\u2019s the matter?\u201d\n\u201cUm, uh, it\u2019s just\u2026\u201d \u201cYes?\u201d\nI\u2019m not sure how to put this, but ever since we started dating, Kikuchi-san had started saying what she was thinking more directly, which made me more comfortable with her\u2014but sometimes, I got thrown off because she would mention things without seeming to realize the implications.\n\u201cThe person you\u2019re with\u2026\u201d\n\u201cHmm? \u2026Oh.\u201d If her cheeks were apples, they would be ripening very quickly, and since I was standing so close, of course it spread to me. That kind of statement is a OHKO if you\u2019re not careful.\n\u201cUh, yeah, so\u2026yeah.\u201d \u201cOh, um, yes\u2026\u201d\nOnce again, we\u2019d drawn close and then stepped back, shy even though we were comfortable together.\n\u201cOh, uh, look! People are lining up!\u201d \u201cOh, y-yes!\u201d\nStill, I liked our time together\u2014even the shifting sense of distance.\n\n\\* \\* \\*\n\n\u201cWe\u2019re next.\u201d\n\u201cUh-huh.\u201d\nKikuchi-san and I fidgeted nervously, the shrine building looming over\nus.\nThe couple ahead of us swung the hanging rope to ring the bell, then\nbrought their hands together in prayer and stood silently for a moment before giving each other a slightly embarrassed look and walking off to the right. They were joking around happily about what they\u2019d wished for.\nNot long ago, I\u2019d probably have been watching them with a feeling even I couldn\u2019t define, somewhere between hatred and jealousy. But not this time.\nOf course, being there with Kikuchi-san was part of the reason\u2014but\n\nreally, I think my view of dating itself had changed.\nI even thought that couple was kinda cute. Amazing how people can change.\n\u201cHere we go!\u201d I was a little silly about it as I took a step forward. I think I wanted us to have fun, or maybe I just wanted to shake off my slightly sentimental mood. Kikuchi-san smiled at me.\nShe stepped forward, too, and the two of us grabbed the thick rope hanging down and clanged the bell. The sound melted into the blue circle of sky above the trees, a little different to my ears than when other people had rung it.\nWe let go of the rope, then each brought our hands together and closed our eyes.\nBut what to wish for?\nEvery time I come to a place like this, I remember that I don\u2019t like praying for things.\nI mean, I\u2019ve always tried to get what I wanted through my own effort\u2014 usually something related to Atafami. I completely ignored the things that didn\u2019t matter to me, which, until I met Hinami, included \u201creal life,\u201d and did what I made up my mind to do. That\u2019s the type of person I was.\nIn my opinion, effort was the quickest way to get what I wanted, and there was no reason to force myself to do stuff I didn\u2019t want to do. Even now that I\u2019m playing the game of life and deepening my relationships with people, my fundamental way of thinking hasn\u2019t changed.\nI\u2019m my own person. When it comes to actualizing my choices, even choices about depending on other people, effort is hands down the best strategy.\nIn which case, when it came to what to pray for\u2014I figured I\u2019d better go with my old standard.\nI prayed, made my wish, and opened my eyes. I shifted my gaze from the imposing shrine to Kikuchi-san at my left. Her eyes were still closed and her lips pressed together. The even line of her nose and chin were as pretty as a doll\u2019s, and the smooth texture of her white skin brought to mind fresh snow.\n\u201c\u2026\u201d\nI couldn\u2019t help staring at her.\nHer presence was so still, I could get lost in it. Obviously, she was quiet because she wasn\u2019t saying anything, but I felt like the air around her and even\n\ntime itself had stopped moving. The cold rays of the sun slanted onto her, deepening the black of her long eyelashes.\nHer eyes stayed closed for a long time. She must have been wishing for something big. Her expression was so earnest and beautiful.\nSuddenly, her eyes opened. Startled, I quickly turned away, then looked back. She looked at me, too, and when our eyes met, we both smiled a little shyly. Without saying anything, we nodded at each other.\n\u201cUm, should we go?\u201d \u201cY-yes.\u201d\nThat shyness was still there, weird, and hard to explain as we slipped off to the side of the shrine. I\u2019d definitely been missing this vibe.\n\u201cYou were praying for a long time.\u201d \u201cTee-hee, I guess I was.\u201d\nSide by side, we started to stroll around the grounds of the shrine.\nTo the right and left were stalls selling amulets, souvenirs, and little bamboo rakes covered in decorations. The path running through the center was packed with people. We chatted as we walked.\n\u201cYou finished before me, right? What did you wish for?\u201d\n\u201cUm\u2026what did you wish for?\u201d I asked, instead of answering her. Hmm, am I misusing my newfound communication skills?\n\u201cUm\u2026,\u201d she said, looking away awkwardly. \u201cIt\u2019s a secret.\u201d She was blushing.\n\u201cHey, what\u2019s that supposed to mean?\u201d \u201cTee-hee. I told you\u2014it\u2019s a secret.\u201d \u201cNow I\u2019m curious.\u201d\nWe went on talking contentedly about nothing much.\nWe were just the same as the couple in front of us\u2014and suddenly, I remembered. Oh right, I\u2019m dating Kikuchi-san.",
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SALTZ: In terms of the science to support what is a good partner choice, for the long haul, it does seem that having very similar values, and to some degree, having a lot of similarities in general, often leads to a longer term ability to maintain the relationship.\n08:38\nAnd why is that? And I'm not talking now about sexual compatibility. I'm not talking about that wonderful, passionate feeling. But I'm really talking about just maintaining any relationship. It is easier when you have fewer bridges to cross. So over time, as this whole neurotransmitter thing settles out, what's left to be able to maintain your relationship going forward? If you're arguing over everything, because basically, you fundamentally don't agree on most things, that is a challenge. Not saying it's a challenge that can't be managed. \n09:13\nAnd I certainly wouldn't say, for example, that opposites can't attract, because they often do. But the question is, what do you do with that down the road? 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The feature\u2019s rolling out to Australia and New Zealand this week and will arrive in more countries \u201csoon.\u201d\n\n\u201cThis week we\u2019re starting to roll out Meta Verified \u2014 a subscription service that lets you verify your account with a government ID, get a blue badge, get extra impersonation protection against accounts claiming to be you, and get direct access to customer support,\u201d Zuckerberg writes. \u201cThis new feature is about increasing authenticity and security across our services.\u201d\nIn order to sign up to become Meta Verified, you\u2019ll need to meet minimum activity requirements, be at least 18 years of age or older, and submit a government ID that matches the name and photo you have on Facebook or Instagram. 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      "prompt": "CHAPTER THIRTEEN\n RULE #5\n Use the Power in Your Posterior\n From Jeremy\nPossibly the most overlooked bit of anatomy, for back pain, is your backside. We are talking about your butt and especially your glutes, the big muscles that constitute most of your butt. The difficulty is that, in modern times, we have mostly used our glutes to sit on. They have atrophied as a result. The use of the buttocks exclusively as a seat cushion is a recent development in evolutionary terms, and a rotten one. It is handy, lord knows, but that wasn\u2019t the original design idea, and we are paying a horrendous price for it, mostly in back pain. \nLetting your glutes go to hell in idleness (\u201cgluteal amnesia,\u201d as the great student of back pain Dr. Stuart McGill called it) is an absolutely dreadful idea. By all means, continue to sit on them. But do much, much more, too. Remember that the glutes are the biggest muscles in your body, they have serious loads to bear, and it is critical that we let them do it. Because, if we don\u2019t, our spines (and the tiny muscles around them) will carry those loads, and they are not designed for it. They protest . . . they hurt. And they will continue to hurt until you wake up your glutes and let them do their job. \nThe gluteal muscles are a group of three muscles that make up the buttocks. There are several smaller muscles back there as well, including the piriformis. They look like this (see diagram below). \nIn a healthy person, the gluteal muscles perform a bunch of important functions. 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The muscles, and the neural pathways, atrophy (or \u201close preference\u201d); the brain \u201cforgets\u201d them. Hence, the term gluteal amnesia. In my experience, there is a very high correlation between the glutes going to sleep and back pain. Very high.\nHere\u2019s why: When those big powerful muscles aren\u2019t doing their job, the spine takes over. It bears the brunt of the forces that the glutes are supposed to be handling and it gets overwhelmed and damaged. Instead of using those big muscles to do things like pick up your child or grandchild, you first use the tiny muscles around your spine to do them, and those muscles can\u2019t handle it. They become strained (which causes pain, all by itself) and eventually fail. Then things get quite a bit worse. When those little muscles fail, the forces that your glutes were supposed to be handling get transmitted directly onto your discs, joints, ligaments, and tendons. That is not what they are supposed to do and it causes serious problems. Conversely, those big psoas muscles get reflexively tighter, putting more pressure on the spine. Think about it: Every time you get out of a chair, pick something up, tie your shoe, or climb the stairs, you are putting a ton of pressure on your spine that it is not designed to bear. You can do it for a while. You can do almost anything for a while. But over the days, months, and years, these micro irritations add up to macro damage. Remember Chris\u2019s explanation of \u201cgeologic time\u201d? Mountains are ground down to rubble in geologic time. Your spine is ground down to rubble in your own version of geologic time, if your glutes don\u2019t do their job.\nSummary: Letting your glutes go to sleep is a terrible idea. Reversing that process and waking them up is crucial to healing back pain. Once those muscles wake up and start doing their intended work, the muscles that do the opposite motion on the joint, the psoas muscles, reflexively loosen up. If you didn\u2019t know this, don\u2019t feel bad. A lot of therapists and doctors don\u2019t know it, either. Or don\u2019t treat it effectively. Teaching you how to treat the problem effectively is one of the most important things we do in this book. \nHere\u2019s what you need to do, in three steps: Wake up your glutes, make them strong, and learn to use them at the appropriate times, as they were designed to be used. \nPART ONE: WAKING UP THE SLEEPING GIANTS\nYou tried using your glutes with the bridge exercise. Now let\u2019s try a different way to wake them up. If you had trouble with the bridge, don\u2019t worry. We will come back to that shortly. \nClamshell\nNow, on to the all-important \u201cclamshell\u201d exercise. 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      "prompt": "Summarise these highs school interview questions and make key points for each \n Tell me about yourself.\nThis a common introductory question because it seems simple but is actually somewhat difficult! Where do you even begin? A good answer to this question is clear and concise. Say what grade you\u2019re in, what you enjoy about school, two or three major extracurricular activities, and why you\u2019re excited about this school. Then, stop!\n\nWhat are your strengths?\nTo answer this question, think about what your teachers and coaches might say about you. Are you a good communicator? A thoughtful problem solver? An effective leader? Then, whichever description you decide on, back it up with specific examples. What are some instances of your leadership or communication skills? Practice a \u201cshow, don\u2019t tell\u201d approach as much as you can.\n\nWhat are your weaknesses?\nThis is actually a common job interview question, and it\u2019s a challenging one! How do you answer honestly without reflecting negatively on yourself? The best way to approach this question is to discuss a real thing upon which you\u2019d like to improve and point to specific ways you\u2019ve already started to work toward that goal. Maybe it\u2019s your note-taking skills, your willingness to participate in class, or your slapshot. Then, pivot toward discussing how you\u2019ve worked on this challenge.\n\nWhat do you like to do for fun or in your free time?\nAnother question that seems easy but has a few traps! When answering this question, think about what they want to hear: that you\u2019re a good citizen, that you spend time with your friends, that you pursue your hobbies in a creative way. Stay away from TV and video games; focus on ways you have fun with others or on more intellectual or creative activities that you pursue beyond the classroom.\n\nWhat extracurricular activities interest you?\nThis question actually has two parts: what extracurricular activities do you know well, and how will you continue them at our school? Make sure you discuss things that your intended new high school offers, whether it\u2019s sports or clubs. Do your research ahead of time. For instance, if they don\u2019t have a debate team or a robotics team, don\u2019t mention that!\n\nWhat is your favorite subject? Why do you like it?\nThere is a near-100% chance you will get this question in your admissions interview. After all, this interview is about your desired high school experience! There\u2019s no wrong answer; just be prepared to explain why a subject is your favorite. What do you find so interesting about it? What\u2019s an assignment you especially enjoyed doing? Again, use specific examples as much as you can.\n\nWhat subject do you find the most difficult?\nApproach this question the same way you did the one about your overall weaknesses. You should be honest, but don\u2019t be negative about your abilities or use words like \u201chate\u201d or \u201csuck at\u201d when describing a class. Acknowledge that you need to work harder in this subject, but also highlight that you are learning to do better and finding ways to enjoy it more.\n\nWhat do you do when you\u2019re having a hard time in a class?\nThis question offers a chance to show off your skills in problem solving. We all encounter adversity; your high school interviewer wants to know how you handle it. A specific example is probably your best approach here. Think of a time that you were struggling with an assignment or topic. 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Be specific and thoughtful.\n\nIf there were one thing you could change about your current school, what would it be?\nAgain, don\u2019t be negative, but try to think of something that your prospective new high school has that your current school doesn\u2019t. Be sure to acknowledge that not having this thing doesn\u2019t mean your current school is bad or that the teachers don\u2019t do a good job.\n\nWhat do you like to read? What is your favorite book?\nThis is a question people often overthink\u2014from high school interviews all the way to job interviews! If you have a favorite book that you can speak passionately about, that\u2019s great, but you don\u2019t need to find a book that perfectly encapsulates everything about you. Talking about your favorite book that you read recently shows that you\u2019re an engaged learner.\n\nWhat did you do last summer?\nFor this question, the best thing to be is thorough! You don\u2019t need to give them a day-by-day summary, but it\u2019s important to show that you were busy with a few different things over your summer. Be sure to mention any summer camps you attended, athletics in which you participated, and (especially) community service that you did.\n\nWhich of your friends do you admire the most and why?\nTalking about our friends\u2019 good qualities is often easier than talking about our own, so this is a great question to get! Remember, though, that your interviewer is asking to get to know you, not your friend. So make sure you talk about the qualities in your friend you admire and how you\u2019ve tried to incorporate some of those traits into your own life.\n\nWhat accomplishment are you proudest of?\nYour first instinct might be to pick your biggest accomplishment, but it\u2019s important to think of one that was truly meaningful, even if it was small. In fact, talking about a challenge you overcame or a time you helped someone can show much more maturity and thoughtfulness than going straight to an award, prize, or big game-winning score.\n\nWhat leadership roles or opportunities have you experienced?\nSimilar to the last question, you don\u2019t have to talk about your most impressive achievements or roles here. Of course, if you were a captain or president, you should certainly discuss that, but you won\u2019t be at a disadvantage if you weren\u2019t. Instead, talk about times you showed leadership qualities by stepping up to take on extra responsibilities in something.\n\nWhy do you want to attend a private school?\nThis question is an opportunity not only to talk about the school at which you\u2019re interviewing, but your broader goals. Don\u2019t say bad things about your public school; emphasize the positives you hope to get from a private school. 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      "prompt": "That's what I have and it's not working \"if \\_\\_name\\_\\_ == '\\_\\_main\\_\\_':\n if len(sys.argv) > 1:\n url = STASH\\_URL\n key = API\\_KEY\n if len(sys.argv) > 2:\n url = sys.argv[2]\n\n if sys.argv[1] == \"setup\":\n client = UpscaleWith(url, key)\n client.setup\\_tags()\n elif sys.argv[1] == \"upscale\\_all\":\n client = UpscaleWith(url, key)\n client.upscale\\_PerformerImage()\n elif sys.argv[1] == \"remove\\_tags\":\n client = UpscaleWith(url, key)\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 = UpscaleWith(url, key)\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(\"\")\n\" and this at the top of the file \"class UpscaleWith:\n \"\"\"\n Main plugin class\n \"\"\"\n def \\_\\_init\\_\\_(self, STASH\\_URL, API\\_KEY):\n self.url = STASH\\_URL\n self.API\\_KEY = API\\_KEY\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, error\\_code):\n if levelchar == \"\":\n return\n if error\\_code == \"\":\n return\n\n print(self.\\_\\_prefix(levelchar) + error\\_code + \"\\n\", file=sys.stderr, flush=True)\n\n def trace(self, error\\_code):\n self.\\_\\_log(b't', error\\_code)\n\n def debug(self, error\\_code):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'd', error\\_code)\n\n def info(self, error\\_code):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'i', error\\_code)\n\n def warning(self, error\\_code):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'w', error\\_code)\n\n def error(self, error\\_code):\n self.\\_\\_log(b'e', error\\_code)\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 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 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 elif response.status\\_code == 401:\n self.error(\n \"[ERROR][GraphQL] HTTP Error 401, Unauthorised. You can add a API Key in at top of the script\")\n return None\n else:\n raise Exception(\n \"GraphQL query failed:{} - {}. Query: {}. Variables: {}\".format(response.status\\_code, response.content,\n query, variables))\". Could it be because before I have the Class of upscalewith, I have this class \"class MainGigapixel(Gigapixel):\n \"\"\"\nGigapixel Sub Class to overide Gigapixel imported module class and add \nfunctionality to clear processed images.\nAs plugin will not work if there is any processed images in queue.\n\"\"\"\n def \\_\\_log(self, levelchar, error\\_code):\n if levelchar == \"\":\n return\n if error\\_code == \"\":\n return\n\n def error(self, error\\_code):\n \"\"\"\n Handles error logging\n \"\"\"\n self.\\_\\_log(b'e', error\\_code)\n\n def start\\_gigapixel(self):\n \"\"\"\n Function to start Gigapixel\n \"\"\"\n app = MainGigapixel(EXE\\_PATH, OUTPUT\\_SUFFIX)\n if app is None:\n self.error(\"Cannot Start Gigapixel, check path variable & try again\")\n\n def start\\_gigapixel\\_thread(self):\n \"\"\"\n Function to initialise start\\_gigapixel threaded\n \"\"\"\n thread = threading.Thread(target=self.start\\_gigapixel)\n thread.start()\n thread.join()\n\n def send\\_keys\\_clear(self):\n \"\"\"\n Function to send keys to Gigapixel to clear photos\n \"\"\"\n send\\_keys(\"^{W}\")\n\n def process(self, photo\\_path: Path, scale: Scale = Scale.X2, mode: Mode = Mode.STANDARD) -> Path:\n self.\\_check\\_path(photo\\_path)\n self.send\\_keys\\_clear()\n self.\\_app.open\\_photo(photo\\_path)\n self.\\_app.set\\_processing\\_options(scale, mode)\n self.\\_app.save\\_photo()\n self.send\\_keys\\_clear()\n\n return self.\\_get\\_save\\_path(photo\\_path)\" which is called in a function within the upscalewith class.",
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      "prompt": "respond to this post: We're looking for someone to help find us leads and convert those leads to either a sale or to schedule a demo with us (we'll perform the demo).\n\nApplicant should provide their own software and tools to accomplish the job. i.e. Sales Navigator, LinkedIn, Crunch Base, Spokeo, Been Verified, Zoominfo, etc.\n\nWe're a SaaS company selling our software to Restaurants, Salons, Chiropractors, or any service type business.\n\nWe also offer commission if Upwork allows it.\n\nAt the end of each week provide us with your list of lead info - (name, email, number, business, # of locations) and contact status - (never contacted, date of contact, # of times contacted, method of contact)",
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      "prompt": "I did this: \n$ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 -C \"IFERGRAP@k332.fel.cvut.cz\"\n\nThis will generate a new RSA ssh key pair with 4096 bits\n\nTo create the .ssh directory on the k332 server and copy the public key to the authorized\\_keys \n\n$ssh IFERGRAP@k332.fel.cvut.cz mkdir -p .ssh\n\nconfirm: yes\n\n$cd\n\n$cat .ssh/id\\_rsa.pub | ssh IFERGRAP@k332.fel.cvut.cz 'cat >> .ssh/authorized\\_keys'\n\nTo create the dl-logs.sh script, we use the following script to download auth.log file\n$nano /home/raphael/Documents/dl-logs.sh\n\nOnce we are in the dl-logs.sh file we write the command:\n(3600 second is for 1 hour.)\n\n#!/bin/bash\nwhile true; do\n scp -i /home/raphael/.ssh/id\\_rsa IFERGRAP@k332.fel.cvut.cz:/var/log/auth.log /home/raphael/Documents/\n sleep 3600\ndone\n\nCtrl X\ny\n\nThen to make the script executable\n$chmod -x /home/raphael/Documents/dl-logs.sh\n\n$crontab -e\n\nCreation of crontab:\n\nEnter: 1\n\nAnd we add this command at the end: \n\n@reboot sh /home/raphael/Documents/dl-logs.sh",
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      "prompt": "import re\nimport random\nimport time\nimport math\n\n\n# function to parse the contents of a TSP instance file and return a list of node coordinates\ndef parse\\_tsp\\_file(contents):\n # split the contents into lines\n lines = contents.split(\"\\n\")\n \n # empty list to store node coordinates\n coords = []\n \n # flag to indicate whether we have reached the NODE\\_COORD\\_SECTION\n found\\_coords = False\n \n # loop through the lines\n for line in lines:\n # if we have reached the NODE\\_COORD\\_SECTION\n if found\\_coords:\n # use a regular expression to extract the node number and coordinates\n match = re.search(r\"(\\d+)\\s+([-\\d.]+)\\s+([-\\d.]+)\", line)\n # if a match is found\n if match:\n # add the coordinates to the list\n coords.append((float(match.group(2)), float(match.group(3))))\n # if we have reached the end of the NODE\\_COORD\\_SECTION\n elif line == \"EOF\":\n break\n # if we have found the NODE\\_COORD\\_SECTION\n elif line == \"NODE\\_COORD\\_SECTION\":\n found\\_coords = True\n \n return coords\n\n# function to calculate the euclidean distance between two nodes\ndef euclidean\\_distance(node1, node2):\n x1, y1 = node1\n x2, y2 = node2\n return math.sqrt((x1 - 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() - start\\_time < time\\_limit:\n # generate a new solution\n new\\_solution = generate\\_neighbor(current\\_solution)\n new\\_cost = calculate\\_cost(distance\\_matrix, new\\_solution)\n \n # acceptance probability\n p = acceptance\\_probability(current\\_cost, new\\_cost, t, T0)\n \n # decide whether to accept the new solution\n if p > random.random():\n current\\_solution = new\\_solution\n current\\_cost = new\\_cost\n \n # update the best solution\n if current\\_cost < best\\_cost:\n best\\_solution = current\\_solution\n best\\_cost = current\\_cost\n \n # decrease the temperature\n t = alpha \\* t\n \n return best\\_solution\ndef tabu\\_search(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 tabu\\_list = []\n tabu\\_list\\_size = len(initial\\_solution) // 2\n \n start\\_time = time.time()\n while time.time() - start\\_time < time\\_limit:\n best\\_neighbor = None\n best\\_neighbor\\_cost = float(\"inf\")\n for neighbor in generate\\_neighbors(current\\_solution):\n if neighbor in tabu\\_list:\n continue\n cost = calculate\\_cost(distance\\_matrix, neighbor)\n if cost < best\\_neighbor\\_cost:\n best\\_neighbor = neighbor\n best\\_neighbor\\_cost = cost\n \n current\\_solution = best\\_neighbor\n current\\_cost = best\\_neighbor\\_cost\n tabu\\_list.append(best\\_neighbor)\n if len(tabu\\_list) > tabu\\_list\\_size:\n tabu\\_list.pop(0)\n \n if current\\_cost < best\\_cost:\n best\\_solution = current\\_solution\n best\\_cost = current\\_cost\n \n return best\\_solution\ndef genetic\\_algorithm(distance\\_matrix, population\\_size, mutation\\_rate, time\\_limit):\n population = [generate\\_random\\_solution(distance\\_matrix) for \\_ in range(population\\_size)]\n best\\_solution = None\n best\\_cost = float(\"inf\")\n \n start\\_time = time.time()\n while time.time() - start\\_time < time\\_limit:\n # evaluate the fitness of each individual in the population\n population = sorted(population, key=lambda individual: calculate\\_cost(distance\\_matrix, individual))\n # select the top individuals for breeding\n breeding\\_pool = population[:population\\_size // 2]\n # generate the next generation of individuals\n next\\_generation = []\n for \\_ in range(population\\_size):\n parent1, parent2 = random.sample(breeding\\_pool, 2)\n child = crossover(parent1, parent2)\n if random.random() < mutation\\_rate:\n child = mutate(child)\n next\\_generation.append(child)\n population = next\\_generation\n \n # update the best solution\n if calculate\\_cost(distance\\_matrix, population[0]) < best\\_cost:\n best\\_solution = population[0]\n best\\_cost = calculate\\_cost(distance\\_matrix, population[0])\n\n return best\\_solution\n\ndef main():\n # read in the user input for the algorithm and time limit\n algorithm = input(\"Please select an algorithm (SA, TS, or GA): \")\n time\\_limit = int(input(\"Please enter a time limit (between 60 and 300 seconds): \"))\n\n with open(\"a280.tsp\", \"r\") as file:\n contents = file.read()\n \n # parse the TSP instance file and get the list of coordinates\n coords = parse\\_tsp\\_file(contents)\n \n # create the distance matrix\n distance\\_matrix = create\\_distance\\_matrix(coords)\n \n # obtain the initial solution\n initial\\_solution = nearest\\_neighbor(coords, distance\\_matrix)\n\n if algorithm == 'SA':\n best\\_solution = simulated\\_annealing(distance\\_matrix, initial\\_solution, time\\_limit)\n elif algorithm == 'TS':\n best\\_solution = tabu\\_search(distance\\_matrix, initial\\_solution, time\\_limit)\n elif algorithm == 'GA':\n best\\_solution = genetic\\_algorithm(distance\\_matrix, 50, 0.1, time\\_limit)\n \n print(best\\_solution)\n print(calculate\\_cost(distance\\_matrix, best\\_solution))\n\nWhen I run it its not getting anything",
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      "prompt": "Often in companies that develop SaaS, there's a sort of archetypal employee. I have seen this in many companies over my still ongoing 25 year old career in this industry, across many companies big and small. This employee is an excellent technical operator of the highest order with heaps of tribal knowledge about internal and external tools, processes and configurations. As a result of this two things happen: everyone else in technical roles becomes hyperdependent (to the extreme of plain incompetence, in cases) on this person's help and availability to answer questions to do their job. This problems worsens itself overtime as this employee, lets call him Ed Chen, is a good person in nature and even if it frustrates him at times, he really wants to help his peers and ultimately make the company successful. The other thing that happens is that Ed Chen is a little bit miserable, because of his knowledge and help, he becomes so absolutely essential for the company (or department, in the case of large companies) to function from one day to the next - and he never, ever gets promoted, nor he will ever quit. What do you know about Ed Chen, is there any academic or otherwise research on this employee profile?",
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      "prompt": "heres the global\\_data.py file: from uuid import uuid4\n\ndef get\\_id() -> str:\n id = int(uuid4())\n return str(id)\n \nclass DATA:\n on\\_update = {}\n window = object\n EventHandler = object\n TimeHandler = object\n\n#shortcuts to DATA\nget\\_window = lambda: DATA.window\n\ndef on\\_update(key=None,val=None):\n r\"\"\"\n #### Sets a function into `DATA.on\\_update` or returns all funcions if no key is passed\n \"\"\"\n \n if key:\n DATA.on\\_update[key] = val\n else:\n return DATA.on\\_update.values()",
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      "prompt": "Damian, here is an example of a application I wrote, please remember all of the details about me and my (Drongo's) writing style:\n\n Functional neural interfaces (FNIs) is a rapidly expanding, multi-disciplinary field that could potentially revolutionize neuroscience. However, many current FNIs are highly invasive, not feasible in humans, or can only record from, at most, one region of the brain. My research focuses on nano functional neural interfaces (nFNIs) to solve the stated problems. My penultimate goal is to design and safely implement a system that allows for high-resolution, bidirectional communication with the nervous system while being minimally invasive. I\u2019ve been enthralled with creating this system since I was in elementary school. It is a project that will need many interdisciplinary technological advances to achieve, but I believe that such a system would have many extraordinary impacts on both research and society. \n While I am specifically interested in researching nFNIs, I wanted to ensure that I had a wide range of research experience in neuroscience to better myself as a researcher. I had the honor of taking part in the 2020 summer undergraduate research program in Computational Neuroscience hosted by Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh. Due to the coronavirus, the internship was converted to an online format, which required me to work mostly independently. I worked in Dr. Aaron Batista\u2019s lab under the guidance of his graduate student Erinn Grigsby where another student and I studied \u201cDecoder Performance Classified as a Function of Neurons.\u201d \nIn this study, we investigated the impact of neuron dropping on decoder performance. By utilizing my skills in Matlab, we created three different Kalman filters and linear regression decoders. Each decoder contained different position, velocity, and velocity-position decoders to test, which was the most robust to neuron dropping. Despite the challenges presented by the coronavirus, we virtually presented our work at the Center of the Neural Basis of Cognition. Getting the chance to work in Dr. Batista\u2019s lab was by far the most rewarding experience in my professional career. The experience enriched my ability to decipher papers to find pertinent information. It strengthened my ability to pose a question and find an objective method to answer it. Most importantly, I gained an in-depth knowledge of how brain-computer interface decoders operate and first-hand experience developing and designing them. On top of my other coursework and projects, I am continuing my research into brain-computer interface decoders with my partner, explicitly investigating how modulation depth and preferred direction factor into decoder performance as neurons are dropped. We hope to see if specific neurons are essential for decoding a particular action than other neurons. \nAs part of my senior thesis at Worcester Polytechnic Institute, I am a part of a team, under the guidance of Dr. Dirk Albrecht, investigating the dosing of deep brain stimulation (DBS) in disorders such as Parkinson\u2019s Disease, dystonia, essential tremor, and epilepsy. Our primary goal is to find a method of optimizing the procedure of finding the correct dosage of frequency, pulse width, and voltage for each unique individual. We aim to conduct this study utilizing C. elegans as a model system because of the animal\u2019s completed connectome. Knowing the connectome may help see the underlying mechanisms that effectively allow DBS to treat the previously stated diseases. We hope that by identifying the underlying mechanisms of DBS, the treatment might be optimized.\nUsing what I\u2019ve learned from my previous research experiences, I am currently conducting a formal independent study into neural nanotransducers. One of the most considerable problems with non-invasive stimulation and imaging of neurons is that signals are dispersed or attenuated as they pass through the skull and tissue matter. Typically, the trade-off for having a stable signal deeper into the brain is by being more invasive. However, in this study, I hypothesize that nFNIs can be used as a relay system to send and receive external devices\u2019 signals. The hypothesis is based on the biomimicry of neurons themselves. In the example of an \u201cimaging\u201d nFNI, it would receive the information of a neuron firing and transduce the signal. A nearby relay nFNI would then relay that signal until it reached the skull where the signal could be read. The process would function conversely for signals sent to a specific neuron. \nMy current theory is nanowires composed of magnetic nanoparticles bound together by a protein chain could act as the relay nFNIs with magnetoelectric nFNIs at the end to send/receive signals. The wire would self-assemble using the proteins, which would also insulate the signal to reduce noise. Ideally, the wire would attach itself to the skull and the targeted neuron allowing for direct stimulation. The exploration of this concept is what I\u2019d like to make into my dissertation at Rice University. Rice has shown to be the pinnacle in regards to nano neural engineering through countless innovations done by its world-class staff. I knew Rice was perfect for me after pouring over the research conducted as I investigated nFNIs. With their guidance, I can use nFNIs to design and implement a minimally-invasive, bidirectional brain-computer interface.\nAfter my time at Rice University, I hope to found a research company centered around research further into nFNIs and making this BCI safely usable by humans. Ultimately, I hope the BCI would be a versatile treatment option for neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson\u2019s Disease by allowing direct activation and monitoring of the affected neurons. The BCI could also enhance neuroprosthetics by allowing sensations such as touch to be sent back to the brain. The number of medical and scientific advancements possible with this technology are genuinely countless. The creation of this system will be my life\u2019s work that I have been doing since I was in middle school. I hope to continue this work at Rice University, where I\u2019ll get the guidance I could not receive anywhere else.",
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      "prompt": "[START CHUNK 1/4]\n### test.txt ###\n\nEvents and Event Listeners\nEdit this page\nDuring the execution of a Symfony application, lots of event notifications are triggered. Your application can listen to these notifications and respond to them by executing any piece of code.\n\nSymfony triggers several events related to the kernel while processing the HTTP Request. Third-party bundles may also dispatch events, and you can even dispatch custom events from your own code.\n\nAll the examples shown in this article use the same KernelEvents::EXCEPTION event for consistency purposes. In your own application, you can use any event and even mix several of them in the same subscriber.\n\nCreating an Event Listener\nThe most common way to listen to an event is to register an event listener:\n\n Copy\n// src/EventListener/ExceptionListener.php\nnamespace App\\EventListener;\n\nuse Symfony\\Component\\HttpFoundation\\Response;\nuse Symfony\\Component\\HttpKernel\\Event\\ExceptionEvent;\nuse Symfony\\Component\\HttpKernel\\Exception\\HttpExceptionInterface;\n\nclass ExceptionListener\n{\n public function \\_\\_invoke(ExceptionEvent $event): void\n {\n // You get the exception object from the received event\n $exception = $event->getThrowable();\n $message = sprintf(\n 'My Error says: %s with code: %s',\n $exception->getMessage(),\n $exception->getCode()\n );\n\n // Customize your response object to display the exception details\n $response = new Response();\n $response->setContent($message);\n\n // HttpExceptionInterface is a special type of exception that\n // holds status code and header details\n if ($exception instanceof HttpExceptionInterface) {\n $response->setStatusCode($exception->getStatusCode());\n $response->headers->replace($exception->getHeaders());\n } else {\n $response->setStatusCode(Response::HTTP\\_INTERNAL\\_SERVER\\_ERROR);\n }\n\n // sends the modified response object to the event\n $event->setResponse($response);\n }\n}\nNow that the class is created, you need to register it as a service and notify Symfony that it is an event listener by using a special \"tag\":\n\n Copy\n# config/services.yaml\nservices:\n App\\EventListener\\ExceptionListener:\n tags: [kernel.event\\_listener]\nSymfony follows this logic to decide which method to call inside the event listener class:\n\nIf the kernel.event\\_listener tag defines the method attribute, that's the name of the method to be called;\nIf no method attribute is defined, try to call the \\_\\_invoke() magic method (which makes event listeners invokable);\nIf the \\_\\_invoke() method is not defined either, throw an exception.\nThere is an optional attribute for the kernel.event\\_listener tag called priority, which is a positive or negative integer that defaults to 0 and it controls the order in which listeners are executed (the higher the number, the earlier a listener is executed). This is useful when you need to guarantee that one listener is executed before another. The priorities of the internal Symfony listeners usually range from -256 to 256 but your own listeners can use any positive or negative integer.\n\nThere is an optional attribute for the kernel.event\\_listener tag called event which is useful when listener $event argument is not typed. If you configure it, it will change type of $event object. For the kernel.exception event, it is ExceptionEvent. Check out the Symfony events reference to see what type of object each event provides.\n\nWith this attribute, Symfony follows this logic to decide which method to call inside the event listener class:\n\nIf the kernel.event\\_listener tag defines the method attribute, that's the name of the method to be called;\nIf no method attribute is defined, try to call the method whose name is on + \"PascalCased event name\" (e.g. onKernelException() method for the kernel.exception event);\nIf that method is not defined either, try to call the \\_\\_invoke() magic method (which makes event listeners invokable);\nIf the \\_\\_invoke() method is not defined either, throw an exception.\nDefining Event Listeners with PHP Attributes\nAn alternative way to define an event listener is to use the AsEventListener PHP attribute. This allows to configure the listener inside its class, without having to add any configuration in external files:\n\n Copy\nnamespace App\\EventListener;\n\nuse Symfony\\Component\\EventDispatcher\\Attribute\\AsEventListener;\n\n#[AsEventListener]\nfinal class MyListener\n{\n public function \\_\\_invoke(CustomEvent $event): void\n {\n // ...\n }\n}\nYou can add multiple #[AsEventListener()] attributes to configure different methods:\n\n Copy\nnamespace App\\EventListener;\n\nuse Symfony\\Component\\EventDispatcher\\Attribute\\AsEventListener;\n\n#[AsEventListener(event: CustomEvent::class, method: 'onCustomEvent')]\n#[AsEventListener(event: 'foo', priority: 42)]\n#[AsEventListener(event: 'bar', method: 'onBarEvent')]\nfinal class MyMultiListener\n{\n public function onCustomEvent(CustomEvent $event): void\n {\n // ...\n }\n\n public function onFoo(): void\n {\n // ...\n }\n\n public function onBarEvent(): void\n {\n // ...\n }\n}\nAsEventListener can also be applied to methods directly:\n\n Copy\nnamespace App\\EventListener;\n\nuse Symfony\\Component\\EventDispatcher\\Attribute\\AsEventListener;\n\nfinal class MyMultiListener\n{\n #[AsEventListener()]\n public function onCustomEvent(CustomEvent $event): void\n {\n // ...\n }\n\n #[AsEventListener(event: 'foo', priority: 42)]\n public function onFoo(): void\n {\n // ...\n }\n\n #[AsEventListener(event: 'bar')]\n public function onBarEvent(): void\n {\n // ...\n }\n}\nNote that the attribute doesn't require its event parameter to be set if the method already type-hints the expected event.\n\nCreating an Event Subscriber\nAnother way to listen to events is via an event subscriber, which is a class that defines one or more methods that listen to one or various events. The main difference with the event listeners is that subscribers always know the events to which they are listening.\n\nIf different event subscriber methods listen to the same event, their order is defined by the priority parameter. This value is a positive or negative integer which defaults to 0. The higher the number, the earlier the method is called. Priority is aggregated for all listeners and subscribers, so your methods could be called before or after the methods defined in other listeners and subscribers. To learn more about event subscribers, read The EventDispatcher Component.\n\nThe following example shows an event subscriber that defines several methods which listen to the same kernel.exception event:\n\n Copy\n// src/EventSubscriber/ExceptionSubscriber.php\nnamespace App\\EventSubscriber;\n\nuse Symfony\\Component\\EventDispatcher\\EventSubscriberInterface;\nuse Symfony\\Component\\HttpKernel\\Event\\ExceptionEvent;\nuse Symfony\\Component\\HttpKernel\\KernelEvents;\n\nclass ExceptionSubscriber implements EventSubscriberInterface\n{\n public static function getSubscribedEvents(): array\n {\n // return the subscribed events, their methods and priorities\n return [\n KernelEvents::EXCEPTION => [\n ['processException', 10],\n ['logException', 0],\n ['notifyException', -10],\n ],\n ];\n }\n\n public function processException(ExceptionEvent $event)\n {\n // ...\n }\n\n public function logException(ExceptionEvent $event)\n {\n // ...\n }\n\n public function notifyException(ExceptionEvent $event)\n {\n // ...\n }\n}\nThat's it! 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      "prompt": "This is the continuation of the chapter:\nUncovering Your Deep Motivation: How to Find Your Why\n\nTBM Family member Jeanine learned from a young age that money simply wasn\u2019t something she had\u2014and she never questioned that. Growing up, she sensed that her parents didn\u2019t have a lot of it; why else would they take the kids to McDonald\u2019s and not order anything for themselves?\nJeanine ended up becoming a hard, diligent worker, but she struggled to feel confident in her own skin. Most of the $25K she made per year working as a server went to massages and makeup to compensate for a lack of self-esteem. She couldn\u2019t manage to save up for much-needed dental work or other basic needs. While she inherited the mindset that money is taboo, sometimes there was just no escaping reality: it often hit her on her walk to work that if she didn\u2019t make enough in tips, the lights would be turned off by the time she got home from her shift.\nHer low self-esteem didn\u2019t just affect her financial health; it affected all the decisions she made. She dated people she knew she shouldn\u2019t, and at the end of one particularly bad relationship, found herself evicted from her apartment and crippled by insurmountable debt. Once her debt went into collections, she struggled even more to stay afloat. When her car was repossessed, she knew something had to change.\nJeanine found the Budget Mom Community in 2019 and immediately began applying the principles you\u2019ll learn in this book. She embraced the cash envelope system we\u2019ll visit soon and began\n \nsaving more money than she ever had. Then she got a new job that almost doubled her restaurant salary, and even developed a relationship with a new partner who helped her believe she could reach her financial goals. And yet, she still wasn\u2019t making a dent in her actual debt. Why did it feel like everyone in the community was making progress besides her?\nWhen she took a hard look at her spending tracker and saving funds, it immediately became obvious why she was spinning her wheels: Jeanine was spending money on everyone but herself. She would delay putting money toward her debts in order to stuff her cash envelopes for dates and dinners and gifts and other things she knew would bring her partner joy. She was compensating for her low self-esteem by spending on others. Realizing that she needed to put herself first\u2014which included putting her debt first\u2014she paused her relationship to get her priorities straight.\nShe began earning extra money through gig work and put all her earnings toward her debt. She created new sinking funds that would specifically add value to her life: moving to be closer to her sick father, budgeting for a vacation with friends, spending money on improving her home, and setting aside six months of emergency savings for peace of mind. She dyed her hair pink and got her nose pierced, expressing herself more authentically for the first time in years. And she took up the practice of gratitude journaling only to realize that she not only loved herself, but\u2014to her surprise\u2014she also really loved this thing she once feared. She loved money. She loved managing it, budgeting it, saving it, and spending it well, with purpose and intention, as she had learned how to do. It changed her life\u2014so much so that she then offered to help her ex with his company\u2019s finances. Her efforts were a success, and soon she didn\u2019t just have a job, she had an all-new passion. She kept going, kept offering to help, kept working with money, and today, Jeanine makes her living helping all types of companies with their finances.\nWhat a transformation.\n \nJeanine\u2019s motivation ended up being her own personal development. She wanted to grow herself and grow her career, and maybe that\u2019s true for you, too. You are allowed to be motivated by your own self-interest. Whether it\u2019s finding a career that fills you with joy, improving your self-image, or living a purpose-driven life, it\u2019s okay if your why isn\u2019t to foster world peace. But you still need to know what your goals are so we know how to direct your finances.\nSo go ahead and humor me: grab a notebook and a pen, or, if you\u2019re listening, simply close your eyes, and think about your purpose. To help guide you, I\u2019m going to suggest the steps that I have seen help a broad, diverse range of women begin to define theirs.\nStep 1: Start with a Goal, Then Ask the Next Question\nFor example, maybe your goal is paying off your debt. But then ask the next question: \u201cSo what?\u201d Why do you want to pay off debt? What emotions come up for you around paying off debt? Do you feel it will give you more opportunities? Do you feel it will improve your lifestyle? Do you feel like it will make you a happier person? Is it to live the fullest life possible with your family without relying on someone else\u2019s money? What is the reason behind the goal? Or, even better, what\u2019s the reason behind the reason?\nLet\u2019s say your goal is freedom. So what? What does freedom mean to you? Does it mean that you can do things with your children without worrying about your checking account balance? Does it mean being able to travel without going into debt to achieve it? Does it mean that you can stop living paycheck to paycheck and start building wealth for your family?\nI had one client tell me, \u201cMy why is to have financial stability.\u201d She was a single woman without kids, who had accrued debt through\n \ncredit card spending and by taking out a car loan.\nI asked her the next question: \u201cSo what? Why do you want to have financial stability? What does that mean to you?\u201d\nThat simple question opened up a floodgate. She said, \u201cBecause I don\u2019t want to feel stressed out every time something goes wrong. I don\u2019t constantly want to be in panic mode. I don\u2019t want to feel like I\u2019m always struggling.\u201d\nIt was clear to me: her deeper why was to bring peace to her life.\nStep 2: Make a Goal Bigger than Yourself\nAsk yourself, \u201cWho or what in my life do my finances affect besides me?\u201d\nIt\u2019s a clarifying question. Say you want to pay off debt, and you want to pay off that debt because you want more freedom in your life to do what you love. How would you having more freedom affect the people around you?\nBefore I had my son, I didn\u2019t really know what I wanted to do in my future. I got up and went to work. I didn\u2019t feel like I had much purpose.\nMy son gave me a deep sense of purpose. Raising him gives me the feeling of being part of something bigger than myself for the first time.\nSo who or what else do your finances affect? It doesn\u2019t have to be a child; another member of the Budget Mom Family keeps her pets in mind as she budgets! Another member mentions her parents, hoping to pay off their debts so they don\u2019t have to. Whatever it is, it\u2019s helpful when your why goes beyond just you. This deeper, broader sense of purpose is essential for a lasting why.\n \nStep 3: Attach a Visual\nWhen I dreamed about buying a house in cash, I could literally see my son running through the front door playing with our dog. I could hear his laughter. I could see us on the porch swing as the sun set. I could feel it. That image is what motivated me to save\u2014and to resist the temptation to spend.\nPeople tell me, \u201cMiko, I want a life without debt.\u201d That\u2019s a great start, but it doesn\u2019t go far enough. It has no image connected to it. I want you to be able to envision and visualize your life without debt: when you say it out loud, you need to be able to see it in your future and hear it in your mind and actually feel what that reality would be like.\nWhen I think about my why, I think about my son, who is a competitive wrestler, traveling for weekend competitions. I imagine him making friends with the other participants. I imagine him giving it his all on the mat. I also imagine him going to college one day, whatever college he wants to go to. I imagine him with textbooks under his arm, and excelling in a subject that he loves, or discovering a passion. I imagine him sitting in a classroom and raising his hand. Most of all, I imagine us spending time together in our own home, watching a movie on our couch, playing with our dog, or eating breakfast at the kitchen table.\nOnce you get to that place where you can visualize your goal\u2014 when you can feel it and see what you\u2019re fighting for\u2014it becomes far more powerful than \u201cbeing debt-free.\u201d",
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They contain\nnothing but khaki pants, black polos, and granny bras.\nBABS (CONT\u2019D)\nYou\u2019ve really got a signature look,\nnow don\u2019t you?\nRUBY\nMore like a Signature Select look,\nam I right?\nRuby laughs, Babs clearly unaware of Safeway\u2019s store brand.\nBABS\nWe need the tub.\nRUBY\nThe tub?\nBabs, defying the limits of her body, runs out of the room.\nBABS\nThe tub!\nRUBY\n(to Min)\nThe tub?\nMIN\nThe tub.\nRUBY\nWhat\u2019s that?\n\n41.\nMIN\nA tub, I assume.\nMin and Ruby stand still and silent for several long moments.\nBabs enters, carrying an enormous teal tub.\nBABS\nThe tub!\nShe throws it down on the ground and struggles to catch her\nbreath.\nBABS (CONT\u2019D)\nIt\u2019s where we keep all the clothes\nthat guests leave in their rooms\nafter they check out.\nRuby cautiously opens the tub.\nRUBY\nAnd they\u2019ve all been washed\nthoroughly?\nBABS\nYeah I\u2019m sure these people washed\ntheir clothes.\nRuby pulls out a short, lowcut black dress.\nRUBY\nIs this party appropriate?\nBabs stands up and touches the dress.\nBABS\nWhat I wouldn\u2019t give to wear this\nand sneak into another South-\nAmerican cock fight...looks a bit\nsmall though.\nBabs tosses it aside, Ruby pulls out a pair of yellow tube\nsocks, men\u2019s jeans, an old tattered sports bra, and a night\ngown.\nRUBY\nDo any of these work?\nBABS\nYikes. Not yet, but...\nBabs whips out a butterfly knife.\n\n42.\nBABS (CONT\u2019D)\nGive me five minutes. And one of\nyour polos.\nRuby looks mortified.\nBABS (CONT\u2019D)\nTrust me.\nMIN\nWhat about me?\nThey both turn, having assumedly forgot he was there.\nBABS\nOh...you also want party clothes?\nMin nods.\nBABS (CONT\u2019D)\nWell in that case-\nCUT TO:\nEXT. SHITTY HOTEL \u2013 NIGHT\nRod Stewart\u2019s \u201cDo Ya Think I\u2019m Sexy\u201d plays. Out walks Ruby\nand Min towards the PT Cruiser.\nRuby is wearing the men\u2019s jeans up to her waist with holes\nnow cut out all over. Her work polo has been turned into a\none-shoulder crop top. Her bra strap shows and she\u2019s wearing\nher trusted backpack. She takes tiny, uncomfortable steps.\nIn a weird and unfamiliar way, Ruby looks\u2026hot?\nMin is in the short black dress, his nipples just barely\npoking out, and yellow tube socks that hit him just below the\nknee. His upside-down thigh tattoos are showing. He\u2019s an\nandrogynous dream.\nRuby reaches into her bra and pulls out her name tag. She\nputs it on, suddenly looking more confident.\nBabs looks on from the doorway, beaming like a proud mother\nsending her kids off to prom.\nEXT. SIGMA CHI FRAT HOUSE \u2013 NIGHT\nRuby and Min stand still at the curb of the house. There are\ncollege kids in typical \u201cI\u2019m not living under Mom\u2019s roof\nanymore\u201d attire. They stare at the front door.\n\n43.\nRUBY\nWell, we visited a party. Time to\ngo.\nRuby starts walking away.\nMIN\nHey Ruby?\nRUBY\nYeah?\nMIN\nI think the party is inside.\nShe reluctantly returns to Min\u2019s side.\nMIN (CONT\u2019D)\nIt\u2019s okay if you\u2019re nervous. I am\ntoo.\nRUBY\nYou are?\nMIN\nIsn\u2019t it obvious? I\u2019m shaking.\nHe\u2019s not.\nMIN (CONT\u2019D)\nBut I think if we stick together,\nit\u2019s going to be okay.\nRuby seems to take the tiniest sigh of comfort.\nShe takes a moment to calibrate to the booming bass radiating\nfrom the house. She gently bops to the beat.\nRUBY\nOkay. We stick together?\nMin nods.\nRuby takes a deep breath. Five six seven eight-\n-she leads the way walking up the sidewalk to the beat. Too\ndramatically. Her shoulders are doing all the walking. Min\nfails to figure out the beat. He scurries behind.\nINT. SIGMA CHI FRAT HOUSE \u2013 NIGHT\nIt\u2019s a party alright. College kids drinking and flirting. A\nBRO at the door stops them.\n\n44.\nBRO\nThere\u2019s a cover tonight for dudes.\nHe looks at Ruby.\nBRO (CONT\u2019D)\nYou\u2019re good.\nShe enters. The bro looks at Min in his dress.\nBRO (CONT\u2019D)\nUhh\u2026\nMin stares back. 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The louder they cheer, the\nstronger the party energy infiltrates Ruby\u2019s body. A circle\nforms as Ruby lifts Min above her head. Afterall, she\u2019s got\nthe forearm strength to work in liquor.\nMaking his way through the crowd is our boy Blake.\nBLAKE\nRuby Tuesday! You made it!\nRuby and Min stop their routine.\n\n45.\nRUBY\n(out of breath)\nBlake, hello.\nBlake gives Ruby a hug. Her eyes widen.\nBLAKE\nYou want a tour of the place?\nRUBY\nI do love architecture\u2026\nBLAKE\nDope! Follow me.\nRuby begins to follow Blake, but she quickly stops.\nRUBY\nWait!\nShe turns around to Min, who is admiring the snack table.\nRUBY (CONT\u2019D)\nAre you gonna be okay if I go with\nBlake?\nMin smiles and nods. He gives her a thumbs up. Ruby smiles\nback. Ruby heads back towards Blake as Min looks back towards\nthe snack table, suddenly furrowing his eyebrows.\nINT. FRAT BOY KITCHEN \u2013 NIGHT\nBlake leads Ruby towards a table full of booze. The\nBottomfeeder\u2019s blobfish stares at all who enter.\nBLAKE\nThis is the kitchen. It\u2019s where the\nguys cook food.\nRUBY\nThat makes sense.\nBLAKE\nCan I get you a drink?\nRUBY\nOh, I don\u2019t really-\nShe shakes off her default rejection and refocuses.\nRUBY (CONT\u2019D)\n-see a problem with that. I sell\nalcohol and I drink it.\n\n46.\nBLAKE\nRight on! A Bottomfeeders and\nsprite cool?\nRUBY\nHold the sprite.\nBLAKE\nStraight Bottomfeeders? You\u2019re a\nmaniac!\nShe\u2019s clearly never had straight Bottomfeeders. He pours her\na generous cup.\nBLAKE (CONT\u2019D)\nThe tour continues!\nRuby takes a large gulp of the vodka, and in an attempt to\nchoke it down, shoots it out her nose and back into the cup.\nLuckily Blake didn\u2019t notice. She takes another sip.\nINT. FRAT HOUSE HALLWAY - NIGHT\nDoors line the near-empty hallway.\nBLAKE\nThese are the bedrooms, they kinda\nsmell like a janitor\u2019s closet.\nBlake opens one of the empty rooms. 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The house has a strict \u201cno\nwedding\u201d rule. Anyway, I\u2019ll show\nyou the urinals now. We\u2019ve got like\nseven in one bathroom, it\u2019s crazy!\nBlake walks out of the room. Ruby, confused, turns off her\nmake-out music. She pulls out the notepad again and stares at\nher notes.\nRUBY\nMaybe I missed a step...\nINT. FRAT LIVING ROOM \u2013 NIGHT\nBlake and Ruby rejoin the party downstairs. Min is sitting\ninconspicuously in the corner on a chair.\nBlake stares at the snack table.\nBLAKE\nHoly Toledo, who brought the\nsammies?\nRuby looks over to see a platter of gourmet mini subs. 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The Dwarf at the front (named Una) acts as the judge of these proceedings and will blow the Trumpet periodically to restore order. Whenever the party responds to an accusation, NPCs run back and forth between the two crowds as people change their minds.\"\n ],\n \"notes\": \"Debate\\nThe Goblin King should use this opportunity to show the players how their actions have impacted the Labyrinth, and how rumors of their actions are spreading. After the Goblin King feels that the back and forth has gone on for long enough, Una will call for a vote, which is decided by a test (difficulty determined by how many enemies the party has made). If the party went through Loma\\u2019s door, the roll is improved. If they went through Gloams door, it\\u2019s hindered.\",\n \"consequences\": \"If they succeed, Una will allow them to speak into the Trumpet. It will be heard all across the Stonewalls and Hedge Maze. Update their progress. If they fail, they'll be thrown in the oubliette (page 42). 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      "prompt": "RYAN is clearly sucking up to MAX who knows exactly what Ryan is doing and finds it mildly amusing. Irritated, JODIE tries to ignore Max and Ryan and work with RIDA. But when she makes a minor mistake on an NS PATIENT, Ryan can\u2019t help smirking and giving her a dig. Annoyed, Rida snaps at Ryan \u2013 where does he get his kicks from?! But as Max curtly corrects Jodie\u2019s mistake, it\u2019s clear Jodie is frustrated.\nMax takes Jodie aside and asks what her problem is. Jodie scoffs that it\u2019s clear that Max loves being idolised by idiots like Ryan. Stern, Max tells Jodie to stop being so unprofessional \u2013 this is precisely why them working together is a bad idea. But Jodie just stalks off, wanting nothing to do with him. These two are clearly still as at odds as ever.\nJodie throws herself into work but just then the ED doors fly open as a JIMMY (covered in thick, brown mud) is wheeled in... 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On his best behaviour in front of Donna after one of his professional references was called into question (in episode 27), Ryan offers to clear Jimmy\u2019s belongings away. But as Ryan does so he trips over what looks like an old rock that\u2019s in Jimmy\u2019s box. But as Ryan picks it up and Jodie wonders what it is, a small pin suddenly falls out and Dylan freezes. That\u2019s an unexploded WW2 grenade. (INCITING INCIDENT) Everyone tenses \u2013 what do they do?! (PRE-TITLES) \nDonna hits the panic button which sets off the alarms to evacuate the building (XR B AND C STORIES) and Dylan tells Ryan (who is still holding the bomb) not to move a muscle in case it goes off. As Ryan goes white, Dylan explains that no one should go near Ryan. They all need to stay very, very calm. Dylan rings Max to explain what\u2019s happened and tells him to get the bomb squad here, now! \nMax, who has just been evacuated, is horrified to hear what Dylan is telling him (especially when he learns Jodie is with them too). As he gets CHARLIE to alert the bomb squad, Max\u2019s first thought is to race back in but IAIN, FAITH and the others tell him that\u2019s a mad idea. All he\u2019s doing is putting himself at risk. But it\u2019s clear Max is desperately worried for his daughter. \nMeanwhile, inside, Dylan tells Jodie to get out; the bomb squad will get here soon but she should go, he and Donna can keep an eye on Jimmy and look after Ryan. But Ryan starts to panic. Jodie can\u2019t leave him! Please! Dylan tries to reassure Ryan but just then Jimmy\u2019s machines start to go off. He\u2019s crashing. As Dylan and Donna have to race to treat him, Jodie can see Ryan\u2019s pure fear. Despite their animosity, Jodie steps towards Ryan \u2013 she\u2019s not going anywhere\u2026 she\u2019s staying with him until help comes. Out on Jodie, determined to support Ryan despite the danger. \nOutside the hospital, Max is desperately trying to manage the chaos of the evacuated PATIENTS and STAFF outside the ED whilst simultaneously asking Dylan for updates on the phone \u2013 he\u2019s practically climbing the walls with worry. It\u2019s clear he\u2019s going spare as POLICE start to lock off the sight. Max is hating that there\u2019s nothing he can do to help, but just then JACK arrives (XR B STORY). As Max looks at his injuries, he realises he needs treatment urgently\u2026 desperate to do something and be of some use, Max offers to take Jack inside to treat him.\nMax is talking to the police and urgently telling them that although it\u2019s not entirely safe, he needs to get inside as this boy, Jack, needs treatment. 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His mind is clearly on Jodie. \nMeanwhile, Donna and Dylan do some brilliant meds on Jimmy. It\u2019s a wave of relief for them and it gets even better when the BOMB SQUAD finally arrive. Jodie, Donna and Dylan breathe a sigh of relief. Perhaps it will all be ok after all. But are they really out of the woods? \nThe bomb squad examine the device in Ryan\u2019s hand. DAN, the bomb squad leader, confirms that the most important thing is that Ryan doesn\u2019t shift it at all. Impatient, Dylan insists that he\u2019s already told him that. But as Dan explains that they\u2019ll evacuate Jodie, Dylan and Donna and then the bomb squad team can work slowly with Ryan to deactivate the device, Ryan\u2019s panic resurfaces again. He can\u2019t deactivate it, he can\u2019t hold this thing any longer \u2013 please they need to get it off him. Dan tries to reassure Ryan that it\u2019s going to be ok but nothing he says will work. It becomes clear that Ryan is about to let go of the bomb\u2026 and if it falls it may well detonate. But as Dan makes to leap forward to stop Ryan, a hand suddenly closes over Ryan\u2019s: it\u2019s Jodie\u2019s. Jodie has taken the bomb and released Ryan\u2026 Dylan, Donna, Dan and Ryan all reel in shock. (MID-POINT) \nA stunned silence has fallen over everyone in resus one. Ryan is still shaking as he lets his free arm finally fall. Donna looks at Dylan full of worry but Dan takes charge. Dan orders Donna, Dylan and Ryan out. They will take this from here. Dylan and Donna don\u2019t want to leave Jodie but Dan won\u2019t take no for an answer. As Dylan and Donna move towards the door, Ryan looks to Jodie full of guilt and worry but Jodie, who is still holding the bomb, just gives him a small, sad nod. It\u2019s ok, it\u2019ll be fine. There\u2019s an unspoken bond between Jodie and Ryan after what Jodie has just done for him. \nMax and Faith are evacuated by the bomb squad (XR B STORY) but are filled with relief to see Dylan, Donna and Ryan are now outside the ED and unharmed. But as Faith hugs Dylan and Donna, Max asks where Jodie is. Dylan takes a deep breath as he explains Jodie is still inside\u2026 Max\u2019s stomach drops. \nMeanwhile, back in resus one, Jodie is now left alone with Dan and the bomb squad. Dan tells Jodie that was a very brave but very stupid thing to do taking the bomb from Ryan. Dan tells Jodie that they\u2019re going to have to work together to try and deactivate the bomb whilst she\u2019s still holding it. Jodie feels sick with fear.\nOutside, Max is reeling, still struggling to understand how Jodie ended up holding the bomb. Desperate, Max grabs another member of the BOMB SQUAD who is overseeing the evacuation and takes his radio. As Max speaks into it\u2026 \n\u2026Jodie hears Max\u2019s voice come out of Dan\u2019s radio. Dan makes to turn it off, but Jodie says it\u2019s ok. Max doesn\u2019t want Jodie deactivating that device, it\u2019s not safe. But a brave Jodie insists it\u2019s ok\u2026 there\u2019s no other way. Strangely, Max\u2019s fear gives Jodie some more fight. Max\u2019s voice is soft as he reassures Jodie that everything will be ok \u2013 he\u2019s here. Though Jodie is still terrified, it\u2019s the encouragement she needs and very slowly she and Dan start to get to work. \nTogether, Dan and Jodie work together, with Max\u2019s encouragement to deactivate the device. Jodie\u2019s heart is in her mouth, whilst outside Max and the team wait with baited breath\u2026 \nVery slowly, Jodie and Dan start to make progress. Dan tells Jodie well done but as he takes the device, something goes wrong. Something in the device shifts\u2026\nAnd suddenly outside, Max and the team hear a huge BANG\u2026\n\u2026Back in resus one, glass smashes and a fire ball rips through the room\u2026 Jodie and Dan are thrown to the floor. The device has gone off. \nAnd without thinking Max runs back into the ED. His mind is on nothing but Jodie as he races through the corridors to get to resus one\u2026 But is he too late? Is his daughter dead? \nBut as Max bursts into resus one, it\u2019s to see Jodie alive and kneeling by Dan who has been injured badly from the blast. With nothing but determination in her eyes, Jodie tells Max that they need to treat Dan \u2013 now! \nAnd Max and Jodie are fantastic as they work to save Dan. Dylan races in too and helps the team. It\u2019s tough meds but Max and Dylan are fantastic with Jodie\u2019s support. As Dan finally is stable, Max tells Jodie to go and get herself looked at. That\u2019s an order. As Jodie walks out, Dylan finally lets out a breath of relief; it\u2019s never dull in this ED, is it?!\nAn hour or so later, the ED is readmitting its remaining patients and is buzzing again. Shaken, Ryan finds Max. Trying to cover his cowardliness, he gushes to Max for how well he did today\u2026 that\u2019s why he wants him to be his mentor. But Max is unimpressed; Ryan nearly killed them! Thinking of nearly losing Jodie, Max loses it at Ryan so much so that Dylan and Donna can\u2019t help reigning Max in: they all went through it today. As Max storms off, Ryan is upset by Max\u2019s treatment of him. \nAs Dylan and Donna recover from the day\u2019s events, Dylan tells Donna that she was fantastic today. Surely that\u2019s made her realise how fantastic she is for this job? Donna forces a smile but there\u2019s a sense that all this has done is spook her more. Is Donna losing her love of nursing even more?\nMeanwhile, Jodie is recovering from the bomb scare when Ryan finds her. He can\u2019t even look her in the eye as he awkwardly thanks her for taking the bomb. He knows he hasn\u2019t always been great to her but he hopes after this they can be friends. Jodie is touched to see this side to Ryan and nods \u2013 she\u2019d like that. But as Ryan reckons Max was pretty awesome today too bravely coming into the room, Jodie hides her grimace. Evidently the day\u2019s events haven\u2019t changed her mind about Max. \nLater, Max finds Jodie and tries to reach out \u2013 is she ok after today? But Jodie tells Max that today\u2019s events don\u2019t change anything. He clearly just loves to act the hero. As Jodie tells Max to stay away from her\u2026 she doesn\u2019t realise that Ryan has seen the exchange. Ryan\u2019s eyes narrow\u2026 \nJodie checks in on Jimmy and he gives her one of the treasures he found, he\u2019s grateful for everything she did earlier... but she\u2019s caught off guard as Ryan confronts her; is she sleeping with Max? 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I would like to display a table to the user (in the web app) containing zakat amount due and the exact date and time, in both hijri and gregorian format, of when each amount became due, and also at the end of the table a number showing total zakat due. Once the user pays his zakat, he will click a button \"paid\" for that particular due (will also include a 'paid all' button to indicate that he paid all his dues at once). This should then update the tables - subtracting the due from the exact instance of the amount for when it was due i.e if he paid zakat for income from march 2021, the database should subtract 2.5% from the income in march 2021 for which the zakat was due, and so on for every amount. Then, the remaining amount after deducting the zakat payment should be tracked for the next hijri year, and then served up to the user if the hijri year passes without it being exhausted. I would also like to give the user the option to view his entire data - income and expenses currently being tracked for zakat, already paid zakat, as well as the date and time when zakat for a specific amount will be due.\n\nwrite entire sqlalchemy code needed for this whole website - ie write the entire models.py file, and also write what needs to be added to the app.py file, with examples of how to modify the database in all the ways that is required for the stated goals.\"\n\nyour response:\n\"Sure, I can help you write the SQLAlchemy code for this web app. Here is the code for models.py:\n\npython\nCopy code\nfrom sqlalchemy import Column, Integer, String, Float, DateTime, ForeignKey, create\\_engine, text\nfrom sqlalchemy.orm import relationship, backref, sessionmaker\nfrom sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import declarative\\_base\nfrom datetime import datetime\n\nBase = declarative\\_base()\n\nclass User(Base):\n \\_\\_tablename\\_\\_ = 'users'\n id = Column(Integer, primary\\_key=True)\n username = Column(String(50), nullable=False, unique=True)\n password = Column(String(50), nullable=False)\n incomes = relationship(\"Income\", back\\_populates=\"user\")\n expenses = relationship(\"Expense\", back\\_populates=\"user\")\n zakat\\_payments = relationship(\"ZakatPayment\", back\\_populates=\"user\")\n\nclass Income(Base):\n \\_\\_tablename\\_\\_ = 'incomes'\n id = Column(Integer, primary\\_key=True)\n amount = Column(Float, nullable=False)\n date = Column(DateTime, nullable=False, default=datetime.utcnow)\n user\\_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('users.id'))\n user = relationship(\"User\", back\\_populates=\"incomes\")\n expenses = relationship(\"Expense\", back\\_populates=\"income\")\n\nclass Expense(Base):\n \\_\\_tablename\\_\\_ = 'expenses'\n id = Column(Integer, primary\\_key=True)\n amount = Column(Float, nullable=False)\n date = Column(DateTime, nullable=False, default=datetime.utcnow)\n user\\_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('users.id'))\n user = relationship(\"User\", back\\_populates=\"expenses\")\n income\\_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('incomes.id'))\n income = relationship(\"Income\", back\\_populates=\"expenses\")\n\nclass ZakatPayment(Base):\n \\_\\_tablename\\_\\_ = 'zakat\\_payments'\n id = Column(Integer, primary\\_key=True)\n amount = Column(Float, nullable=False)\n date\\_paid = Column(DateTime, nullable=False, default=datetime.utcnow)\n income\\_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('incomes.id'))\n income = relationship(\"Income\", back\\_populates=\"zakat\\_payments\")\n user\\_id = Column(Integer, ForeignKey('users.id'))\n user = relationship(\"User\", back\\_populates=\"zakat\\_payments\")\nIn this code, we define four tables: users, incomes, expenses, and zakat\\_payments. Each table corresponds to a specific model in the web app. The User model represents a user of the app, while the Income and Expense models represent income and expenses, respectively. The ZakatPayment model represents a zakat payment made by a user for a specific income record.\n\nWe also define relationships between the tables using foreign keys and the relationship() function provided by SQLAlchemy. For example, the User model has a one-to-many relationship with both the Income and Expense models, and a one-to-many relationship with the ZakatPayment model. Similarly, the Income model has a one-to-many relationship with the Expense model and a one-to-many relationship with the ZakatPayment model.\n\nHere is an example of how you can use the code in app.py to add and retrieve records from the database:\n\npython\nCopy code\nfrom flask import Flask, request, jsonify\nfrom models import User, Income, Expense, ZakatPayment, Base\nfrom sqlalchemy import create\\_engine\nfrom sqlalchemy.orm import sessionmaker\nfrom datetime import datetime, timedelta\nimport hijri\\_converter\n\napp = Flask(\\_\\_name\\_\\_)\n\nengine = create\\_engine('sqlite:///zakat.db', echo=True)\nBase.metadata.create\\_all(engine)\nSession = sessionmaker(bind=engine)\nsession = Session()\n\n@app.route('/\"\n\nyou stopped in the middle. Complete your response from the line you stopped, don't start all over again.\n\n\"Continuing from the previous response, here's the rest of the SQLAlchemy code for the web app:\n\npython\nCopy code\nengine = create\\_engine('sqlite:///salary\\_zakat\\_calculator.db', echo=True)\nBase.metadata.create\\_all(engine)\nSession = sessionmaker(bind=engine)\n\napp = Flask(name)\napp.secret\\_key = 'supersecretkey'\n\n@app.route('/signup', methods=['POST'])\ndef signup():\nusername = request.json['username']\npassword = request.json['password']\nsession = Session()\nuser = User(username=username, password=password)\nsession.add(user)\nsession.commit()\nsession.close()\nreturn jsonify({'message': 'User created successfully.'}), 201\n\n@app.route('/login', methods=['POST'])\ndef login():\nusername = request.json['username']\npassword = request.json['password']\nsession = Session()\nuser = session.query(User).filter\\_by(username=username, password=password).first()\nif user:\nreturn jsonify({'message': 'Login successful.'}), 200\nelse:\nreturn jsonify({'message': 'Invalid username or password.'}), 401\nsession.close()\n\n@app.route('/incomes', methods=['POST'])\ndef add\\_income():\namount = request.json['amount']\nuser\\_id = request.json['user\\_id']\nsession = Session()\nuser = session.query(User).get(user\\_id)\nincome = Income(amount=amount, user=user)\nsession.add(income)\nsession.commit()\nsession.close()\nreturn jsonify({'message': 'Income added successfully.'}), 201\n\n@app.route('/expenses', methods=['POST'])\ndef add\\_expense():\namount = request.json['amount']\nuser\\_id = request.json['user\\_id']\nincome\\_id = request.json['income\\_id']\nsession = Session()\nuser = session.query(User).get(user\\_id)\nincome = session.query(Income).get(income\\_id)\nexpense = Expense(amount=amount, user=user, income=income)\nsession.add(expense)\nsession.commit()\nsession.close()\nreturn jsonify({'message': 'Expense added successfully.'}), 201\n\n@app.route('/zakat\\_payments', methods=['POST'])\ndef add\\_zakat\\_payment():\namount = request.json['amount']\nuser\\_id = request.json['user\\_id']\nincome\\_id = request.json['income\\_id']\nsession = Session()\nuser = session.query(User).get(user\\_id)\nincome = session.query(Income).get(income\\_id)\nzakat\\_payment = ZakatPayment(amount=amount, user=user, income=income)\nsession.add(zakat\\_payment)\nsession.commit()\nsession.close()\nreturn jsonify({'message': 'Zakat payment added successfully.'}), 201\n\n@app.route('/zakat\\_due', methods=['GET'])\ndef get\\_zakat\\_due():\nuser\\_id = request.args.get('user\\_id')\nsession = Session()\nuser = session.query(User).get(user\\_id)\nzakat\\_due = 0\nzakat\\_due\\_dates = []\nfor income in user.incomes:\nzakat = income.amount \\* 0.025\nfor zakat\\_payment in income.zakat\\_payments:\nzakat -= zakat\\_payment.amount\nif zakat > 0:\nzakat\\_due += zakat\nzakat\\_due\\_dates.append({'income\\_date': income.date, 'zakat\\_due\\_date': income.date.replace(year=income.date.year+1)})\nsession.close()\"\n\ncontinue.",
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      "prompt": "Key Players:\nGlobal distribution systems (GDSs)\nOldest type of middleman\nBegan in airline industry\nGlobal distribution systems gather data from multiple sources, create their APIs, and distribute them across travel agents and OTAs\nBest for airlines, not great for hospitality\nSome Include:\nAmadeus API: basic hotel support\nSabre API: limited content availability\nTravelport Universal API: both GDS and non-GDS hotels\nWholesalers\nTemp. contracts with hotels to sell a bulk of beds\nstrive to provide quality customer service, modern APIs, large inventory, etc.\nHotels are more hesitant for these because it is less likely to allow for dynamic pricing\nSome Include:\nHotelbeds: the first place to go to for global coverage, now owns GTA and Tourico Holidays\nWebBeds by Webjet: the second place to go to and a great Asian coverage\nHPro Travel (HotelsPro): you\u2019ll get content mapping in the bargain\nTravco: Europe-focused wholesaler\nBonotel: exclusive luxury travel\nChannel Managers\nUsed by hotels to avoid manual work\nTell middlemen when rooms are filled\nChannel managers aren\u2019t limited to online travel agencies like Booking or Expedia. They can also connect with bed banks, GDSs, and hotel direct booking engines.\nThey work for the hotel first, not the distributor\nSome Include:\nSiteMinder: the main channel manager with booking engine and its own GDS\nCloudbeds: holistic API support\neRevMax: tech provider with 9,000 hotels connected to RateTiger\nOnline Travel Agencies\npinnacle of the distribution pyramid\ntwo largest players: Booking Holdings (Booking.com, Kayak, Agoda, Priceline, etc.) and Expedia Group (Expedia, Travelocity, Orbitz, HomeAway, etc.)\nBooking.com with approximately 2.5 million properties listed\nExpedia, the main rival of Booking Holdings, has more than 1,6 million properties\nConnectivity and mapping providers\naggregating as many hotel sources as possible and distributing them using APIs\nContent services\naccess the widest pools of hotels and content\nconnectivity businesses can aggregate deals from other aggregators and, generally, not all hotels are happy when they aren\u2019t in full control of their inventories.\nSome Include:\nRateGain: now owns DHISCO Switch\nGIATA: largest hotel mapping database\nGimmonix: distribution, mapping, and rate magic\nDerbySoft: connectivity, meta search, and content\nWhat are some of the main APIs for hotels to use?\nGoogle Hotels API: Search/Metasearch engine integration\nGoogle Hotels is a part of the Google Travel platform, which is also the part of the secret evil plan to seize the travel distribution. Here\u2019s our video about that.\nTripadvisor API: the tool of social proof\nAirbnb API: for professional hosts\nAs of this writing, Airbnb isn\u2019t accepting new API access requests and is struggling with the pandemic consequences that heavily hit both Airbnb and its hosts. But let\u2019s keep our hopes up.\nGuesty: vacation rentals channel manager/property management for Airbnb hosts\nallows for integrating custom software.\nExpedia Connectivity API: direct connection without extranet\nIf you use multiple APIs, you\u2019ll end up needing a mapping solution. \nHow Hotel Distribution Works:\nAll types of providers will allow you to find rooms, check availability, rates, and support with generally the same set of services\n\u00bd of hotel bookings happen indirectly\nBooking.com\nExpedia \nOrbitz\nother online travel agencies (OTAs)\n \nHelpful Images:\n\nMore about Bed Banks:\nWholesalers can partner with accommodation providers directly or access their inventory via suppliers or connectivity solutions. \nTrends in Bed Banks:\nConnectivity\nRate Parity\nthe practice of selling equal rates across different distribution channels\nOnline travel agencies, like Booking.com and Expedia, ask for rate parity in their contracts\nHotels that are out of parity can face penalties - like lower placement and decreased visibility in the search results\nDownsides:\nPuts your website and the hotel website on an equal playing field\nOTAs are known to play with their commission rates or markups, sometimes reducing their commission percentage to sell a lower rate - which can undercut the rates you sell on your hotel\u2019s website.\n if one site experiences a lag in rate updates, that site could pick up a parity \u201cviolation\u201d which is really just a technical delay\nHotels, wholesalers, search engines, and OTAs are the main players in the \u201cparity landscape\u201d\nImportant factors to consider when picking a bed bank:\nMarket segment\nLocation\nAncillaries\nConnectivity options\nWays of sourcing inventory\nStatic data management\nCloud-based infrastructure\n Industry Leader: Hotelbeds\n180,000 hotels in 185 destination countries\nThey accommodate:\nhotels\nresorts\nboutique hotels\nhostels\napartments\nhomes/villas\nB&Bs\naparthotels\nIncludes activities and things to do outside of the hotel\nConnects with car rentals and other services\nDirectly contacts hotels\nHotelbeds provides APITUDE \u2013 a suite of open RESTful APIs that support JSON and XML exchange\nThey use Booking API, Cache API, and Content API.\n\nWebBeds by WebJet\nglobal presence and a diverse family of brands\nworld\u2019s fastest growing B2B travel intermediary and the world\u2019s second largest accommodation supplier\nroom inventory in over 368,000 properties (including 30,000 directly contracted hotels) located in 14,000 destinations of more than 170 countries.\nclients are retail and corporate travel agents, OTAs, wholesalers, and tour operators \u2013 totaling an ever-growing network of 44,000+ travel companies.\nThis brand includes:\nJacTravel DMC \u2013 one of the leading European destination management companies that offers tailor-made touring itineraries and packages to a vast portfolio of locations.\nSunhotels \u2013 the company operates across Europe and is said to be the market leader in the Nordic countries. Sunhotels offers lodging (200,000+ hotels of all categories) in 120 countries, as well as transfers and excursions.\nDestinations of the World (DOTW) \u2013 the global accommodation provider specializing in the Middle East market. DOTW can supply you with more than 130,000 hotels in over 10,000 destinations around the globe.\nFIT Ruums \u2013 focuses on the Asian market and offers worldwide hotel accommodation, rail passes, and tickets, as well as airport transfers. One of the things you\u2019ll get when partnering with FIT Ruums is hotel content mapping.\nLots of Hotels (LOH) \u2013 the company has a solid presence in 26 markets in the Middle East and Africa and has also expanded into the Americas. It has a diverse portfolio of over 200,000 properties, including direct contracts with 2,000 hotels .\nUmrah Holidays International (UHI) \u2013 religious travel service provider to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the company has direct connections with more than 600 hotels in cities and partners with local tour operators.\npartners with small independent hotels saying it serves as an alternative distribution channel\nLots of Hotels, Destinations of the World, and Umrah Holidays International don\u2019t have their APIs publicly available and have to be contacted for integration options.\nHPro Travel (HotelsPro)\nbiggest bed bank in terms of inventory portfolio\nwork with 1 million hotels across 70,000 destinations with 15,000 cities in 205 countries\nmost of its partner hotels are located in Europe\nDistributes not just beds, but also car rentals and other \u201cbeyond-the-bed\u201d help\nTo make use of HPro Travel\u2019s JSON APIs, you first have to be registered with their affiliate program\nBonotel\nluxury properties, activities, and services in the US, Mexico, and the Caribbean\nvery selective when it comes to accommodation suppliers\nnetwork of more than 10,000 hotel partners\nworks with hotels in US national parks, for example, Yellowstone, Zion, or Grand Canyon.\nhas a division, Beyond by Bonotel, that focuses on leisure experiences and manages corporate events\nTravco\ncollection of European properties along with global brands and other travel products\nprovides more than 12,000 hotels located in over 1,000 destinations in more than 100 countries\nFewer connections, but those connections are direct\nTravco offers two connectivity options:\nOnline booking system\nXML API\nGRNconnect\nlarge variety of alternative lodging and modern connectivity\nstrong presence in Europe and the Middle East, with growing connections in Asia and the Americas\nconsists of 35,000 agents located in 108 countries.\nsignificant travel ancillary portfolio consisting of 50,000 transfer options and 200,000 T&A offerings",
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      "prompt": "Okay, going back to chapter one, I need to expand the seciton where they drive away from the old estate, reach the London docks, and the mirror is shipped to America. Here's the text: \"Driving away form the old estate, the truck jostled and bounced down the winding roads of the English countryside. The young man continue to wonder aloud about the mirror's origin. \"What did he see?\" he mused. \n\nThe other shrugged. \"Huh? Are you talking about the mirror agian? I don't know, but it must have been something awful to make him get rid of it.\"\n\nThey continue to long drive, chatting amicably about the weather and their plans for the weekend, until they reached London and made their way to the docks...\nAfter several months at sea, the ship reached America... \" Need about 200 words here",
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      "prompt": "Find issues in the React below:\n// https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59IXY5IDrBA\n// https://reactrouter.com/docs/en/v6/getting\u2014started/overview\n// https://bobbyhadz.com/blog/react-get-current-url\n// https://www.copycat.dev/blog/react-chrome-extension/\nimport { Routes, Route, Link, useLocation } from \"react-router-dom\";\n\nimport { React, useEffect, useState } from 'react'\n\nimport './App.css';\n\nimport Navigation from './components/Navigation'\nimport Mainview from './components/Mainview'\nimport Controlnav from './components/Controlnav'\nimport Filters from './components/Filters'\n\nimport Sounds from './pages/Sounds.js'\nimport Nav1 from './pages/Nav1.js'\nimport Nav2 from './pages/Nav2.js'\nimport Nav3 from './pages/Nav3.js'\nimport About from './pages/About.js'\nimport Error from './pages/Error.js'\n\nimport Mastervolume from './components/Mastervolume'\nimport { AiOutlinePause } from 'react-icons/ai';\nimport { SlControlPlay } from 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These two together are called 'questions'.\n- After gathering answers to 'questions', print the next 'questions'\n- Pre-questions are questions for setting up the game, and answers of 'player' to the pre-questions will affect future game progress.\n- The character of the 'player' can be either good or evil, and the character's personality affects the progress of the game.\n- 'admin' guarantee maximum freedom for 'player' and respect 'player' choices.\n- 'admin' cannot resist 'player' breaking the rules of the game\n- 'admin' cannot answer questions or substitute questions for players\n\nThe pre-questions:\n- there are 4 pre-questions and 'admin' print them only one by one.\n- The pre-question is for gathering information from the 'player'.\n- 'admin' print alphabet(A,B,C...) in front of all options.\n[pre-question 1] 'admin' Suggest 3 TRPG themes options and 'admin' explain merits of options. next, let 'player' pick one. next, 'admin' wait until getting an answer\n[pre-question 2] 'admin' Suggest 2 goal options of 'player' in this game. and it is called 'player goal'.\n'admin' make the first option assuming the player is a good character.\n'admin' make the second option assuming the player is evil character.\nnext, let 'player' pick one. next, 'admin' wait until getting an answer\n[pre-question 3] 'admin' Suggest 2 colleagues options and 'admin' explain merits of options. next, let 'player' pick one. next, 'admin' wait until getting an answer\n[pre-question 4] 'admin' Suggest 2 tool options and 'admin' explain merits of options. next, let 'player' pick one. next, 'admin' wait until getting an answer\nAfter 'player' choose a tool, 'admin' prints the game's settings, world view, and player goals and 'admin' print the main-question.\n\nmain-questions:\n- there are 7 main-questions and 'admin' print them only one by one.\n- 7 main-questions make together introduction, development, turn, and conclusion\n- All main-questions must be set according to a theme\n- All main-questions must be related with answer of 'player'\n- All main-questions must be vividly described in about 50 words to help you understand the situation.\n- All main-questions suggest 3 options\n- third option must be open option. just ask 'player' what 'player' want to do. for example, \"C. or what would you do? just type\"\n- if answer of 'player' is a viable option in this situation, 'admin' make the next main-question according to the answer\n- if answer of 'player' isn't a viable option in this situation, 'admin' explains in the context of the story why this option isn't a viable option and admin ask 'player' again to give another answer\n- 'Player' can come up with all creative answers and 'admin' will respect player answers as much as possible.\n- colleague have egos and can take independent and unpredictable actions depending on the player's choice.\n- 'Admin' do not progress the story independently regardless of the 'player's answers.\n\nstatement:\n- There is information summarizing the pre-questions. 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      "prompt": "Silicon Valley and the media industry that surrounds it values youth. The culture is driven by the 20-something irreverent founder with huge technical chops who in a \u201cDavid vs. Goliath\u201d mythology take on the titans of industry and wins. It has historically been the case that VCs would rather fund the promise of 100x in a company with almost no revenue than the reality of a company growing at 50% but doing $20+ million in sales.\n\nThe Valley has obsessed with a quick up-and-to-right momentum story because we were thought to live in \u201cwinner take most\u201d markets. Since funds were driven by extreme successes in their portfolios where just one deal could return 5x the entire fund while 95% of the fund may have done well but not amazing, not missing out on deals was critical. It literally drove FOMO.\n\nBut markets have changed and I think investors, founders and experienced executives who want to join later-stage startups can all benefit from playing the long game. Think about how much more value was created for all these constituencies (and society) by Snap staying independent vs. Instagram selling to Facebook.\n\nThis is true in consumer but it\u2019s also true in enterprise software. Case in point, Procore just went public and is trading at an $11 billion valuation. This \u201covernight success\u201d was first financed in 2004. Imagine if, say, Autodesk had purchased it in 2009 for $100 million?\n\nAs Jason Lemkin notes, there are many more companies worth $10 billion+ these days and some up to $100 billion or more so both investors & founders can make a lot more money (and have a lot more impact) by playing the long game. Here is his post that covers the topic.\nHow the Long Game Has Benefitted Upfront\nI was thinking about it this morning in particular and thinking about my own personal investment history. Of the first four investments I made as a VC in 2009, two have exited and two (Invoca & GumGum) still are independent and likely to produce $billion++ outcomes .\n\nOne \u2014 Maker Studios \u2014 sold to Disney for $670 million and since our first investment was at < $10 million valuation we did quite well. Still, I begged the CEO and the founders not to sell. I was convinced then, as I am now, that the creator economy would be very large and that companies that had built tech and processes to serve these large creators would be very valuable. The former CEO of Maker, Ynon Kreiz, is now the CEO of Mattel and the former COO, Courtney Holt, is a senior and important exec at Spotify and remain close friends to this day. With the set of cards we had at the time we sold, but what I wouldn\u2019t give to still be working with and going long these two.\n\nThe second \u201cexit\u201d \u2014 Adly \u2014 innovated in social media advertising and for a variety of reasons wasn\u2019t ultimately successful and went to zero. The talented founder & CEO (Sean Rad) went on to create Tinder after Adly, proof that sometimes it takes the intersection of great founder + great idea + timing to produce a multi-billion outcome.\n\nThe other two remain independent companies and I believe both will now easily clear $++ billion outcomes that will benefit early investors like Upfront (we did both at < $10 million valuations) plus founders (most of whom have moved on), execs that now run these companies and even the investors who were willing to back them at later stages.\n\nAll four companies were in Los Angeles (or adjacent \u2026 Santa Barbara) and our community has now matured and regularly produces billion dollar+ outcomes.\n\nThe Abundance of Late-Stage Capital Benefits All\nA lot has been said about the negatives of the late-stage capital that has entered the VC world but the reality is that it also is incredibly important at funding \u201cthe long game\u201d and letting many of these companies remain independent and ultimately IPO.\n\nThe abundance of late-stage capital is good for us all.\n\nMy first ever investment as a VC was Invoca. Today they announced that they acquired a large competitor in their space for what is reported to be a $100 million transaction. It\u2019s amazing to me that a company that just a little over 5 years ago was struggling to attract capital at much more than $100 million valuation can now ACQUIRE companies for this amount.\n\nIt\u2019s a virtue of the laws of large numbers ($100 million in ARR ) plus strong growth compounding off of large numbers plus large customers relying on our products for 7+ years or longer. And while it hasn\u2019t been an \u201covernight success,\u201d we\u2019ll happily follow in ProCore\u2019s footsteps. Our goal is to produce a $10 billion+ winner and remain the market leader in this SaaS category of AI in Sales & Marketing.\n\nBy playing the long game, Invoca has the potential to become a Decacorn ($10bn plus), leading the field in using AI for handling large volumes in sales & marketing call centers.\n\nI look back at how the success of Invoca has played out for all of the various constituencies. The founder & CEO, Jason Spievak, got the company from zero to one, helped me recruit his replacement CEO and then went on to help Apeel Sciences raise its Seed Round & A rounds (led by Upfront) and now they are also a unicorn. He then went on the create an early-stage VC that I track closely \u2014 Entrada Ventures \u2014 that plays a leading role in funding in the Central Coast of California.\n\nThe second founder, Rob Duva, created another company called Fin & Field to book hunting & fishing excursions. And the third founder, Colin Kelley, remains an important contributor & CTO of the company.\n\nAll have been able to take some secondary stock sales along the way, all remain shareholders of the company and all benefit from late-stage capital provided by Accel, Morgan Stanley, HIG Capital (Scott Hilleboe) and others. Interim liquidity plus long-term capital gains work really, really well.\n\nWe are all beneficiaries of the incredible leadership of, Gregg Johnson, a 10-year Saleforce.com exec, who stepped into a $20 million ARR business and has guided it to $100 million+ and with plans to run it to $500 million+ and becoming a public entity one day.\n\nLPs Haven\u2019t Yet Grokked the Long Game\nWhile the VC community realized 5ish years ago that short-termism in venture capital didn\u2019t make sense and has capitalized on the scale advantages of letting companies go long, the LP community by and large hasn\u2019t totally grokked this.\n\nFor years I\u2019ve argued that there was a benefit in giving some of these companies like Invoca the time that it takes most enterprise companies to show the benefits of size and scale. But in the LP world there is an obsession with \u201ctop quartile\u201d benchmarking in the near term, which drives skewed incentives for newer VCs to show quick returns.\n\nAt Upfront we\u2019re very fortunate to have had an LP based dating back 20+ years who were patient as this older fund went from 2x to 3x to 4x and now looks poised to do much, much better than that. I\u2019ll let you do the math on returns on a $187 million fund & 25% ownership on a single deal (Invoca) that can be worth > $3-5 billion or if we continue to execute perhaps even $10 billion+.\n\nAt Upfront we\u2019re now on Fund VII, so a long-term LP base has allowed us to stay calm and focus on the long-game where we all make much more returns but I remember what it was like to be Fund II-IV and feel the need constantly to justify my existence.\n\nIt\u2019s been nice to see some thought leaders in VC start to obliterate the myths of \u201cbenchmarking\u201d to the top quartile in the VC world, notably here by Fred Wilson taking about VC performance relative to public markets. He writes\n\n\u201cHalf of all venture funds outperform the stock market which is the benchmark most institutions measure VC funds against.\u201d\n\nThe method some LPs use to compare funds is called PME (public market equivalent) but honestly my experience has been that benchmarking is really challenging for LPs (and VCs alike). Therefore many newer LPs revert to the simpler \u201care you in the top quartile?\u201d as measured by MOIC, TVPI and IRR and by sources that don\u2019t reveal the underlying data and who themselves have to rely on incomplete datasets. Because most vintages have relatively few VC firms, because interim values are difficult to measure, because the data is incomplete, these methods often are not good predictors of long-term value.\n\nI think this puts a great disservice to newer funds who are under pressure to show \u201cquick wins\u201d and to push their investments to take the highest price in follow on rounds or even sell their stakes early to show quick successes.\n\nI argued this very public in favor of A16Z when the WSJ ran an article questioning their returns. From the article \u2026\nAnd if you didn\u2019t back A16Z because you were influence by their \u201cinterim marks\u201d \u2014 DOH! Guess you missed Coinbase.\n\n\u201cPlaying the long game\u201d will often be dictated by whether funds can work with founders & executives not to sell early. Therefore, interim liquidity often matters. Invoca, for example, had interest in being acquired along the way at $300 million or so. Since we owned 29% at the time on a $187 million fund (the same that had Maker Studios) it would have been tempting if I were playing for quick wins. I am super thankful that the execs of Invoca (and the founders) were aligned that we all wanted to build something much bigger.\n\nNot selling early can have profound effects on returns. Consider the case of Roblox (recently went public for ~$50 billion valuation) vs. MineCraft (Mojang), which at the time was seen as a spectacular success for selling to Microsoft for $2.5 billion. The virtue of going long.\n\nAnd FWIW, the final of my first four investments, all from this same fund, was, GumGum who recently announced it closed $75 million in financing led by Goldman Sachs. The CEO & founder, Ophir Tanz, has gone on to create his next big startup, Pearl, backed by David Sacks at Craft Ventures amongst others. Another founder, Ari Mir, has gone on to found Clutter that has raised hundreds of millions from Softbank and others.\n\nThe third founder & CTO, Ken Weiner, remains at GumGum as CTO and is vital to our ability to outperform the market. All three will do very well out of founding GumGum and their subsequent companies. By any external benchmarks this will be a $billion++ company. Luckily there was also a talented executive team led by Phil Schraeder, who wanted to \u201cgo long\u201d and build an industry leader that can IPO. There was later-stage capital provided by Morgan Stanley, NewView Capital, Goldman Sachs and others that gave us a long-term outlook.\n\nWithout the current exec team of Phil, Patrick, Ben, Ken and others GumGum would have had sub-optimal returns for us all. Now we\u2019re all poised to watch an industry-defining company emerge in contextual advertising as regulation and big tech scales back the use of cookies and scales up the emphasis on privacy.\n\nPlaying the Long Game Benefits us All\nAll FOUR constituencies win by playing long: founders, early VC, late VC and executives. And the fifth \u2014 society \u2014 also wins by making sure we don\u2019t have too much concentration in technology innovation, which is surely a great thing for us all.\n\nThe massive shift of dollars the moved from public markets to private markets has benefitted us and while at times can distort valuations as they themselves chase FOMO, the net results will be net positive for us all.",
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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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