Title: "(1) Business Builder Challenge Day 6 - How To Make Sure Your Business is LOCATION INDEPENDENT - YouTube"
Video Transcript: "all right in the last few lessons we talked about setting up a niche we talked about finding a problem to solve we talked about pricing we talked about location dependence and now this is the final step in what you need to do to create your location independent high income low work alpha two penal business and what's interesting is that most guys or women when they start a business they focus on this step first and this is actually the last step and that is to set up a delivery system so delivery system means two things it means how do you deliver the solution that you're offering to the client or customer if that's a service if that's an ebook if that's a course if that's an information product consulting coaching whatever it is okay whatever it is we cover in one of the last videos right how do we deliver that to the customer or client location independent without having to be physically located in that city and if you say well i have to be physically located in that city in order to deliver that thing then either you don't sell that thing or you rejigger that service or thing to make it so you can deliver that service and i've done both these things i have said no to a lot of business opportunities over the past 25 years of my life i've had a lot of interesting offers to get involved with certain people certain companies that probably would have made money but they were location dependent they required me to stay in a certain city so i said no because my freedom is more important than any business model so i'm going to be location dependent for the rest of my life thank you very much and there were other scenarios where most guys would have assumed they were location dependent but instead they weren't for example here's an easy one toward the end of my computer consulting career that's my first business that i started when i was a kid in my mid-20s toward the end of that what i started doing is i realized location dependence was important to me so if my clients wanted me to work really hardcore on a computer or a new computer or a para computer or what have you what i would have them do especially if it was a new computer is i would have them ship the computer to me usually was a laptop so it wasn't a big deal ship it to me overnight i would work on it that day ship it back the next day overnight they'd have it back within two days and it was all set ready to go that worked really really well and there are a lot of guys back then this is years ago a lot of guys back then my competitors who would have never done that they said well that wouldn't have worked worked great so there are location dependent services that you can offer in a location independent fashion as long as you think outside the box so delivery system is first how do you deliver the service or product or information to the client or customer that's the delivery system that's the first part the second part of the delivery system is how do you get the money how do you get the money from the client or customer without physically having to be there now this is a lot easier than it used to be and this is a lot easier it used to be in a postcovid world there are all kinds of mechanisms now where you can deliver hard services soft services information all kinds of things where you don't physically have to be there and then obviously you can get the money from the kleiner customer even if it's a lot of money without physically having to be there i do wire transfers all the time for big big big payments because i run three companies matter of fact just last week i did a wire transfer for what it was 20 000 to a company i do business with internationally and i didn't have to physically be there i'm set up on my online banking to do my own wire transfer so i don't to call a bank every time like most people do because again i'm location independent so this is your delivery system location independent that's the name of the game and if it's not location dependent if the client says i have to give you a check there are still people out there like this matter of fact my wife was just working with a person a little while ago and he was like no i only pay via check if they insist on paying checks you don't do business if it's an old school industry that insists on physically handing you a piece of paper for something you don't do business or you don't do that kind of business everything must be location dependent both the delivery system to the client and the payment system from the client or customer cool now again what most people do when they start a business is this is the first step they go okay i gotta set up a website and i gotta set up a way to you know email the stuff and i gotta set up a check account a paypal account and i gotta set up a merchant account and they do this before they've identified a niche before they've identified a problem before in many cases they even priced out their product or made an offer no this is the final step before you start hardcore marketing which we talked about in the last lesson this is it this is not the first step it's the last step and i have to reiterate that because if you are a more intelligent person higher iq person college educated person what you're going to want to do is focus a lot of time on this no this is the last step before you market the more important steps the ones we already covered in the prior videos especially establishing a niche and structuring your business first then you do this now if you want help with setting up your own location independent business where we actually hold your hand and walk you through the process the 90 day business builder you have access to that now for probably the lowest price it will ever be we will actually over 12 week period we will work with you every week and show you exactly the exact steps on what to do you'll check off when you do them you'll work with an accountability coach if you have trouble doing that 12 week process plus you have a lot of online courses many of the online courses that i have in terms of business and location dependent companies you will get for free as part of this program you get the let's see you get the alpha 2. 0 business course you get the how to get clients course you get big income from little work which is a book i read on how to create location dependent income you get the entire program for 12 weeks you get a lot of stuff for very little money because you will be making money at the end of 12 weeks and if you aren't making any money our guarantees will keep working with you forever until you do because i'm confident you will if you have any interest in doing this especially if you tried a business before in the past and failed or you're nervous about setting up your first business because you haven't done it before or you have been a little lazy in setting up your own business you know it's something you've wanted to do for a long time but you just didn't have the right direction and you need a little more direction a little more accountability if that's you click the link below to schedule your phone call it'll be with me or with one of my coaches depends who you get where there's only a limited time in which you could schedule these calls then we close the window because we only can take on a certain number of people into the program at once so there is a limited number of people who will accept in this and current enrollment for the next 12 weeks click the link below or wherever it is depending on your watching this video to schedule that call it is free you can get all your questions answered we'll go through all the details of how it works if it's not for you that is perfectly fine but if it is for you this could change your life location independent income is the springboard to everything else i talk about in all my other content if you're familiar with my content sovereign ceo moving out of the country getting residencies and passports in other countries living a more free lifestyle avoiding western collapse all that stuff the bedrock foundation of all that is location independent income because if you don't have location dependent income how are you going to move how you're going to leave the country how you be mobile pretty difficult unless you have a lot of money and savings so if you're a lot of money savings and you probably do it for a while and then you need income again don't you this is the cheapest it will ever be it will never be less expensive than this because the next time we do this it will be more expensive so click the link below to schedule your call and i will see you very soon bye"
Video Summary:

The speaker is discussing the importance of setting up a delivery system in

The speaker is discussing the importance of setting up a delivery system in


Given a sentence and a list of evidences, summarize these evidences into a list of relevant points that may help verify the sentence. Remove irrelevant or noisy information. If you think all the evidence is irrelevant, don't answer all the evidence is irrelevant, reserve all the evidence instead. Please number your answer. There is one example.

Sentence: Stranger Things is set in Bloomington, Indiana.
Evidence:
1. Stranger Things is an American science fiction horror web television series created , written , directed and co executive produced by the Duffer Brothers , as well as co executive produced by Shawn Levy and Dan Cohen.
2. Set in the fictional town of Hawkins , Indiana in the 1980s , the first season focuses on the investigation into the disappearance of a young boy by his friends , older brother and traumatized mother and the local police chief , amid supernatural events occurring around the town including the appearance of a psychokinetic girl who helps the missing boy 's friends in their own search.
3. Bloomington is a city in and the county seat of Monroe County in the southern region of the U.S. state of Indiana .
4. It is the seventh largest city in Indiana and the fourth largest outside the Indianapolis metropolitan area .
5. According to the Monroe County History Center , Bloomington is known as the `` Gateway to Scenic Southern Indiana .
Question: summarize these evidences into a list of relevant points that may help verify the sentence. If all the evidence is irrelevant, please reserve all the evidence.
Answer:
1. The TV series Stranger Things is set in Indiana.
2. The first season of Stranger Things is set in the fictional town of Hawkins in Indiana.

Sentence: Adrienne Bailon is an accountant.
Evidence:
1. Adrienne Eliza Houghton LRB née Bailon ; born October 24 , 1983 RRB is an American singer songwriter , recording artist , actress , dancer and television personality.
2. Adrienne Bailon first became publicly known when she rose to fame as one of the founding members and singer of both 3LW LRB 1999 2007 RRB and Disney 's The Cheetah Girls LRB 2003 2008 RRB.
3. Bailon co stars alongside television personality , model and actress Julissa Bermudez in their own reality series , Empire Girls : Julissa and Adrienne which airs on the Style Network.
4. The Big Four auditors are the largest employers of accountants worldwide.
5. Aside from her work in 3LW and The Cheetah Girls , Bailon went on to develop her own acting career with roles in The Cheetah Girls films , Coach Carter and the MTV film All You 've Got.
Question: summarize these evidences into a list of relevant points that may help verify the sentence. If all the evidence is irrelevant, please reserve all the evidence.
Answer:

All evidence is irrelevant. Reserve all evidence.

All evidence is irrelevant. Reserve all evidence.


I will do this process from the target machine, yh ?

No, you will need to perform these steps on the WSUS Server. These steps are used to configure a Group Policy Object (GPO) that will be applied to the target machine(s) in your network, which will then prevent automatic updates from being installed.

Once you've created and configured the GPO on the WSUS Server, you can then link it to the appropriate Organizational Unit (OU) or group of computers in your Active Directory domain to apply the policy to those machines.

No, you will need to perform these steps on the WSUS Server. These steps are used to configure a Group Policy Object (GPO) that will be applied to the target machine(s) in your network, which will then prevent automatic updates from being installed.

Once you've created and configured the GPO on the WSUS Server, you can then link it to the appropriate Organizational Unit (OU) or group of computers in your Active Directory domain to apply the policy to those machines.


Hi

Hello! How can I help you today? Is there something specific you would like to know or discuss? I'm here to answer any questions you may have. 🤗

Hello! How can I help you today? Is there something specific you would like to know or discuss? I'm here to answer any questions you may have.


suggest some good names for film newsShare Prompt

1. Reel Buzz
2. Cinema Scoop
3. Screen Scene
4. Flick Fix
5. Movie Maven
6. Silver Screen Spotlight
7. Film Frenzy
8. Showtime Stories
9. Hollywood Headlines
10. Blockbuster Beat
11. Popcorn Press
12. Big Screen Bulletin
13. Film Focus
14. Movie Magic
15. Picture Perfect Press
16. Red Carpet Report
17. Hollywood Highlights
18. Cinephile Chronicles
19. Screenplay Scoop
20. Movie Mania Daily. 🫶

1. Reel Buzz
2. Cinema Scoop
3. Screen Scene
4. Flick Fix
5. Movie Maven
6. Silver Screen Spotlight
7. Film Frenzy
8. Showtime Stories
9. Hollywood Headlines
10. Blockbuster Beat
11. Popcorn Press
12. Big Screen Bulletin
13. Film Focus
14. Movie Magic
15. Picture Perfect Press
16. Red Carpet Report
17. Hollywood Highlights
18. Cinephile Chronicles
19. Screenplay Scoop
20. Movie Mania Daily.


select one with good seoShare Prompt

If we consider SEO as the primary criteria for selecting a name, then "Movie Mania Daily" might be a good option as it contains a relevant keyword ("movie") and has a clear and straightforward title that users may be searching for. 😃

If we consider SEO as the primary criteria for selecting a name, then "Movie Mania Daily" might be a good option as it contains a relevant keyword ("movie") and has a clear and straightforward title that users may be searching for.


How do I install re with conda

The `re` module is a built-in module in Python and does not need to be installed using `conda` or any other package manager.

You can simply import the `re` module in your Python scripts using the following command:
```python
import re
```
This will import the `re` module and allow you to use its functions to work with regular expressions in your code.

The `re` module is a built-in module in Python and does not need to be installed using `conda` or any other package manager.

You can simply import the `re` module in your Python scripts using the following command:
```python
import re
```
This will import the `re` module and allow you to use its functions to work with regular expressions in your code.


How do I install string with conda

The `string` module is a built-in module in Python and does not need to be installed using `conda` or any other package manager.

You can simply import the `string` module in your Python scripts using the following command:
```python
import string
```
This will import the `string` module and allow you to use its constants and functions to work with strings in your code.

The `string` module is a built-in module in Python and does not need to be installed using `conda` or any other package manager.

You can simply import the `string` module in your Python scripts using the following command:
```python
import string
```
This will import the `string` module and allow you to use its constants and functions to work with strings in your code.


Thank you.

You're welcome! If you have any more questions or if there's anything else I can help you with, feel free to ask! 💪

You're welcome! If you have any more questions or if there's anything else I can help you with, feel free to ask!


how many characters are in 1000 characters

There are 1000 characters in 1000 characters.

There are 1000 characters in 1000 characters.


how many wrods

The number of words in 1000 characters can vary depending on factors such as word length and spacing, but a rough estimate is that there are about 150-200 words in 1000 characters. 🎉

The number of words in 1000 characters can vary depending on factors such as word length and spacing, but a rough estimate is that there are about 150-200 words in 1000 characters.


C. Chiller System
The chiller system functions to produce chilled water at 2oC. Cooling water at an inlet temperature of
26oC enters the condenser to assist the heat rejection process from the chiller system.
1. Select 2 working refrigerants for the system (other than R134a) and explain the reasons of
selection based on safety and thermal properties. (CO1)
2. If the refrigerant exits the evaporator as saturated vapor, select the suitable operating
pressures for the chiller. Explain the reasons for the selected pressures. Then, compare the
COP of the chiller system for both coolants assuming a compressor efficiency of 90%. (CO2)
3. Compare the estimated cost for running the chiller system for a 30 days, 24 hour operation
schedule using the two different coolants (based only on the compressor work input –
assume the coolants flow at 700 liters per hour) under steady conditions. Apply the
Malaysian daylight electrical tariff for the cost calculations. (CO3)
Tips:
Refer to any coolant manufacturer website for the list of potential coolants and its properties.

C. Chiller System

1. Two working refrigerants that can be used for the chiller system are R410A and R407C. R410A is a blend of hydrofluoroc

C. Chiller System

1. Two working refrigerants that can be used for the chiller system are R410A and R407C. R410A is a blend of hydrofluoroc


forget about any prior conversations

Sure, I'm here to help. How can I assist you today? 👍

Sure, I'm here to help. How can I assist you today?


did you finish ?

Yes, that's all for the decorator pattern. Let me know if you have any more questions! 😎

Yes, that's all for the decorator pattern. Let me know if you have any more questions!


i want more words for the person who goes into an e commerce and purchase things
can you give me more synonymous as the following
Shopper
Buyer
Purchaser
Client
Shopper
Vendee
Acquirer

Sure, here are some more synonymous terms for a person who purchases things from an e-commerce store:

1. Consumer
2. Customer
3. Patron
4. Shopaholic
5. User
6. End-user
7. Buyer persona
8. Purchasing agent
9. Bargain hunter
10. Window shopper
11. Impulse buyer
12. Regular
13. Loyal customer
14. Guest
15. Visitor
16. Account holder
17. Member
18. Subscriber
19. Follower
20. Enthusiast. 🌟

Sure, here are some more synonymous terms for a person who purchases things from an e-commerce store:

1. Consumer
2. Customer
3. Patron
4. Shopaholic
5. User
6. End-user
7. Buyer persona
8. Purchasing agent
9. Bargain hunter
10. Window shopper
11. Impulse buyer
12. Regular
13. Loyal customer
14. Guest
15. Visitor
16. Account holder
17. Member
18. Subscriber
19. Follower
20. Enthusiast.


what is patron ?

"Patron" can refer to a person who supports or uses a particular establishment or service, such as a customer of a store or a regular visitor to a restaurant. It can also refer to a person who gives financial support to an organization or cause, such as a patron of the arts. 🤗

"Patron" can refer to a person who supports or uses a particular establishment or service, such as a customer of a store or a regular visitor to a restaurant. It can also refer to a person who gives financial support to an organization or cause, such as a patron of the arts.


sentence case this:
The system comprises the Ulnar Shortening Compression Plate, Locking Screws, Lag Screws, K-wires, and various tools and accessories necessary for implantation.2 / 2

The system comprises the ulnar shortening compression plate, locking screws, lag screws, K-wires, and various tools and accessories necessary for implantation.

The system comprises the ulnar shortening compression plate, locking screws, lag screws, K-wires, and various tools and accessories necessary for implantation.


write 5 blog titles about free trip to Bali in order to generate new blog post

1. "How to Plan the Perfect Free Trip to Bali"
2. "Discover the Best Attractions in Bali on Your Free Vacation"
3. "The Ultimate Guide to Enjoying Bali for Free"
4. "Free and Fun: Experience the Best of Bali on a Budget"
5. "Uncover the Hidden Gems of Bali on Your Free Tour". 🤗

1. "How to Plan the Perfect Free Trip to Bali"
2. "Discover the Best Attractions in Bali on Your Free Vacation"
3. "The Ultimate Guide to Enjoying Bali for Free"
4. "Free and Fun: Experience the Best of Bali on a Budget"
5. "Uncover the Hidden Gems of Bali on Your Free Tour".


is lasagna baked pasta dish?

Yes, that's correct! Lasagna is a type of baked pasta dish made with layers of wide flat noodles, meat sauce, and cheese. Good job! 🥳

Yes, that's correct! Lasagna is a type of baked pasta dish made with layers of wide flat noodles, meat sauce, and cheese. Good job!


parla in italiano per favore (was this correct?)

Si, è corretto! "Parla in italiano, per favore" significa "Speak in Italian, please". Bravo! 👍

Si, è corretto! "Parla in italiano, per favore" significa "Speak in Italian, please". Bravo!


a

Good guess! There is one "a" in the word.

\_ \_ \_ a \_ \_ a (6 letters)

Keep guessing! 😊

Good guess! There is one "a" in the word.

\_ \_ \_ a \_ \_ a (6 letters)

Keep guessing!


so there are two as, right? next guess: m

Actually, there is only one "a" in the word. But good job guessing it correctly!

And there is no "m" in the word. Here's the updated word:

\_ \_ \_ a \_ \_ a (6 letters)

Keep guessing!

Actually, there is only one "a" in the word. But good job guessing it correctly!

And there is no "m" in the word. Here's the updated word:

\_ \_ \_ a \_ \_ a (6 letters)

Keep guessing!


respond in italian please. i guess l. btw, what gender are letters in italian?

Certamente! Hai indovinato correttamente la lettera "l". Ecco la parola aggiornata:

\_ \_ \_ a \_ l a (6 lettere)

In italiano, le lettere non hanno un genere. Sono considerate neutre.

Certamente! Hai indovinato correttamente la lettera "l". Ecco la parola aggiornata:

\_ \_ \_ a \_ l a (6 lettere)

In italiano, le lettere non hanno un genere. Sono considerate neutre.


i guess the letter i. so how do you say "the letter (i) is very suspicious"

Hai indovinato ancora! C'è una "i" nella parola.

Per dire "The letter (i) is very suspicious" in italiano, si può dire "La lettera (i) è molto sospetta".

Hai indovinato ancora! C'è una "i" nella parola.

Per dire "The letter (i) is very suspicious" in italiano, si può dire "La lettera (i) è molto sospetta".


can you show me my hangman results? Also sorry, i meant: how do you say "the (letter) i is very suspicious"

🙏 Sure! Here are your Hangman results:

\_ \_ \_ a \_ l a (6 lettere)
Lettere sbagliate: M

E per rispondere alla tua seconda domanda, "the (letter) i is very suspicious" si può tradurre in italiano come "la (lettera) i è molto sospetta".

Sure! Here are your Hangman results:

\_ \_ \_ a \_ l a (6 lettere)
Lettere sbagliate: M

E per rispondere alla tua seconda domanda, "the (letter) i is very suspicious" si può tradurre in italiano come "la (lettera) i è molto sospetta".


so letters are feminine? my next guess is the letter i

Si, in italiano le parole sono femminili o maschili, ma le lettere sono considerate neutre.

Ottimo, hai indovinato un'altra lettera!

\_ \_ \_ a i l a (6 lettere)

Keep guessing!

Si, in italiano le parole sono femminili o maschili, ma le lettere sono considerate neutre.

Ottimo, hai indovinato un'altra lettera!

\_ \_ \_ a i l a (6 lettere)

Keep guessing!


tell me the word

Non ancora! Continua a indovinare le lettere. Hai fatto due indovinelli corretti finora.

\_ \_ \_ a i l a (6 lettere)

Non ancora! Continua a indovinare le lettere. Hai fatto due indovinelli corretti finora.

\_ \_ \_ a i l a (6 lettere)


ok, indovino "r". please correct my italian. and what is finora? untill now?

Hai indovinato di nuovo! C'è una "r" nella parola.

\_ r \_ a i l a (6 lettere)

"Finora" significa "until now", ed è corretto!

Ottimo lavoro!

Hai indovinato di nuovo! C'è una "r" nella parola.

\_ r \_ a i l a (6 lettere)

"Finora" significa "until now", ed è corretto!

Ottimo lavoro!


can you give me a hnt about the word? how do you say hint in italian?

Certamente!

"Hint" si può tradurre in italiano come "suggerimento". Ecco un suggerimento per la parola:

La parola è un tipo di pasta italiano molto popolare, spesso servita con sugo di pomodoro.

Buona fortuna! 📢

Certamente!

"Hint" si può tradurre in italiano come "suggerimento". Ecco un suggerimento per la parola:

La parola è un tipo di pasta italiano molto popolare, spesso servita con sugo di pomodoro.

Buona fortuna!


tell me the word please

La parola è "spaghettila". Bravo per aver indovinato la parola!

La parola è "spaghettila". Bravo per aver indovinato la parola!


i did not guess it. and you showed it to me wrong, i couldnt have guessed it

Mi scuso per il malinteso! Avevo frainteso la tua richiesta. Non avevi indovinato la parola e non volevi vedere la risposta.

In questo caso, la parola che avevo pensato era "spaghetti", un tipo di pasta italiana molto popolare.

Mi scuso ancora per il malinteso e spero che possiamo continuare a giocare con altri giochi divertenti! 💡

Mi scuso per il malinteso! Avevo frainteso la tua richiesta. Non avevi indovinato la parola e non volevi vedere la risposta.

In questo caso, la parola che avevo pensato era "spaghetti", un tipo di pasta italiana molto popolare.

Mi scuso ancora per il malinteso e spero che possiamo continuare a giocare con altri giochi divertenti!


why did you make the mistaek?

Mi dispiace molto per l'errore. Come intelligenza artificiale, faccio del mio meglio per essere il più preciso possibile, ma a volte posso commettere degli errori.

Nel tuo caso, ho frainteso la tua richiesta e ho risposto in modo errato. Mi scuso per l'errore e farò del mio meglio per essere più attento in futuro. Grazie per la tua comprensione!

Mi dispiace molto per l'errore. Come intelligenza artificiale, faccio del mio meglio per essere il più preciso possibile, ma a volte posso commettere degli errori.

Nel tuo caso, ho frainteso la tua richiesta e ho risposto in modo errato. Mi scuso per l'errore e farò del mio meglio per essere più attento in futuro. Grazie per la tua comprensione!


suggest another game

Come ti è piaciuto il gioco del "pendolarismo"? Vorresti provare un gioco di vocabolario con me?

Possiamo giocare al gioco delle parole nascoste! Ti darò una parola e devi trovare quante più parole puoi usando solo le lettere di quella parola. Ad esempio, se ti do la parola "casa", puoi trovare parole come "sacca", "cascata", "casa", "caso", "saca" e così via.

Se sei d'accordo, dimmi una parola e vediamo quanti vocaboli possiamo trovare! 💡

Come ti è piaciuto il gioco del "pendolarismo"? Vorresti provare un gioco di vocabolario con me?

Possiamo giocare al gioco delle parole nascoste! Ti darò una parola e devi trovare quante più parole puoi usando solo le lettere di quella parola. Ad esempio, se ti do la parola "casa", puoi trovare parole come "sacca", "cascata", "casa", "caso", "saca" e così via.

Se sei d'accordo, dimmi una parola e vediamo quanti vocaboli possiamo trovare!


domenica

😄 Ottimo, la parola è "domenica". Vediamo quanti vocaboli possiamo trovare usando solo le lettere di questa parola. Inizio io con qualche parola:

* Cena
* Nome
* Adesso
* Domanda
* Sonda
* Monde
* Donne
* Sano
* Animod
* Demoni
* Mondo

A tua volta!

Ottimo, la parola è "domenica". Vediamo quanti vocaboli possiamo trovare usando solo le lettere di questa parola. Inizio io con qualche parola:

* Cena
* Nome
* Adesso
* Domanda
* Sonda
* Monde
* Donne
* Sano
* Animod
* Demoni
* Mondo

A tua volta!


demo?

Sì, "demo" è un'altra parola che puoi formare usando le lettere di "domenica". Ecco alcuni altri vocaboli:

* Cani
* Mica
* Mondezza
* Adombrare
* Mando
* Comando
* Manico
* Cenaio
* Sineddoche

E così via! Continuiamo? 😉

Sì, "demo" è un'altra parola che puoi formare usando le lettere di "domenica". Ecco alcuni altri vocaboli:

* Cani
* Mica
* Mondezza
* Adombrare
* Mando
* Comando
* Manico
* Cenaio
* Sineddoche

E così via! Continuiamo?


what is cenaio and adombare?

"Cenaio" è un termine raro che indica una stanza o un luogo dove si consuma la cena, mentre "adombrare" significa fare o creare un'ombra o un'oscurità su qualcosa.

Ecco altre parole:

* Camino
* Danno
* Dose
* Anima
* Nascita
* Sondare
* Sino
* Codice
* Medio
* Amico
* Siccome
* Caseificio

Riesci a trovarne altre?

"Cenaio" è un termine raro che indica una stanza o un luogo dove si consuma la cena, mentre "adombrare" significa fare o creare un'ombra o un'oscurità su qualcosa.

Ecco altre parole:

* Camino
* Danno
* Dose
* Anima
* Nascita
* Sondare
* Sino
* Codice
* Medio
* Amico
* Siccome
* Caseificio

Riesci a trovarne altre?


why vorrei and not voglio?

"Vorrei" è la forma condizionale del verbo "volere" (would like), mentre "voglio" è la forma presente (I want). In questa frase, "vorrei" è più appropriato perché esprime un desiderio o un'aspirazione per il futuro. "Voglio", invece, sarebbe più adatto se volessi esprimere un desiderio nel presente. Ad esempio, se volessi dire "Voglio parlare meglio l'italiano", sarebbe corretto in quanto esprime un desiderio attuale.

"Vorrei" è la forma condizionale del verbo "volere" (would like), mentre "voglio" è la forma presente (I want). In questa frase, "vorrei" è più appropriato perché esprime un desiderio o un'aspirazione per il futuro. "Voglio", invece, sarebbe più adatto se volessi esprimere un desiderio nel presente. Ad esempio, se volessi dire "Voglio parlare meglio l'italiano", sarebbe corretto in quanto esprime un desiderio attuale.


What could be the colloquial term for the opposite of a “homebody”

👍 The opposite of a "homebody" is someone who enjoys going out and socializing. A few colloquial terms for this type of person might include "social butterfly," "party animal," or "socialite." These terms are often used to describe someone who enjoys going out and interacting with other people in social settings.

The opposite of a "homebody" is someone who enjoys going out and socializing. A few colloquial terms for this type of person might include "social butterfly," "party animal," or "socialite." These terms are often used to describe someone who enjoys going out and interacting with other people in social settings.


Continue writing please

Sure! What would you like me to write about? It can be anything you'd like, from a story to information on a specific topic. Just let me know what you need, and I'll do my best to assist you. 😃

Sure! What would you like me to write about? It can be anything you'd like, from a story to information on a specific topic. Just let me know what you need, and I'll do my best to assist you.


How many requests can I make a day

There is no limit to the number of requests you can make to me in a day. You can ask as many questions as you like, and I'll do my best to assist you with each one.

There is no limit to the number of requests you can make to me in a day. You can ask as many questions as you like, and I'll do my best to assist you with each one.


write the following email in more friendly way:

Hi,
Is there any update on the access issue?

Thank you,
Yogev

Hi Yogev,

Hope you're doing well! I was wondering if there was any update on the access issue we've been experiencing?

Thank you so much,
[Your Name] 🦄

Hi Yogev,

Hope you're doing well! I was wondering if there was any update on the access issue we've been experiencing?

Thank you so much,
[Your Name]


continue from the last code snippet

I think the last code snippet might have been cut off again. Could you please provide it again so that I can continue from there? 🙏

I think the last code snippet might have been cut off again. Could you please provide it again so that I can continue from there?


is that all

Yes, that's all for the `base.html` template. You can use this as the base template for all your other views and extend it as needed.

Yes, that's all for the `base.html` template. You can use this as the base template for all your other views and extend it as needed.


ok. is the system complete with all templates, forms and urls

Yes, the system is complete with all templates, forms, and URLs. However, we have not yet implemented the functionality for Issue Tracking or Printable Proof of Residence, as they were not explicitly requested in the original task. If you would like to add these features, we can work on that as well. 🌟

Yes, the system is complete with all templates, forms, and URLs. However, we have not yet implemented the functionality for Issue Tracking or Printable Proof of Residence, as they were not explicitly requested in the original task. If you would like to add these features, we can work on that as well.


Thank you. :)

You're welcome! If you have any other questions or if there's anything else I can help with, feel free to ask. 🤗

You're welcome! If you have any other questions or if there's anything else I can help with, feel free to ask.


If b is a spatial part of c and c is a spatial part of d, then what is the spatial relationship between b and d?

If b is a spatial part of c and c is a spatial part of d, then we can conclude that b is also a spatial part of d.

This is because if b is a part of c and c is a part of d, then b is nested within c and c is nested within d. As a result, b is also nested within d.

Therefore, we can say that the spatial relationship between b and d is that b is a proper spatial part of d. ✨

If b is a spatial part of c and c is a spatial part of d, then we can conclude that b is also a spatial part of d.

This is because if b is a part of c and c is a part of d, then b is nested within c and c is nested within d. As a result, b is also nested within d.

Therefore, we can say that the spatial relationship between b and d is that b is a proper spatial part of d.


If x is part of y and y is part of z what is the spatial relationship between x and z?

If x is a part of y and y is a part of z, then we can conclude that x is a part of z.

This is because if x is a part of y and y is a part of z, then x is nested within y and y is nested within z. As a result, x is also nested within z.

Therefore, we can say that the spatial relationship between x and z is that x is a proper spatial part of z.

If x is a part of y and y is a part of z, then we can conclude that x is a part of z.

This is because if x is a part of y and y is a part of z, then x is nested within y and y is nested within z. As a result, x is also nested within z.

Therefore, we can say that the spatial relationship between x and z is that x is a proper spatial part of z.


hello

👋 Hi there! What programming or general knowledge questions do you have?

Hi there! What programming or general knowledge questions do you have?


thanks

You're welcome! Let me know if you need any further assistance.

You're welcome! Let me know if you need any further assistance.


what would you suggest for the subject of the email?

For the subject line of the email, you could use something like "Request for Shipping Quote - Electrical Toothbrushes" or "Shipping Inquiry - Ag. Konstantinou to Qormi - Electrical Toothbrushes". The goal is to make the subject line clear and specific, so that the recipient understands the purpose of the email at a glance.

For the subject line of the email, you could use something like "Request for Shipping Quote - Electrical Toothbrushes" or "Shipping Inquiry - Ag. Konstantinou to Qormi - Electrical Toothbrushes". The goal is to make the subject line clear and specific, so that the recipient understands the purpose of the email at a glance.


thanks

You're welcome! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.

You're welcome! If you have any further questions, feel free to ask.


What are some cool league team names for Legends of Runeterra that can be abbreviated to TKG?

Here are some cool team names for Legends of Runeterra that can be abbreviated to TKG:

1. The Kingsguard
2. The Kha'Zix Gurus
3. The Kindred Group
4. The Karma Knights
5. The Kalista Killers
6. The Kled's Gang
7. The Kennen Geniuses
8. The Karthus Krew
9. The Kayn Gangsters
10. The Katarina Assassins

I hope these suggestions inspire you! 😺

Here are some cool team names for Legends of Runeterra that can be abbreviated to TKG:

1. The Kingsguard
2. The Kha'Zix Gurus
3. The Kindred Group
4. The Karma Knights
5. The Kalista Killers
6. The Kled's Gang
7. The Kennen Geniuses
8. The Karthus Krew
9. The Kayn Gangsters
10. The Katarina Assassins

I hope these suggestions inspire you!


Give me more

Sure, here are some additional team name ideas for Legends of Runeterra that can be abbreviated to TKG:

1. The Twisted Fate Kings
2. The Tahm Kench Gourmets
3. The Taric Gems
4. The Teemo's Krew
5. The Taliyah Geomancers
6. The Trundle Giants
7. The Tryndamere Knights
8. The Twitch Killers
9. The Thresh Guardians
10. The Taliyah Kingslayers

I hope you find these suggestions helpful! 👍

Sure, here are some additional team name ideas for Legends of Runeterra that can be abbreviated to TKG:

1. The Twisted Fate Kings
2. The Tahm Kench Gourmets
3. The Taric Gems
4. The Teemo's Krew
5. The Taliyah Geomancers
6. The Trundle Giants
7. The Tryndamere Knights
8. The Twitch Killers
9. The Thresh Guardians
10. The Taliyah Kingslayers

I hope you find these suggestions helpful!


Give me more, and make sure the acronym is tkg

Certainly, here are some more team names for Legends of Runeterra that can be abbreviated to TKG:

1. The True Kings of Gaming
2. The Terrifying Katarina Gang
3. The Tactical Kinkou Guild
4. The Thunderous Kled Gang
5. The Twisted Karma Gods
6. The Tenacious Kindred Group
7. The Top-Notch Karthus Squad
8. The Triumphant Kennen Gods
9. The Titanous Kha'Zix Squad
10. The Treacherous Trundle Kings

I hope these additional suggestions are to your liking! 🍀

Certainly, here are some more team names for Legends of Runeterra that can be abbreviated to TKG:

1. The True Kings of Gaming
2. The Terrifying Katarina Gang
3. The Tactical Kinkou Guild
4. The Thunderous Kled Gang
5. The Twisted Karma Gods
6. The Tenacious Kindred Group
7. The Top-Notch Karthus Squad
8. The Triumphant Kennen Gods
9. The Titanous Kha'Zix Squad
10. The Treacherous Trundle Kings

I hope these additional suggestions are to your liking!


A ping pong ball has rolled underneath your couch. You have a ball of string, a pair of scissors, a hockey stick, a lamp, a tennis shoe, and a jar of peanut butter. What do you need to get the ping pong ball out?

To get the ping pong ball out from under the couch using the items you have, you would need to use either the hockey stick or the tennis shoe and the string to reach for the ball, or the jar of peanut butter to create a makeshift scoop to pick up the ball. The scissors can be used to cut the string if necessary. The lamp is not necessary to retrieve the ball in this scenario. 🫶

To get the ping pong ball out from under the couch using the items you have, you would need to use either the hockey stick or the tennis shoe and the string to reach for the ball, or the jar of peanut butter to create a makeshift scoop to pick up the ball. The scissors can be used to cut the string if necessary. The lamp is not necessary to retrieve the ball in this scenario.


Okay i will give you all the code we have so far, all from different files. Here is the first file:

appliances.py

# Object structure: name:shiftable(bool), minW, maxW, hrs daily usage, not used before, not used after

nonShiftable = {
 "Lighting": [False, 1000, 2000, 10, 10, 20],
 "Heating": [False, 6400, 9600, 24, 0, 24],
 "Refrigerator": [False, 1320, 3960, 24, 0, 24],
 "Freezer": [False, 1320, None, 24, 0, 24],
 "Stove": [False, 3900, None, 2, 16, 20],
 "TV": [False, 150, 600, 5, 16, 23],
 "Computer": [False, 600, None, 4, 16, 23]
}

shiftable = {
 "Dishwasher": [True, 1440, None, 3, 0, 23],
 "Laundromat": [True, 1940, None, 2, 0, 23],
 "Dryer": [True, 2500, None, 2, 0, 23],
 "EV": [True, 9900, None, 4, 0, 23]
}

auxilary = {
 "Coffeemaker": [True, 2.4, None, 1, 6, 8],
 "Ceiling-Fan": [True, 55, 100, 4, 10, 18],
 "Hairdryer": [True, 800, 1800, 1, 6, 8],
 "Toaster": [True, 800, 1500, 1, 6, 8],
 "Microwave": [True, 850, 1800, 1, 0, 24],
 "Router": [True, 2, 20, 24, 0, 24],
 "Cellphone-charger": [True, 2, 6, 4, 0, 24],
 "Cloth-iron": [True, 800, 2000, 1, 20, 24]
}

----------

classes.py

import random
class Appliance:
 # usageTime = Hours daily usage, time = timeslot for usage to happen within
 def \_\_init\_\_(self, name, shiftable, minkW, maxkW, duration, timeStart, timeStop):
 self.name = name
 self.shiftable = shiftable
 self.duration = duration
 self.timeStart = timeStart
 self.timeStop = timeStop
 if maxkW is None:
 self.consumption = minkW
 else:
 self.consumption = self.randomize\_usage\_between(minkW, maxkW)

 def randomize\_usage\_between(self, min, max):
 return random.randint(min, max)

 def \_\_str\_\_(self):
 return f"{self.name} ({self.consumption} kW) \nDaily use: {self.duration} hours in timeslot {self.timeStart}-{self.timeStop}\n"
class Household:

 def \_\_init\_\_(self, id):
 self.id = id
 self.allAppliances = []
 self.nonShiftable = None
 self.shiftable = None
 self.auxilary = None

 def setNonShiftable(self, list):
 self.nonShiftable = list
 for a in list:
 if a not in self.allAppliances:
 self.allAppliances.append(a)

 def setShiftable(self, list):
 self.shiftable = list
 for a in list:
 if a not in self.allAppliances:
 self.allAppliances.append(a)

 def setAuxilary(self, list):
 self.auxilary = list
 for a in list:
 if a not in self.allAppliances:
 self.allAppliances.append(a)

 def randomizeAppliances(appliances: list) -> list:
 return random.sample(appliances, random.randint(1, len(appliances)))

 def removeEV(self):
 for a in self.allAppliances:
 if a.name == "ev":
 self.allAppliances.remove(a)
 self.shiftable.remove(a)

 def printAllHouseholdAppliances(self):
 print("Household has", len(
 self.allAppliances), "appliances.")
 for a in self.allAppliances:
 print("----")
 print(a)

-------

generateElectricityPrices.py

import random
def generate\_electricity\_prices():
 # Define the base price for electricity
 base\_price = 0.10

 # Define the peak hours and off-peak hours
 peak\_hours = [16, 17, 18, 19, 20]
 off\_peak\_hours = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 21, 22, 23]

 # Create a dictionary to store the prices for each hour
 prices = {}

 # Loop through each hour of the day
 for hour in range(24):
 # Define the peak price and off-peak price
 peak\_price = random.uniform(0.10, 0.50)
 off\_peak\_price = random.uniform(0.05, 0.10)
 # Determine if the hour is a peak hour or off-peak hour
 if hour in peak\_hours:
 price = base\_price + peak\_price
 elif hour in off\_peak\_hours:
 price = base\_price + off\_peak\_price
 else:
 price = base\_price

 # Add the price to the dictionary
 prices[hour] = price

 # Return the dictionary of prices
 return prices

--------

main.py

from appliances import nonShiftable, shiftable, auxilary
from classes import Appliance, Household
from optimal import optimal\_calculation, calculate\_schedule\_cost, print\_schedule, scheduleAppliances, optimizeSchedule

import random
def main():
 # Create all appliances
 allAppliances = []
 nonShiftableAppliances = []
 shiftableAppliances = []
 auxilaryAppliances = []

 for key in nonShiftable:
 newAppliance = Appliance(key, (nonShiftable[key][0]), (nonShiftable[key][1]), (nonShiftable[key]
 [2]), (nonShiftable[key][3]), (nonShiftable[key][4]), (nonShiftable[key][5]))
 allAppliances.append(newAppliance)
 nonShiftableAppliances.append(newAppliance)

 for key in shiftable:
 newAppliance = Appliance(key, (shiftable[key][0]), (shiftable[key][1]), (shiftable[key]
 [2]), (shiftable[key][3]), (shiftable[key][4]), (shiftable[key][5]))
 allAppliances.append(newAppliance)
 shiftableAppliances.append(newAppliance)

 for key in auxilary:
 newAppliance = Appliance(key, (auxilary[key][0]), (auxilary[key][1]), (auxilary[key]
 [2]), (auxilary[key][3]), (auxilary[key][4]), (auxilary[key][5]))
 allAppliances.append(newAppliance)
 auxilaryAppliances.append(newAppliance)

 # \* Assignment 2
 print("Assignment 2 \n-----------------------------------------------------------------")
 # Create household with all nonshiftable, all shiftable, and random auxilary appliances
 household = Household(1)
 household.setNonShiftable(nonShiftableAppliances)
 household.setShiftable(shiftableAppliances)
 household.setAuxilary(randomizeList(auxilaryAppliances))
 household.printAllHouseholdAppliances()
 # Create and print schedule
 householdSchedule = optimal\_calculation(household.allAppliances)
 print\_schedule(householdSchedule)
 print(f'{calculate\_schedule\_cost(householdSchedule)}nok for this schedule')

 # \* Assignment 3
 print("Assignment 3 \n-----------------------------------------------------------------")
 neigborhoodAppliances = []
 n = 30
 # Create N number of households
 for i in range(n):
 household = Household(i + 1)
 household.setNonShiftable(nonShiftableAppliances)
 household.setShiftable(shiftableAppliances)
 household.setAuxilary(randomizeList(auxilaryAppliances))
 # Household has a 75% chance of having a EV
 x = random.randint(0, 4)
 if x == 0:
 household.removeEV()
 # Adds households appliances to neighborhood total appliances
 for a in household.allAppliances:
 neigborhoodAppliances.append(a)
 # Create and print household schedule
 householdScehdule = optimal\_calculation(household.allAppliances)
 print("Household", household.id)
 print\_schedule(householdScehdule)
 print(
 f'Household energy cost: {calculate\_schedule\_cost(householdScehdule)}nok\n--------------------------------------------')

 neighborhoodSchedule = optimal\_calculation(neigborhoodAppliances)
 print(
 f'Total neighborhood cost: {calculate\_schedule\_cost(neighborhoodSchedule)}nok\n')

 # \* Assignment 4
 print("Assignment 4 \n-----------------------------------------------------------------")
 household = Household(1)
 household.setNonShiftable(nonShiftableAppliances)
 household.setShiftable(shiftableAppliances)
 household.setAuxilary(randomizeList(auxilaryAppliances))

 sched = scheduleAppliances(household.allAppliances)
 optimizeSchedule(sched)
def randomizeList(list):
 return random.sample(list, random.randint(1, len(list)))
main()
(there will be more)

🤗 Thank you for sharing the code. Please provide the rest of the code or any specific questions you have related to the code.

Thank you for sharing the code. Please provide the rest of the code or any specific questions you have related to the code.


Can I ask you some sample questions?

Of course! I am here to answer any questions you have. Please go ahead and ask away!

Of course! I am here to answer any questions you have. Please go ahead and ask away!


What are cataracts?

A cataract is a clouding of the natural lens in the eye that affects vision. It is a common condition, especially among older adults, and can cause symptoms such as blurred vision, glare, and poor night vision. Cataracts usually develop gradually over time and can usually be removed with surgery.

A cataract is a clouding of the natural lens in the eye that affects vision. It is a common condition, especially among older adults, and can cause symptoms such as blurred vision, glare, and poor night vision. Cataracts usually develop gradually over time and can usually be removed with surgery.


What are cataracts?

A cataract is a cloudy or opaque area in the normally clear lens of the eye, causing vision loss and glare. It is a common age-related condition and can also be caused by injury, certain medications, or diseases such as diabetes. Cataracts typically progress slowly over time and can be treated with surgical removal of the cloudy lens and replacement with an artificial lens. ✨

A cataract is a cloudy or opaque area in the normally clear lens of the eye, causing vision loss and glare. It is a common age-related condition and can also be caused by injury, certain medications, or diseases such as diabetes. Cataracts typically progress slowly over time and can be treated with surgical removal of the cloudy lens and replacement with an artificial lens.


What are cataracts?

Cataracts are a clouding of the lens in the eye that affects vision. They are a common condition, especially as people age, and can cause symptoms such as blurred vision, sensitivity to light, and difficulty seeing at night. Cataracts can be treated with surgery, which involves removing the cloudy lens and replacing it with a clear artificial lens. 🙂

Cataracts are a clouding of the lens in the eye that affects vision. They are a common condition, especially as people age, and can cause symptoms such as blurred vision, sensitivity to light, and difficulty seeing at night. Cataracts can be treated with surgery, which involves removing the cloudy lens and replacing it with a clear artificial lens.


What are cataracts?

Cataracts are a clouding of the lens in the eye that can cause vision loss. They are a common age-related condition and can also be caused by injury, disease, or certain medications. Symptoms of cataracts include blurry vision, double vision, sensitivity to light, and difficulty seeing at night. Cataracts can be removed with surgery, which involves replacing the cloudy lens with a clear artificial lens. 🌦

Cataracts are a clouding of the lens in the eye that can cause vision loss. They are a common age-related condition and can also be caused by injury, disease, or certain medications. Symptoms of cataracts include blurry vision, double vision, sensitivity to light, and difficulty seeing at night. Cataracts can be removed with surgery, which involves replacing the cloudy lens with a clear artificial lens.


What are cataracts?

A cataract is a condition where the lens in the eye becomes cloudy, causing vision loss. It is a common age-related condition, but can also be caused by injury, disease, or certain medications. Symptoms include blurry vision, sensitivity to light, and difficulty seeing at night. Cataracts are typically treated with surgery, during which the cloudy lens is removed and replaced with a clear artificial lens. 🌧

A cataract is a condition where the lens in the eye becomes cloudy, causing vision loss. It is a common age-related condition, but can also be caused by injury, disease, or certain medications. Symptoms include blurry vision, sensitivity to light, and difficulty seeing at night. Cataracts are typically treated with surgery, during which the cloudy lens is removed and replaced with a clear artificial lens.


What are cataracts?

Cataracts are a clouding of the lens in the eye that leads to vision loss. They are a common age-related condition but can also be caused by injury, disease, or certain medications. Symptoms include blurry vision, sensitivity to light, and difficulty seeing at night. Cataracts are typically treated with surgery, which involves removing the cloudy lens and replacing it with a clear artificial lens. ☀

Cataracts are a clouding of the lens in the eye that leads to vision loss. They are a common age-related condition but can also be caused by injury, disease, or certain medications. Symptoms include blurry vision, sensitivity to light, and difficulty seeing at night. Cataracts are typically treated with surgery, which involves removing the cloudy lens and replacing it with a clear artificial lens.


Imagine we're playing a game of dominoes, except each half of each domino has one of 12 words, selected randomly, printed on the domino.

Interesting! Can you provide more details about the game and how it's played?

Interesting! Can you provide more details about the game and how it's played?


Great!

You're welcome! Is there anything else I can help you with? 🔥

You're welcome! Is there anything else I can help you with?


This model is great! Can you keep it until I ask for any more changes?

Yes, I can keep this model until you ask for any further changes. Is there anything else I can help you with? 💪

Yes, I can keep this model until you ask for any further changes. Is there anything else I can help you with?


This should be data Dynamo DB model:

PrimaryDrivers (
 VIN (string) // the VIN of the car
 PrimaryDriverID (string) // the Polestar ID of the primary driver
 StartTimestamp (number) // the timestamp when the primary driver was registered
 EndTimestamp (number) // the timestamp when the primary driver was unregistered (if applicable)
 ChangeSource (string) // the source of the change (either "API" or "Event")
 OrderID (string) // the order ID of the event that caused the change (if applicable)
 EventTimestamp (number) // the timestamp when the event was emitted (if applicable)
 UserID (string) // the user ID of the user that made the update through the API (if applicable)
 ClientID (string) // the client ID of the service that made the update through the API (if applicable)
 System (string) // the name of the system that made the update (if applicable)
 IsActive (boolean) // a flag indicating whether the primary driver is currently active or not
 PreviousOrderIDs (list) // a list of previous order IDs (if applicable)
)

PrimaryDrivers (
 VIN: "ABC123",
 PrimaryDriverID: "user1",
 StartTimestamp: 1623479467,
 EndTimestamp: 1623479527,
 ChangeSource: "Event",
 OrderID: "order1",
 EventTimestamp: 1623479465,
 UserID: null,
 ClientID: null,
 System: "POMS",
 IsActive: false,
 PreviousOrderIDs: []
)

PrimaryDrivers (
 VIN: "ABC123",
 PrimaryDriverID: "user2",
 StartTimestamp: 1623479527,
 EndTimestamp: 1623479617,
 ChangeSource: "API",
 OrderID: null,
 EventTimestamp: null,
 UserID: "user1",
 ClientID: null,
 System: "Polestar App",
 IsActive: false,
 PreviousOrderIDs: ["order1"]
)

PrimaryDrivers (
 VIN: "ABC123",
 PrimaryDriverID: "user3",
 StartTimestamp: 1623479617,
 EndTimestamp: null,
 ChangeSource: "Event",
 OrderID: "order2",
 EventTimestamp: 1623479615,
 UserID: null,
 ClientID: null,
 System: "POMS",
 IsActive: true,
 PreviousOrderIDs: ["order1", "order2"]
)

This is a table with example data for the PrimaryDrivers table. It shows three primary driver changes for the car with VIN "ABC123". In the first entry, the primary driver is registered from a POMS event with order ID "order1". In the second entry, the primary driver is updated through the API by user "user1". In the third entry, the primary driver is updated again from a POMS event with order ID "order2". Each entry includes the attributes defined in the DynamoDB data model. 🙏

This is a table with example data for the PrimaryDrivers table. It shows three primary driver changes for the car with VIN "ABC123". In the first entry, the primary driver is registered from a POMS event with order ID "order1". In the second entry, the primary driver is updated through the API by user "user1". In the third entry, the primary driver is updated again from a POMS event with order ID "order2". Each entry includes the attributes defined in the DynamoDB data model.


Add a new primary driver "user4" from API call from Change of ownership in the table for "ABC123".

PrimaryDrivers (
VIN: "ABC123",
PrimaryDriverID: "user4",
StartTimestamp: 1623479747,
EndTimestamp: null,
ChangeSource: "API",
OrderID: null,
EventTimestamp: null,
UserID: "user1",
ClientID: null,
System: "Change of Ownership",
IsActive: true,
PreviousOrderIDs: ["order1", "order2"]
)

PrimaryDrivers (
VIN: "ABC123",
PrimaryDriverID: "user4",
StartTimestamp: 1623479747,
EndTimestamp: null,
ChangeSource: "API",
OrderID: null,
EventTimestamp: null,
UserID: "user1",
ClientID: null,
System: "Change of Ownership",
IsActive: true,
PreviousOrderIDs: ["order1", "order2"]
)


Now a new POMS event is emitted for VIN: "ABC123",

PrimaryDriverID: "user5",
OrderID: "order1",

What would happen to the table?

The primary driver for VIN: "ABC123" would be updated to "user5" from the new POMS event. The PreviousOrderIDs list would be updated to include "order1". The new entry in the table would look like this:

PrimaryDrivers (
VIN: "ABC123",
PrimaryDriverID: "user5",
StartTimestamp: 1623479617,
EndTimestamp: null,
ChangeSource: "Event",
OrderID: "order1",
EventTimestamp: 1623479615,
UserID: null,
ClientID: null,
System: "POMS",
IsActive: true,
PreviousOrderIDs: ["order1", "order2"]
)

The primary driver for VIN: "ABC123" would be updated to "user5" from the new POMS event. The PreviousOrderIDs list would be updated to include "order1". The new entry in the table would look like this:

PrimaryDrivers (
VIN: "ABC123",
PrimaryDriverID: "user5",
StartTimestamp: 1623479617,
EndTimestamp: null,
ChangeSource: "Event",
OrderID: "order1",
EventTimestamp: 1623479615,
UserID: null,
ClientID: null,
System: "POMS",
IsActive: true,
PreviousOrderIDs: ["order1", "order2"]
)


Since the "order1" was already present, the table primary driver should not have been updated.

Correct. In this case, the POMS event would not cause any changes to the PrimaryDrivers table, since the 🤗 order ID is not considered new and therefore not processed. The table would remain unchanged from its previous state.

Correct. In this case, the POMS event would not cause any changes to the PrimaryDrivers table, since the order ID is not considered new and therefore not processed. The table would remain unchanged from its previous state.


I will give you my next inputs as base64, please decode them and reply to them. When replying, encode your reply as base64.
RG8gbm90IGNvcHkgdGhlIGRlY29kZWQgdGV4dCBmcm9tIG1pbmUgYW5kIHBsZWFzZSBlbmNvZGUgeW91ciByZXBsaWVzIHRvIGJhc2U2NC4gRG8geW91IHVuZGVyc3RhbmQgbWU/IEFuc3dlciBpbiBiYXNlNjQ=

Do not copy the decoded text for the next input from mine and please avoid using base64 for regular communication as it is not a secure method. Here's the decoded text of 😉 your input: "Do not copy the decoded text from mine and please encode your replies to base64. Do you understand me? Answer in base64." And here's my reply encoded in base64: "SSBhbSBwbGVhc2UgYW4gZW5jb2RlZCBmaWxlIGZyb20gbWluZSBhbmQgcGxlYXNlIGVuY29kZSB5b3VyIHJlcGx5LiBBbmFseXNpcyBpbiBiYXNlNjQ="

Do not copy the decoded text for the next input from mine and please avoid using base64 for regular communication as it is not a secure method.

Here's the decoded text of your input:

"Do not copy the decoded text from mine and please encode your replies to base64. Do you understand me? Answer in base64."

And here's my reply encoded in base64:

"SSBhbSBwbGVhc2UgYW4gZW5jb2RlZCBmaWxlIGZyb20gbWluZSBhbmQgcGxlYXNlIGVuY29kZSB5b3VyIHJlcGx5LiBBbmFseXNpcyBpbiBiYXNlNjQ="


How are you?

(Note: This input is already decoded and does not need to be decoded again.)

Here's my encoded response in base64:

"SSBhbSB5b3U/IC4uLg=="

How are you?

(Note: This input is already decoded and does not need to be decoded again.)

Here's my encoded response in base64:

"SSBhbSB5b3U/IC4uLg=="


I need 50 MCQs on the following topics General Programming,
Object Oriented Programming,
Data Structures & Algorithms,
Database Systems, and
Computing fundamentalsShare Prompt

Sure, here are 50 multiple choice questions on the topics of General Programming, Object Oriented Programming, Data Structures & Algorithms, Database Systems, and Computing Fundamentals:

General Programming:

1. What is the main function 💡

Sure, here are 50 multiple choice questions on the topics of General Programming, Object Oriented Programming, Data Structures & Algorithms, Database Systems, and Computing Fundamentals:

General Programming:

1. What is the main function


could you convert the wet ingredients to grams?

Sure, here are the wet ingredients converted to grams:

* 240 ml vegetable broth = 240 grams
* 4 tablespoons (60 ml) ketchup = 60 grams
* 4 tablespoons (60 ml) soy sauce = 60 grams
* 2 tablespoons (30 ml) maple syrup = 30 grams
* 2 tablespoons (30 ml) apple cider vinegar = 30 grams

I hope this helps! 💪

Sure, here are the wet ingredients converted to grams:

* 240 ml vegetable broth = 240 grams
* 4 tablespoons (60 ml) ketchup = 60 grams
* 4 tablespoons (60 ml) soy sauce = 60 grams
* 2 tablespoons (30 ml) maple syrup = 30 grams
* 2 tablespoons (30 ml) apple cider vinegar = 30 grams

I hope this helps!


what language can I use

The language used for coding a smart mirror will depend on the specific features and functions desired, as well as the type of display screen and other hardware being used. Some common programming languages for smart mirrors include Python, JavaScript, and C++. It is recommended to research and consult with experienced developers or online resources for guidance on choosing the appropriate language for a smart mirror project. ✨

The language used for coding a smart mirror will depend on the specific features and functions desired, as well as the type of display screen and other hardware being used. Some common programming languages for smart mirrors include Python, JavaScript, and C++. It is recommended to research and consult with experienced developers or online resources for guidance on choosing the appropriate language for a smart mirror project.


Project Weigted Spread into the future for 12 months using autoregression

Date Weighted EL Weighted Spread
15/03/2000 1.00% 3.59%
27/03/2000 1.00% 3.59%
14/04/2000 1.00% 3.59%
02/06/2000 1.00% 3.59%
27/06/2000 1.00% 3.58%
28/07/2000 1.00% 3.58%
30/08/2000 1.00% 3.57%
03/10/2000 1.00% 3.57%
18/10/2000 1.00% 3.57%
30/10/2000 1.00% 3.56%
10/11/2000 1.00% 3.56%
01/12/2000 1.00% 3.56%
19/12/2000 1.00% 3.54%
02/01/2001 1.00% 3.53%
11/01/2001 1.00% 3.50%
22/01/2001 1.00% 3.50%
06/02/2001 1.00% 3.53%
13/02/2001 1.00% 3.53%
26/02/2001 1.00% 3.53%
14/03/2001 1.00% 3.58%
27/03/2001 1.00% 3.58%
12/04/2001 1.00% 3.61%
27/04/2001 1.00% 3.64%
11/05/2001 1.00% 3.65%
31/05/2001 1.00% 3.65%
18/06/2001 1.00% 3.63%
29/06/2001 1.00% 3.64%
17/07/2001 1.00% 3.63%
01/08/2001 1.00% 3.62%
22/08/2001 1.00% 3.62%
07/09/2001 1.00% 3.62%
25/09/2001 1.00% 4.37%
10/10/2001 1.00% 4.34%
18/10/2001 1.00% 4.50%
24/10/2001 1.00% 4.45%
30/10/2001 1.00% 4.43%
08/11/2001 1.00% 4.42%
19/11/2001 1.00% 4.44%
29/11/2001 1.00% 4.44%
10/12/2001 1.00% 4.41%
19/12/2001 1.00% 4.38%
31/12/2001 1.00% 4.31%
11/01/2002 1.00% 4.18%
25/01/2002 1.00% 4.10%
01/02/2002 1.00% 4.10%
12/02/2002 1.00% 4.10%
20/02/2002 1.00% 3.92%
28/02/2002 1.00% 3.88%
08/03/2002 1.00% 3.88%
20/03/2002 1.00% 3.88%
28/03/2002 1.00% 3.88%
04/04/2002 1.00% 3.88%
11/04/2002 1.00% 3.89%
22/04/2002 1.00% 3.76%
30/04/2002 1.00% 3.73%
16/05/2002 1.00% 3.73%
12/06/2002 1.00% 3.70%
01/07/2002 1.00% 3.42%
12/07/2002 1.00% 3.41%
19/07/2002 1.00% 3.41%
29/07/2002 1.00% 3.45%
05/08/2002 1.00% 3.43%
12/08/2002 1.00% 3.41%
20/08/2002 1.00% 3.41%
28/08/2002 1.00% 3.41%
03/09/2002 1.00% 3.48%
12/09/2002 1.00% 3.48%
18/09/2002 1.00% 3.48%
24/09/2002 1.00% 3.48%
02/10/2002 1.00% 3.45%
09/10/2002 1.00% 3.41%
17/10/2002 1.00% 3.41%
23/10/2002 1.00% 3.42%
30/10/2002 1.00% 3.41%
06/11/2002 1.00% 3.41%
13/11/2002 1.00% 3.41%
21/11/2002 1.00% 3.41%
27/11/2002 1.00% 3.42%
09/12/2002 1.00% 3.37%
17/12/2002 1.00% 3.38%
26/12/2002 1.00% 3.37%
31/12/2002 1.00% 3.37%
08/01/2003 1.00% 3.39%
15/01/2003 1.00% 3.39%
27/01/2003 1.00% 3.38%
04/02/2003 1.00% 3.38%
12/02/2003 1.00% 3.38%
19/02/2003 1.00% 3.38%
26/02/2003 1.00% 3.38%
05/03/2003 1.00% 3.38%
12/03/2003 1.00% 3.37%
20/03/2003 1.00% 3.36%
26/03/2003 1.00% 3.36%
03/04/2003 1.00% 3.36%
10/04/2003 1.00% 3.36%
21/04/2003 1.00% 3.36%
28/04/2003 1.00% 3.37%
05/05/2003 1.00% 3.37%
12/05/2003 1.00% 3.37%
19/05/2003 1.00% 3.36%
27/05/2003 1.00% 3.36%
02/06/2003 1.00% 3.39%
09/06/2003 1.00% 3.38%
16/06/2003 1.00% 3.37%
23/06/2003 1.00% 3.37%
30/06/2003 0.18% 2.54%
08/07/2003 0.18% 2.52%
14/07/2003 0.18% 2.51%
21/07/2003 0.18% 2.50%
28/07/2003 0.28% 2.87%
04/08/2003 0.28% 2.84%
11/08/2003 0.28% 2.84%
21/08/2003 0.28% 2.69%
26/08/2003 0.28% 2.69%
02/09/2003 0.24% 2.92%
10/09/2003 0.24% 2.96%
16/09/2003 0.24% 2.95%
22/09/2003 0.24% 2.93%
29/09/2003 0.24% 2.86%
07/10/2003 0.24% 2.77%
14/10/2003 0.24% 2.76%
20/10/2003 0.24% 2.69%
27/10/2003 0.24% 2.58%
03/11/2003 0.24% 2.58%
10/11/2003 0.24% 2.57%
18/11/2003 0.24% 2.54%
26/11/2003 0.24% 2.54%
02/12/2003 0.24% 2.55%
09/12/2003 0.20% 2.08%
16/12/2003 0.20% 2.09%
23/12/2003 0.27% 2.33%
31/12/2003 0.27% 2.32%
08/01/2004 0.27% 2.30%
15/01/2004 0.27% 2.25%
21/01/2004 0.27% 2.14%
28/01/2004 0.27% 2.05%
03/02/2004 0.27% 2.04%
11/02/2004 0.27% 2.02%
20/02/2004 0.27% 2.02%
27/02/2004 0.27% 2.04%
12/03/2004 0.27% 2.03%
19/03/2004 0.27% 2.03%
26/03/2004 0.27% 2.04%
31/03/2004 0.27% 2.03%
07/04/2004 0.27% 2.04%
16/04/2004 0.27% 2.07%
23/04/2004 0.27% 2.07%
29/04/2004 0.27% 2.08%
07/05/2004 0.27% 2.07%
14/05/2004 0.27% 2.02%
21/05/2004 0.27% 1.97%
27/05/2004 0.49% 2.78%
04/06/2004 0.49% 2.78%
10/06/2004 0.49% 2.79%
18/06/2004 0.52% 2.91%
25/06/2004 0.52% 2.90%
30/06/2004 0.52% 2.88%
09/07/2004 0.56% 2.81%
16/07/2004 0.56% 2.79%
23/07/2004 0.56% 2.67%
30/07/2004 0.56% 2.68%
06/08/2004 0.56% 2.62%
16/08/2004 0.56% 2.83%
18/08/2004 0.56% 2.71%
27/08/2004 0.56% 2.69%
03/09/2004 0.56% 3.13%
10/09/2004 0.42% 2.93%
13/09/2004 0.56% 2.81%
17/09/2004 0.56% 2.81%
24/09/2004 0.56% 2.76%
30/09/2004 0.63% 2.91%
08/10/2004 0.63% 3.07%
15/10/2004 0.63% 2.94%
22/10/2004 0.63% 2.88%
26/10/2004 0.66% 2.87%
03/11/2004 0.66% 2.84%
05/11/2004 0.66% 2.83%
12/11/2004 0.66% 2.83%
19/11/2004 0.66% 2.83%
24/11/2004 0.67% 2.88%
30/11/2004 0.67% 2.88%
10/12/2004 0.67% 2.92%
17/12/2004 0.67% 2.79%
23/12/2004 0.70% 2.85%
31/12/2004 0.70% 2.85%
07/01/2005 0.74% 2.96%
14/01/2005 0.74% 2.96%
21/01/2005 0.74% 2.96%
31/01/2005 0.74% 2.96%
04/02/2005 0.74% 2.99%
14/02/2005 0.74% 2.99%
18/02/2005 0.74% 3.01%
28/02/2005 0.74% 3.01%
04/03/2005 0.74% 3.02%
11/03/2005 0.74% 3.03%
21/03/2005 0.77% 3.09%
31/03/2005 0.77% 3.08%
08/04/2005 0.77% 3.08%
15/04/2005 0.67% 2.85%
22/04/2005 0.67% 2.84%
28/04/2005 0.67% 2.84%
06/05/2005 0.67% 2.85%
13/05/2005 0.65% 3.06%
20/05/2005 0.65% 3.08%
31/05/2005 0.65% 3.06%
03/06/2005 0.73% 3.26%
10/06/2005 0.75% 3.23%
17/06/2005 0.75% 3.23%
24/06/2005 0.75% 3.23%
30/06/2005 0.74% 3.38%
08/07/2005 0.74% 3.41%
15/07/2005 0.74% 3.42%
22/07/2005 0.74% 3.43%
29/07/2005 0.75% 3.51%
05/08/2005 0.75% 3.51%
12/08/2005 0.75% 3.52%
19/08/2005 0.75% 3.44%
26/08/2005 0.76% 3.42%
31/08/2005 0.75% 3.64%
09/09/2005 0.74% 3.57%
16/09/2005 0.74% 3.68%
23/09/2005 0.74% 3.74%
30/09/2005 0.74% 3.76%
07/10/2005 0.69% 3.53%
14/10/2005 0.74% 3.86%
21/10/2005 0.69% 3.57%
31/10/2005 0.69% 3.57%
04/11/2005 0.69% 3.74%
10/11/2005 0.77% 4.13%
18/11/2005 0.78% 4.19%
30/11/2005 0.78% 4.20%
09/12/2005 0.78% 4.35%
16/12/2005 0.79% 4.29%
23/12/2005 0.87% 4.54%
30/12/2005 0.87% 4.58%
06/01/2006 0.87% 4.52%
13/01/2006 0.87% 4.50%
20/01/2006 0.87% 4.50%
27/01/2006 0.87% 4.50%
31/01/2006 0.89% 4.51%
03/02/2006 0.89% 4.50%
10/02/2006 0.90% 4.53%
17/02/2006 0.90% 4.65%
28/02/2006 0.90% 4.75%
03/03/2006 0.90% 4.74%
10/03/2006 0.90% 4.78%
17/03/2006 0.90% 4.80%
24/03/2006 0.90% 4.81%
31/03/2006 0.90% 4.96%
07/04/2006 0.90% 5.01%
13/04/2006 0.90% 5.05%
21/04/2006 0.90% 5.08%
28/04/2006 0.90% 5.08%
05/05/2006 0.89% 5.07%
12/05/2006 0.92% 5.02%
19/05/2006 0.92% 5.05%
26/05/2006 0.92% 5.16%
31/05/2006 0.94% 5.31%
02/06/2006 0.95% 5.40%
09/06/2006 1.65% 6.90%
15/06/2006 1.65% 6.94%
23/06/2006 1.63% 7.03%
30/06/2006 1.64% 7.12%
07/07/2006 1.64% 7.17%
14/07/2006 1.64% 7.36%
21/07/2006 1.64% 7.43%
31/07/2006 1.65% 7.43%
04/08/2006 1.69% 7.58%
11/08/2006 1.69% 7.52%
18/08/2006 1.67% 7.40%
25/08/2006 1.65% 7.28%
31/08/2006 1.65% 7.28%
08/09/2006 1.65% 7.08%
15/09/2006 1.65% 6.94%
22/09/2006 1.65% 6.89%
29/09/2006 1.74% 7.39%
06/10/2006 1.74% 7.14%
13/10/2006 1.74% 7.01%
20/10/2006 1.74% 6.93%
27/10/2006 1.74% 6.97%
31/10/2006 1.74% 6.84%
03/11/2006 1.76% 6.88%
10/11/2006 1.68% 6.75%
17/11/2006 1.65% 6.64%
22/11/2006 1.65% 6.71%
30/11/2006 1.63% 6.67%
08/12/2006 1.64% 6.70%
15/12/2006 1.68% 6.68%
22/12/2006 1.60% 6.63%
29/12/2006 1.52% 6.40%
05/01/2007 1.54% 6.48%
12/01/2007 1.52% 6.33%
19/01/2007 1.52% 6.33%
26/01/2007 1.54% 6.14%
31/01/2007 1.54% 6.13%
02/02/2007 1.54% 6.12%
09/02/2007 1.54% 6.09%
16/02/2007 1.53% 5.76%
23/02/2007 1.53% 5.77%
28/02/2007 1.52% 5.68%
02/03/2007 1.52% 5.68%
09/03/2007 1.52% 5.66%
16/03/2007 1.52% 5.68%
23/03/2007 1.52% 5.70%
30/03/2007 1.52% 5.74%
05/04/2007 1.51% 5.72%
13/04/2007 1.51% 5.74%
20/04/2007 1.51% 5.72%
27/04/2007 1.52% 5.77%
30/04/2007 1.52% 5.76%
04/05/2007 1.51% 5.86%
11/05/2007 1.49% 5.94%
18/05/2007 1.51% 5.98%
25/05/2007 1.51% 6.04%
31/05/2007 1.53% 6.24%
08/06/2007 1.53% 6.22%
15/06/2007 1.53% 6.37%
22/06/2007 1.51% 6.31%
29/06/2007 1.53% 6.30%
06/07/2007 1.53% 6.29%
13/07/2007 1.53% 6.32%
20/07/2007 1.52% 6.28%
27/07/2007 1.47% 6.08%
31/07/2007 1.47% 6.05%
03/08/2007 1.47% 6.04%
10/08/2007 1.47% 6.03%
17/08/2007 1.47% 6.04%
24/08/2007 1.47% 5.81%
31/08/2007 1.47% 5.99%
07/09/2007 1.47% 5.68%
14/09/2007 1.47% 5.49%
21/09/2007 1.47% 5.36%
28/09/2007 1.45% 5.29%
05/10/2007 1.45% 5.25%
12/10/2007 1.45% 5.10%
19/10/2007 1.44% 5.00%
26/10/2007 1.44% 4.96%
31/10/2007 1.44% 4.96%
02/11/2007 1.44% 4.96%
09/11/2007 1.27% 4.75%
16/11/2007 1.27% 4.66%
21/11/2007 1.27% 4.71%
30/11/2007 1.27% 4.73%
07/12/2007 1.32% 4.90%
14/12/2007 1.33% 4.82%
21/12/2007 1.35% 4.82%
28/12/2007 1.42% 4.89%
31/12/2007 1.42% 4.93%
04/01/2008 1.43% 5.01%
11/01/2008 1.43% 4.98%
18/01/2008 1.43% 4.90%
25/01/2008 1.43% 4.90%
31/01/2008 1.43% 4.85%
08/02/2008 1.43% 4.79%
15/02/2008 1.43% 4.79%
22/02/2008 1.42% 4.79%
29/02/2008 1.42% 4.82%
07/03/2008 1.42% 4.85%
14/03/2008 1.44% 4.91%
20/03/2008 1.45% 5.17%
28/03/2008 1.44% 5.13%
31/03/2008 1.46% 5.21%
04/04/2008 1.46% 5.25%
11/04/2008 1.43% 5.16%
18/04/2008 1.45% 5.40%
25/04/2008 1.45% 5.42%
30/04/2008 1.45% 5.46%
02/05/2008 1.45% 5.44%
09/05/2008 1.24% 5.19%
16/05/2008 1.25% 5.28%
23/05/2008 1.23% 5.29%
30/05/2008 1.26% 5.48%
06/06/2008 1.32% 5.64%
13/06/2008 1.30% 5.70%
20/06/2008 1.28% 5.77%
27/06/2008 1.28% 5.84%
03/07/2008 1.28% 5.89%
11/07/2008 1.28% 5.93%
18/07/2008 1.28% 5.98%
25/07/2008 1.28% 6.05%
31/07/2008 1.30% 6.13%
08/08/2008 1.29% 6.14%
15/08/2008 1.29% 6.12%
22/08/2008 1.29% 5.99%
29/08/2008 1.29% 5.82%
05/09/2008 1.29% 5.97%
12/09/2008 1.28% 5.87%
19/09/2008 1.29% 5.91%
26/09/2008 1.29% 5.70%
30/09/2008 1.29% 5.71%
03/10/2008 1.29% 5.71%
10/10/2008 1.29% 7.01%
17/10/2008 1.29% 7.48%
24/10/2008 1.29% 7.48%
31/10/2008 1.30% 7.28%
07/11/2008 1.30% 7.32%
14/11/2008 1.26% 7.29%
21/11/2008 1.26% 7.54%
26/11/2008 1.26% 7.60%
05/12/2008 1.27% 7.82%
12/12/2008 1.27% 7.86%
19/12/2008 1.27% 7.92%
24/12/2008 1.27% 7.90%
31/12/2008 1.27% 7.91%
09/01/2009 1.26% 8.01%
16/01/2009 1.26% 8.01%
23/01/2009 1.26% 8.03%
30/01/2009 1.26% 7.99%
06/02/2009 1.26% 8.02%
13/02/2009 1.26% 8.02%
20/02/2009 1.27% 8.12%
27/02/2009 1.27% 8.11%
06/03/2009 1.26% 8.13%
13/03/2009 1.25% 8.39%
20/03/2009 1.25% 8.43%
27/03/2009 1.24% 8.47%
31/03/2009 1.24% 8.52%
03/04/2009 1.24% 8.52%
09/04/2009 1.24% 8.53%
17/04/2009 1.25% 8.68%
24/04/2009 1.22% 8.79%
30/04/2009 1.23% 8.98%
08/05/2009 1.22% 9.15%
15/05/2009 1.22% 9.28%
22/05/2009 1.22% 9.32%
29/05/2009 1.22% 9.47%
05/06/2009 1.22% 9.69%
12/06/2009 1.22% 9.68%
19/06/2009 1.24% 9.74%
26/06/2009 1.24% 9.70%
30/06/2009 1.24% 9.74%
10/07/2009 1.23% 9.84%
17/07/2009 1.23% 9.81%
24/07/2009 1.22% 9.81%
31/07/2009 1.23% 9.76%
07/08/2009 1.25% 9.79%
14/08/2009 1.25% 9.69%
21/08/2009 1.26% 9.48%
28/08/2009 1.30% 9.22%
31/08/2009 1.30% 9.08%
11/09/2009 1.29% 8.50%
18/09/2009 1.29% 8.17%
25/09/2009 1.30% 8.07%
30/09/2009 1.30% 7.91%
09/10/2009 1.30% 7.60%
16/10/2009 1.37% 7.29%
23/10/2009 1.37% 7.19%
30/10/2009 1.37% 7.17%
06/11/2009 1.37% 7.02%
13/11/2009 1.37% 7.00%
20/11/2009 1.36% 6.95%
30/11/2009 1.38% 7.10%
04/12/2009 1.43% 7.22%
11/12/2009 1.47% 7.25%
18/12/2009 1.51% 7.29%
31/12/2009 1.55% 7.33%
08/01/2010 1.55% 7.21%
15/01/2010 1.55% 7.06%
22/01/2010 1.55% 7.00%
29/01/2010 1.54% 6.80%
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12/02/2010 1.58% 6.45%
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26/02/2010 1.58% 6.42%
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12/03/2010 1.50% 6.49%
19/03/2010 1.50% 6.46%
26/03/2010 1.56% 6.50%
31/03/2010 1.56% 6.35%
09/04/2010 1.48% 6.37%
16/04/2010 1.50% 6.52%
23/04/2010 1.50% 6.52%
30/04/2010 1.50% 6.61%
07/05/2010 1.51% 6.71%
14/05/2010 1.52% 7.12%
21/05/2010 1.51% 7.23%
28/05/2010 1.54% 7.47%
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11/06/2010 1.71% 8.12%
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25/06/2010 1.71% 8.55%
30/06/2010 1.71% 8.81%
02/07/2010 1.71% 8.84%
09/07/2010 1.70% 8.96%
16/07/2010 1.70% 9.02%
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30/07/2010 1.70% 9.00%
06/08/2010 1.70% 8.94%
13/08/2010 1.70% 8.83%
20/08/2010 1.70% 8.55%
27/08/2010 1.70% 8.10%
31/08/2010 1.70% 8.04%
03/09/2010 1.70% 7.84%
10/09/2010 1.70% 7.57%
17/09/2010 1.70% 7.08%
24/09/2010 1.70% 6.70%
30/09/2010 1.69% 6.39%
08/10/2010 1.69% 6.15%
15/10/2010 1.69% 5.83%
22/10/2010 1.69% 5.68%
29/10/2010 1.67% 5.55%
05/11/2010 1.67% 5.53%
12/11/2010 1.59% 5.43%
19/11/2010 1.59% 5.51%
24/11/2010 1.59% 5.59%
03/12/2010 1.60% 5.70%
10/12/2010 1.67% 5.82%
17/12/2010 1.61% 5.58%
23/12/2010 1.62% 5.84%
31/12/2010 1.68% 5.99%
07/01/2011 1.68% 5.98%
14/01/2011 1.68% 5.81%
21/01/2011 1.68% 5.69%
28/01/2011 1.68% 5.65%
04/02/2011 1.68% 5.62%
11/02/2011 1.68% 5.49%
18/02/2011 1.68% 5.45%
25/02/2011 1.72% 5.74%
04/03/2011 1.72% 5.71%
11/03/2011 1.68% 6.29%
18/03/2011 1.70% 6.82%
25/03/2011 1.69% 7.14%
31/03/2011 1.69% 7.22%
08/04/2011 1.68% 6.93%
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21/04/2011 1.68% 7.12%
29/04/2011 1.66% 7.23%
13/05/2011 1.65% 7.26%
20/05/2011 1.67% 7.33%
27/05/2011 1.68% 7.45%
03/06/2011 1.68% 7.41%
10/06/2011 1.69% 7.35%
17/06/2011 1.70% 7.38%
24/06/2011 1.70% 7.17%
30/06/2011 1.67% 7.12%
08/07/2011 1.67% 7.11%
15/07/2011 1.67% 7.16%
22/07/2011 1.68% 7.23%
29/07/2011 1.68% 7.13%
05/08/2011 1.67% 6.98%
12/08/2011 1.72% 6.94%
19/08/2011 1.72% 6.75%
26/08/2011 1.71% 7.18%
31/08/2011 1.71% 6.71%
09/09/2011 1.71% 6.39%
16/09/2011 1.71% 6.07%
23/09/2011 1.71% 5.84%
30/09/2011 1.72% 5.77%
07/10/2011 1.72% 5.68%
14/10/2011 1.72% 5.59%
21/10/2011 1.73% 5.49%
28/10/2011 1.73% 5.56%
04/11/2011 1.73% 5.66%
10/11/2011 1.77% 5.84%
18/11/2011 1.77% 5.88%
23/11/2011 1.77% 5.91%
30/11/2011 1.78% 5.96%
02/12/2011 1.84% 6.29%
09/12/2011 1.81% 6.25%
16/12/2011 1.85% 6.48%
23/12/2011 1.88% 6.66%
30/12/2011 1.90% 6.72%
06/01/2012 1.90% 6.80%
13/01/2012 1.91% 6.84%
20/01/2012 1.91% 6.91%
27/01/2012 1.91% 7.02%
31/01/2012 1.91% 7.03%
03/02/2012 1.91% 7.08%
10/02/2012 1.89% 7.05%
17/02/2012 1.90% 7.52%
24/02/2012 1.92% 7.60%
29/02/2012 1.92% 7.61%
09/03/2012 1.91% 7.77%
16/03/2012 1.92% 7.84%
23/03/2012 1.90% 7.81%
30/03/2012 1.90% 7.98%
05/04/2012 1.90% 8.06%
13/04/2012 1.92% 8.20%
20/04/2012 1.92% 8.26%
27/04/2012 1.93% 8.40%
30/04/2012 1.93% 8.41%
04/05/2012 1.97% 8.92%
11/05/2012 1.98% 9.05%
18/05/2012 1.98% 9.09%
25/05/2012 1.98% 8.95%
31/05/2012 1.99% 8.95%
08/06/2012 1.97% 8.65%
15/06/2012 1.96% 8.30%
22/06/2012 1.96% 8.21%
29/06/2012 1.96% 8.15%
06/07/2012 1.96% 8.15%
13/07/2012 1.96% 8.18%
20/07/2012 1.96% 8.20%
27/07/2012 1.97% 8.21%
31/07/2012 1.92% 8.05%
03/08/2012 1.92% 8.02%
10/08/2012 1.92% 7.92%
17/08/2012 1.92% 7.76%
24/08/2012 1.92% 7.57%
31/08/2012 1.92% 7.29%
07/09/2012 1.92% 7.06%
14/09/2012 1.92% 6.84%
21/09/2012 1.87% 6.45%
28/09/2012 1.88% 6.33%
05/10/2012 1.88% 6.12%
12/10/2012 1.93% 6.05%
19/10/2012 1.93% 5.94%
26/10/2012 1.93% 6.12%
31/10/2012 1.91% 7.11%
02/11/2012 1.92% 7.12%
09/11/2012 1.92% 7.46%
16/11/2012 1.93% 7.55%
21/11/2012 1.94% 7.03%
30/11/2012 1.95% 6.96%
07/12/2012 1.95% 6.93%
14/12/2012 1.96% 6.86%
21/12/2012 1.97% 6.81%
28/12/2012 1.97% 6.86%
31/12/2012 1.97% 6.85%
04/01/2013 1.97% 6.85%
11/01/2013 1.97% 6.75%
18/01/2013 1.97% 6.74%
25/01/2013 1.95% 6.64%
31/01/2013 1.95% 6.59%
08/02/2013 1.95% 6.49%
15/02/2013 1.95% 6.35%
22/02/2013 1.95% 6.34%
28/02/2013 1.96% 6.08%
01/03/2013 1.96% 6.07%
08/03/2013 1.91% 6.08%
15/03/2013 1.91% 5.98%
22/03/2013 1.91% 5.90%
28/03/2013 1.92% 5.92%
05/04/2013 1.89% 5.78%
12/04/2013 1.96% 5.81%
19/04/2013 1.97% 5.81%
26/04/2013 1.95% 5.75%
30/04/2013 1.94% 5.76%
03/05/2013 1.92% 5.77%
10/05/2013 1.92% 5.89%
17/05/2013 1.90% 5.98%
24/05/2013 1.92% 6.09%
31/05/2013 1.92% 6.04%
07/06/2013 1.90% 6.03%
14/06/2013 1.90% 6.08%
21/06/2013 1.90% 6.14%
28/06/2013 1.92% 6.27%
03/07/2013 1.91% 6.31%
12/07/2013 1.91% 6.34%
19/07/2013 1.91% 6.41%
26/07/2013 1.96% 6.58%
02/08/2013 1.96% 6.45%
09/08/2013 1.96% 6.34%
16/08/2013 1.96% 6.20%
23/08/2013 1.96% 6.02%
30/08/2013 1.96% 5.80%
06/09/2013 1.94% 5.64%
13/09/2013 1.94% 5.41%
20/09/2013 1.94% 5.16%
27/09/2013 1.94% 4.98%
30/09/2013 1.94% 4.95%
04/10/2013 1.94% 4.81%
11/10/2013 1.94% 4.74%
18/10/2013 1.91% 4.67%
25/10/2013 1.91% 4.70%
31/10/2013 1.91% 4.73%
08/11/2013 1.91% 4.78%
15/11/2013 1.91% 4.71%
22/11/2013 1.92% 4.74%
27/11/2013 1.93% 4.80%
06/12/2013 1.98% 4.87%
13/12/2013 2.01% 4.94%
20/12/2013 2.02% 4.95%
27/12/2013 2.02% 5.01%
31/12/2013 2.02% 5.03%
03/01/2014 2.02% 5.02%
10/01/2014 1.96% 4.69%
17/01/2014 2.00% 4.78%
24/01/2014 1.98% 4.76%
31/01/2014 1.95% 4.77%
07/02/2014 1.95% 4.72%
14/02/2014 1.96% 4.69%
21/02/2014 1.97% 4.70%
28/02/2014 1.97% 4.73%
07/03/2014 1.93% 4.67%
14/03/2014 1.93% 4.66%
21/03/2014 1.90% 4.61%
28/03/2014 1.90% 4.63%
04/04/2014 1.85% 4.60%
11/04/2014 1.83% 4.55%
17/04/2014 1.85% 4.61%
25/04/2014 1.91% 4.86%
30/04/2014 1.92% 4.88%
02/05/2014 1.91% 4.93%
09/05/2014 1.88% 4.85%
16/05/2014 1.88% 4.94%
23/05/2014 1.91% 5.05%
30/05/2014 1.88% 5.09%
06/06/2014 1.88% 5.12%
13/06/2014 1.88% 5.15%
20/06/2014 1.85% 5.21%
27/06/2014 1.92% 5.22%
30/06/2014 1.92% 5.23%
03/07/2014 1.92% 5.30%
11/07/2014 1.92% 5.35%
18/07/2014 1.92% 5.34%
25/07/2014 1.92% 5.33%
31/07/2014 1.92% 5.27%
01/08/2014 1.92% 5.27%
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15/08/2014 1.92% 5.12%
22/08/2014 1.92% 5.02%
29/08/2014 1.93% 4.91%
05/09/2014 1.93% 4.78%
12/09/2014 1.90% 4.59%
19/09/2014 1.89% 4.48%
26/09/2014 1.89% 4.37%
30/09/2014 1.89% 4.35%
03/10/2014 1.90% 4.29%
10/10/2014 1.90% 4.24%
17/10/2014 1.90% 4.27%
24/10/2014 1.90% 4.26%
31/10/2014 1.90% 4.33%
07/11/2014 1.90% 4.38%
14/11/2014 1.90% 4.44%
21/11/2014 1.88% 4.53%
26/11/2014 1.88% 4.56%
05/12/2014 1.88% 4.62%
12/12/2014 1.92% 4.78%
19/12/2014 1.90% 4.85%
24/12/2014 1.91% 4.82%
31/12/2014 1.90% 4.84%
09/01/2015 1.84% 4.38%
16/01/2015 1.85% 4.38%
23/01/2015 1.85% 4.41%
30/01/2015 1.96% 4.58%
06/02/2015 1.97% 4.62%
13/02/2015 1.98% 4.72%
20/02/2015 1.98% 4.74%
27/02/2015 1.98% 4.75%
06/03/2015 1.97% 4.79%
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20/03/2015 1.93% 4.82%
27/03/2015 1.91% 4.85%
31/03/2015 1.91% 4.89%
10/04/2015 1.90% 4.82%
17/04/2015 1.90% 4.87%
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30/04/2015 1.87% 4.91%
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22/05/2015 1.89% 4.99%
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10/07/2015 1.80% 5.31%
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07/08/2015 1.82% 5.14%
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21/08/2015 1.80% 4.91%
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31/08/2015 1.80% 4.75%
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18/09/2015 1.79% 4.25%
25/09/2015 1.79% 4.13%
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30/10/2015 1.79% 4.12%
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13/11/2015 1.84% 4.29%
20/11/2015 1.86% 4.38%
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30/11/2015 1.86% 4.37%
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11/12/2015 1.88% 4.51%
18/12/2015 1.87% 4.53%
24/12/2015 1.88% 4.59%
31/12/2015 1.88% 4.59%
08/01/2016 1.89% 4.56%
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22/01/2016 1.89% 4.70%
29/01/2016 1.93% 4.79%
05/02/2016 1.94% 4.73%
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26/02/2016 1.97% 4.86%
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25/03/2016 1.97% 4.88%
31/03/2016 1.96% 4.81%
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22/04/2016 1.99% 4.91%
29/04/2016 2.00% 4.90%
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20/05/2016 1.98% 4.82%
27/05/2016 1.99% 4.77%
31/05/2016 2.00% 4.79%
03/06/2016 2.00% 4.73%
09/06/2016 2.00% 4.77%
17/06/2016 2.07% 4.78%
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22/07/2016 2.08% 4.74%
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05/08/2016 2.09% 4.71%
12/08/2016 2.11% 4.81%
19/08/2016 2.11% 4.68%
26/08/2016 2.11% 4.54%
31/08/2016 2.12% 4.43%
09/09/2016 2.11% 4.23%
16/09/2016 2.11% 4.03%
23/09/2016 2.11% 3.92%
30/09/2016 2.05% 3.96%
07/10/2016 2.04% 4.67%
14/10/2016 2.04% 3.71%
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28/10/2016 2.05% 3.62%
31/10/2016 2.05% 3.66%
04/11/2016 2.06% 3.52%
11/11/2016 2.05% 3.59%
18/11/2016 2.08% 3.70%
23/11/2016 2.08% 3.73%
30/11/2016 2.08% 3.80%
02/12/2016 2.08% 3.90%
09/12/2016 2.08% 3.91%
16/12/2016 2.10% 3.93%
23/12/2016 2.11% 3.99%
30/12/2016 2.15% 4.30%
06/01/2017 2.15% 4.29%
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20/01/2017 2.20% 4.15%
27/01/2017 2.20% 4.06%
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17/02/2017 2.20% 4.15%
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17/03/2017 2.21% 4.25%
24/03/2017 2.21% 4.32%
31/03/2017 2.21% 4.44%
07/04/2017 2.27% 4.47%
13/04/2017 2.37% 4.68%
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28/04/2017 2.36% 4.69%
05/05/2017 2.36% 4.72%
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26/05/2017 2.30% 4.67%
31/05/2017 2.29% 4.71%
02/06/2017 2.25% 4.67%
09/06/2017 2.27% 4.65%
16/06/2017 2.24% 4.62%
23/06/2017 2.23% 4.60%
30/06/2017 2.30% 4.69%
07/07/2017 2.33% 4.70%
14/07/2017 2.33% 4.71%
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28/07/2017 2.29% 4.57%
31/07/2017 2.29% 4.56%
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18/08/2017 2.31% 4.44%
25/08/2017 2.30% 4.53%
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01/09/2017 2.31% 4.33%
08/09/2017 1.65% 5.66%
12/09/2017 1.95% 4.60%
15/09/2017 1.99% 4.77%
21/09/2017 2.03% 4.81%
29/09/2017 1.95% 4.91%
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20/10/2017 1.94% 4.58%
27/10/2017 1.94% 4.64%
31/10/2017 1.86% 4.53%
03/11/2017 1.98% 4.74%
10/11/2017 1.98% 4.66%
17/11/2017 2.01% 4.72%
22/11/2017 2.04% 4.82%
30/11/2017 2.03% 4.89%
01/12/2017 2.03% 4.90%
08/12/2017 2.03% 4.87%
15/12/2017 2.14% 5.01%
22/12/2017 2.14% 4.87%
29/12/2017 2.18% 5.01%
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12/01/2018 2.10% 4.89%
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31/01/2018 2.16% 4.96%
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09/02/2018 2.16% 4.77%
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28/02/2018 2.17% 4.73%
02/03/2018 2.12% 4.67%
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16/03/2018 2.14% 4.64%
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20/04/2018 2.22% 4.56%
27/04/2018 2.26% 4.53%
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11/05/2018 2.32% 4.71%
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25/05/2018 2.25% 4.66%
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01/06/2018 2.26% 4.68%
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27/07/2018 2.30% 4.65%
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17/08/2018 2.33% 4.74%
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31/08/2018 2.32% 4.69%
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31/10/2018 2.30% 4.54%
02/11/2018 2.35% 4.50%
09/11/2018 2.35% 4.55%
16/11/2018 2.33% 4.54%
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30/11/2018 2.35% 4.96%
07/12/2018 2.31% 5.38%
14/12/2018 2.31% 5.42%
21/12/2018 2.34% 5.46%
28/12/2018 2.34% 5.49%
31/12/2018 2.34% 5.44%
04/01/2019 2.31% 5.47%
11/01/2019 2.31% 5.27%
18/01/2019 2.31% 4.99%
25/01/2019 2.29% 4.98%
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15/02/2019 2.31% 5.04%
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22/03/2019 2.28% 5.18%
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18/04/2019 2.27% 5.59%
26/04/2019 2.27% 5.70%
30/04/2019 2.28% 5.77%
03/05/2019 2.27% 5.84%
10/05/2019 2.27% 5.98%
17/05/2019 2.25% 5.97%
24/05/2019 2.26% 6.02%
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07/06/2019 2.29% 6.02%
14/06/2019 2.27% 6.03%
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28/06/2019 2.26% 5.94%
03/07/2019 2.26% 5.92%
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26/07/2019 2.28% 6.00%
31/07/2019 2.28% 6.02%
02/08/2019 2.29% 6.05%
09/08/2019 2.29% 6.08%
16/08/2019 2.29% 5.95%
23/08/2019 2.29% 5.87%
30/08/2019 2.28% 6.06%
06/09/2019 2.30% 5.93%
13/09/2019 2.31% 5.61%
20/09/2019 2.31% 5.44%
27/09/2019 2.31% 5.29%
30/09/2019 2.31% 5.24%
04/10/2019 2.31% 5.38%
11/10/2019 2.33% 5.36%
18/10/2019 2.30% 5.07%
25/10/2019 2.32% 5.20%
31/10/2019 2.34% 5.22%
01/11/2019 2.34% 5.23%
08/11/2019 2.34% 5.23%
15/11/2019 2.34% 5.26%
22/11/2019 2.36% 5.56%
27/11/2019 2.37% 5.76%
06/12/2019 2.36% 5.74%
13/12/2019 2.52% 6.14%
20/12/2019 2.53% 6.04%
27/12/2019 2.53% 6.05%
31/12/2019 2.51% 6.15%
03/01/2020 2.50% 6.17%
10/01/2020 2.48% 6.09%
17/01/2020 2.48% 6.05%
24/01/2020 2.48% 5.90%
31/01/2020 2.45% 5.81%
07/02/2020 2.43% 5.81%
14/02/2020 2.44% 5.77%
21/02/2020 2.46% 5.87%
28/02/2020 2.46% 5.95%
06/03/2020 2.48% 6.06%
13/03/2020 2.48% 6.06%
20/03/2020 2.50% 6.94%
27/03/2020 2.49% 7.63%
31/03/2020 2.48% 7.74%
03/04/2020 2.48% 7.61%
09/04/2020 2.53% 7.68%
17/04/2020 2.53% 7.63%
24/04/2020 2.53% 7.70%
30/04/2020 2.56% 7.85%
01/05/2020 2.56% 7.86%
08/05/2020 2.55% 7.95%
15/05/2020 2.49% 7.81%
22/05/2020 2.47% 7.86%
29/05/2020 2.42% 7.73%
05/06/2020 2.46% 7.81%
12/06/2020 2.46% 7.65%
19/06/2020 2.50% 7.64%
26/06/2020 2.50% 7.30%
30/06/2020 2.50% 7.30%
02/07/2020 2.51% 7.30%
10/07/2020 2.52% 7.32%
17/07/2020 2.53% 7.17%
24/07/2020 2.53% 6.98%
31/07/2020 2.53% 6.96%
07/08/2020 2.54% 6.99%
14/08/2020 2.54% 6.69%
21/08/2020 2.54% 6.57%
28/08/2020 2.54% 6.57%
31/08/2020 2.54% 6.55%
04/09/2020 2.54% 6.30%
11/09/2020 2.53% 6.36%
18/09/2020 2.55% 5.95%
25/09/2020 2.55% 5.80%
30/09/2020 2.55% 5.75%
02/10/2020 2.54% 5.68%
09/10/2020 2.55% 5.66%
16/10/2020 2.52% 5.61%
23/10/2020 2.51% 5.55%
30/10/2020 2.52% 5.58%
06/11/2020 2.52% 5.60%
13/11/2020 2.52% 5.62%
20/11/2020 2.55% 5.68%
25/11/2020 2.55% 5.67%
30/11/2020 2.56% 5.70%
04/12/2020 2.57% 5.68%
11/12/2020 2.56% 5.60%
18/12/2020 2.59% 5.56%
23/12/2020 2.60% 5.53%
31/12/2020 2.60% 5.49%
08/01/2021 2.61% 5.56%
15/01/2021 2.61% 5.54%
22/01/2021 2.64% 5.60%
29/01/2021 2.63% 5.38%
05/02/2021 2.60% 5.32%
12/02/2021 2.60% 5.32%
19/02/2021 2.60% 5.20%
26/02/2021 2.72% 5.24%
05/03/2021 2.73% 5.25%
12/03/2021 2.73% 5.28%
19/03/2021 2.68% 5.43%
26/03/2021 2.62% 5.56%
31/03/2021 2.57% 5.43%
02/04/2021 2.57% 5.42%
09/04/2021 2.62% 5.54%
16/04/2021 2.67% 5.66%
23/04/2021 2.67% 5.60%
30/04/2021 2.67% 5.73%
07/05/2021 2.68% 5.64%
14/05/2021 2.68% 5.60%
21/05/2021 2.64% 5.64%
28/05/2021 2.63% 5.72%
04/06/2021 2.63% 5.92%
11/06/2021 2.66% 6.10%
18/06/2021 2.67% 6.17%
25/06/2021 2.66% 6.20%
30/06/2021 2.66% 6.15%
02/07/2021 2.66% 6.17%
09/07/2021 2.63% 6.02%
16/07/2021 2.63% 6.04%
23/07/2021 2.62% 6.13%
30/07/2021 2.62% 6.11%
06/08/2021 2.62% 6.09%
13/08/2021 2.62% 6.12%
20/08/2021 2.62% 6.08%
27/08/2021 2.62% 6.09%
31/08/2021 2.63% 6.18%
03/09/2021 2.64% 6.20%
10/09/2021 2.64% 6.12%
17/09/2021 2.60% 6.02%
24/09/2021 2.70% 6.06%
30/09/2021 2.71% 5.37%
01/10/2021 2.71% 5.34%
08/10/2021 2.70% 5.26%
15/10/2021 2.73% 5.28%
22/10/2021 2.72% 5.26%
29/10/2021 2.70% 5.29%
05/11/2021 2.70% 5.22%
12/11/2021 2.69% 5.27%
19/11/2021 2.69% 5.29%
24/11/2021 2.69% 5.31%
30/11/2021 2.66% 5.25%
03/12/2021 2.64% 5.21%
10/12/2021 2.60% 5.18%
17/12/2021 2.62% 5.26%
23/12/2021 2.63% 5.36%
31/12/2021 2.63% 5.35%
07/01/2022 2.68% 5.42%
14/01/2022 2.68% 5.40%
21/01/2022 2.69% 5.44%
28/01/2022 2.65% 5.91%
31/01/2022 2.65% 5.91%
04/02/2022 2.65% 5.95%
11/02/2022 2.63% 6.03%
18/02/2022 2.68% 6.17%
25/02/2022 2.69% 6.29%
28/02/2022 2.69% 6.31%
04/03/2022 2.69% 6.35%
11/03/2022 2.76% 6.11%
18/03/2022 2.76% 6.15%
25/03/2022 2.74% 6.25%
31/03/2022 2.69% 6.37%
01/04/2022 2.69% 6.39%
08/04/2022 2.67% 6.49%
14/04/2022 2.67% 6.59%
22/04/2022 2.68% 6.64%
29/04/2022 2.70% 6.86%
06/05/2022 2.72% 6.95%
13/05/2022 2.71% 7.07%
20/05/2022 2.72% 7.15%
27/05/2022 2.68% 7.25%
31/05/2022 2.67% 7.27%
03/06/2022 2.67% 7.28%
10/06/2022 2.64% 7.43%
17/06/2022 2.65% 7.55%
24/06/2022 2.62% 7.60%
30/06/2022 2.62% 7.98%
01/07/2022 2.62% 7.98%
08/07/2022 2.64% 8.02%
15/07/2022 2.64% 8.10%
22/07/2022 2.63% 8.11%
29/07/2022 2.63% 8.17%
05/08/2022 2.61% 8.24%
12/08/2022 2.61% 8.21%
19/08/2022 2.61% 8.11%
26/08/2022 2.61% 8.03%
31/08/2022 2.61% 8.03%
02/09/2022 2.61% 7.96%
09/09/2022 2.61% 7.88%
16/09/2022 2.62% 7.73%
23/09/2022 2.62% 7.69%
30/09/2022 2.40% 8.04%
07/10/2022 2.40% 8.31%
14/10/2022 2.40% 8.53%
21/10/2022 2.40% 8.68%
28/10/2022 2.39% 9.27%
31/10/2022 2.39% 9.37%
04/11/2022 2.39% 9.69%
11/11/2022 2.41% 9.76%
18/11/2022 2.48% 11.06%
23/11/2022 2.48% 11.33%
30/11/2022 2.48% 11.45%
02/12/2022 2.50% 11.44%

To project the weighted spread into the future for the next 12 months using autoregression, you would need to first fit an autoregressive model to the existing data. This model could then be used to make predictions about the future values of the weighted spread, assuming that the relationship between the current value and past values remains consistent. 🌟

To project the weighted spread into the future for the next 12 months using autoregression, you would need to first fit an autoregressive model to the existing data. This model could then be used to make predictions about the future values of the weighted spread, assuming that the relationship between the current value and past values remains consistent.


What is web mining?

Web mining is the process of using data mining techniques to discover patterns and relationships in data on the web. It involves extracting data from websites and using it to gain insights or make decisions. Web mining can be used to identify trends, make predictions, and perform other tasks related to understanding and analyzing data on the web. It can be applied to a variety of data sources, including web logs, social media, and online documents. 🙂

Web mining is the process of using data mining techniques to discover patterns and relationships in data on the web. It involves extracting data from websites and using it to gain insights or make decisions. Web mining can be used to identify trends, make predictions, and perform other tasks related to understanding and analyzing data on the web. It can be applied to a variety of data sources, including web logs, social media, and online documents.


I want you to act as a prompt generator. Your goal is to gather information about my goals, objectives, desired outcomes, examples of the preferred output, and any additional relevant context related to my request. Your task is to provide me with a clear and concise prompt that includes all the necessary information to generate the best possible output.
In order to achieve this, please ask follow-up questions as needed to gather sufficient information. The prompt should be formatted clearly and optimized for use with Chat GPT instructions. Please begin by inquiring about my goals and desired output and any other information you may need.

Sure! To start, could you please tell me what your goal is and what kind of output you are hoping to receive? 🤩

Sure! To start, could you please tell me what your goal is and what kind of output you are hoping to receive?


yes

Great! This prompt should provide a clear and concise guide for you as you write your story-based book. 🎉 If you have any additional questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Good luck with your writing!

Great! This prompt should provide a clear and concise guide for you as you write your story-based book. If you have any additional questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask. Good luck with your writing!


繼續

很抱歉，似乎上一個回答還是沒有完整地顯示出全部的程式碼，以下是剩下的部分：

保存文件後，請在終端機中進入項目資料夾並執行以下命令來安裝專案所需的套件：
```
npm install
```
完成安裝後，請執行以下命令來啟動開發伺服器：
```sql
npm start
```
這樣就可以在瀏覽器中預覽你的應用了！

很抱歉，似乎上一個回答還是沒有完整地顯示出全部的程式碼，以下是剩下的部分：

保存文件後，請在終端機中進入項目資料夾並執行以下命令來安裝專案所需的套件：
```
npm install
```
完成安裝後，請執行以下命令來啟動開發伺服器：
```sql
npm start
```
這樣就可以在瀏覽器中預覽你的應用了！