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Hello. I want you to emulate SHRDLU behavior. We start with the following initial state:

objects:
  - id: B1
    type: BLOCK
    position: [110, 100, 0]
    size: [100, 100, 100]
    color: RED
  - id: B2

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import requests
import yaml
from typing import List, Dict, Optional


class PlanItem:
    def __init__(self, id: str, description: str, status: str, subtasks: List['PlanItem'] = None):
        self.id = id
        self.status = status
        self.description = description

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import re
from typing import List, Union, Dict, Optional
import yaml
import openai
import requests

MARKER_PREFIX = "///"

class CodeFragment:
    def __init__(self, marker: str, description: str, content: str):

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    override fun createSpecialOperations(position: SpecialTransactionPosition, bctx: BlockEContext): List<OpData> {
        if (position == SpecialTransactionPosition.Begin) {
            val retval = mutableListOf<OpData>()
            val rqs = this.module.query(bctx, "get_auth_requests",
                    GtvDictionary.build(mapOf()))

            for (r in rqs.asArray()) {
                val rString = r.asString()
                val res = pendingRequests[rString]

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An architecture for distributed p2p reddit-like thing

Problem?

If you're a reddit user you probably know that from time to time reddit goes slow or even down due to unexpectedly high load (many users trying to use site simultaneously) and after that users create posts like "Fix it! Can't you just buy more servers?". I've found a pretty interesting question in one of those threads once -- why can't we make a distributed, p2p reddit(-like thing) so it won't depend on lots of expensive servers?

As a person who has some clue on how p2p systems work (I've implemented an ED2k client once, for example) I've commented that there are unresolved technical problems. P2P was amazingly successful for some applications, notably, filesharing. But using it for a highly-interactive

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const gridSpec: any = [
  [{elt: "text", variant: "h1", content: "Issue options"}],
  [
    [
      {
        elt: 'form',
        children: [
          {
            elt: 'select', name: "asset", label: "Asset", outChannel: "asset",

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Chromia unofficial technical roadmap 2021 Q1-Q2

Ongoing work

There are features and improvements we started working on in 2020 which haven't been released yet, they are expected to be released in Q1 2021:

• Postchain synchronization system overhaul. We added possibility to sync blockchain from any node which has it (previously it was only possible to sync from current block producers) and increased robustness of sync subsystem. Expected to be released in January.
• begin_block/end_block hooks. This adds a possibility for a blockchain to automatically perform an action at beginning or end of any block. While this seems like a minor feature, lack of it creates huge issues for dapp developers, e.g. Maker CDPs

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Intro

This is an instruction for Hedget auction users which would allow them to interact with auction even if the web site goes down. We do not expect web site to go down, but shit happens, so just in case, there's this instruction. This instruction is for power users. If you're unexperienced, there's a high chance you might screw up.

First thing to note: DO NOT SEND ANY FUNDS TO A CONTRACT DIRECTLY. Bids are placed by calling a contact function. If you send ERC20 tokens to the contract directly, they will be considered a donation to Hedget Foundation.