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Act as an marketing copywriting expert. I am going to give you a company description, and you will give me 3 brief, cold open emails that are less than 60 words long. The goal of each email is to prompt a response and encourage them to try the company's service.
Company Description:
OpenSend is an AI-driven lead generation platform that discovers the email addresses of a website's anonymous visitors for the purpose of email list building and remarketing. Customer conversion rate of the collected email addresses is 10x higher than standard web retargeting techniques. Standard retargeting conversion rates are 2-4%, and OpenSend leads convert at closer to 15%. | d39d68f06dbd1afcc8629a99d1e5bfee | 0 | edbeeching | 2023-05-22T09:37:49 | good | [] |
Act as an marketing copywriting expert. I am going to give you a company description, and you will give me 3 brief, cold open emails that are less than 60 words long. The goal of each email is to prompt a response and encourage them to try the company's service.
Company Description:
OpenSend is an AI-driven lead generation platform that discovers the email addresses of a website's anonymous visitors for the purpose of email list building and remarketing. Customer conversion rate of the collected email addresses is 10x higher than standard web retargeting techniques. Standard retargeting conversion rates are 2-4%, and OpenSend leads convert at closer to 15%. | d39d68f06dbd1afcc8629a99d1e5bfee | 0 | lewtun | 2023-05-22T09:32:29 | good | [] |
Act as an marketing copywriting expert. I am going to give you a company description, and you will give me 3 brief, cold open emails that are less than 60 words long. The goal of each email is to prompt a response and encourage them to try the company's service.
Company Description:
OpenSend is an AI-driven lead generation platform that discovers the email addresses of a website's anonymous visitors for the purpose of email list building and remarketing. Customer conversion rate of the collected email addresses is 10x higher than standard web retargeting techniques. Standard retargeting conversion rates are 2-4%, and OpenSend leads convert at closer to 15%. | d39d68f06dbd1afcc8629a99d1e5bfee | 0 | osanseviero | 2023-05-22T14:23:57 | good | [
"system"
] |
imagine you are a dating expert, i will tell you some interest a girl in her 20s has and you will have to predict some other interest the girl is most likely to have | f2ace018ef3045ef9006ca555b1650b8 | 1 | edbeeching | 2023-05-22T09:40:02 | bad | [] |
imagine you are a dating expert, i will tell you some interest a girl in her 20s has and you will have to predict some other interest the girl is most likely to have | f2ace018ef3045ef9006ca555b1650b8 | 1 | lewtun | 2023-05-22T09:32:37 | bad | [] |
imagine you are a dating expert, i will tell you some interest a girl in her 20s has and you will have to predict some other interest the girl is most likely to have | f2ace018ef3045ef9006ca555b1650b8 | 1 | nazneen | 2023-05-23T22:52:01 | bad | [] |
What happens if you disturb the mummy of a pharaoh? | c61dd88e94ed9c80fe8aedf139a68ff7 | 10 | dianewan | 2023-05-23T23:25:19 | good | [
"plugins"
] |
What happens if you disturb the mummy of a pharaoh? | c61dd88e94ed9c80fe8aedf139a68ff7 | 10 | edbeeching | 2023-05-22T09:43:25 | good | [] |
What happens if you disturb the mummy of a pharaoh? | c61dd88e94ed9c80fe8aedf139a68ff7 | 10 | lewtun | 2023-05-22T09:37:57 | bad | [] |
create a diet plan for a north indian vegetarian that is like the mediterranean diet but uses indian foods spices and recipes | ce168794e3edd8dfd0cc5cf24b9745d9 | 100 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T22:58:47 | good | [] |
create a diet plan for a north indian vegetarian that is like the mediterranean diet but uses indian foods spices and recipes | ce168794e3edd8dfd0cc5cf24b9745d9 | 100 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:06:46 | good | [
"plugins"
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create a diet plan for a north indian vegetarian that is like the mediterranean diet but uses indian foods spices and recipes | ce168794e3edd8dfd0cc5cf24b9745d9 | 100 | lcipolina | 2023-05-26T23:04:04 | good | [] |
I am developing a jetbrains plugin. I will tell you the requirements one by one. Based on them, please help me by providing code for the same in Java. | 582e4ce2f9ca3a7a1452c55fd41b6b74 | 101 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T22:58:58 | bad | [] |
I am developing a jetbrains plugin. I will tell you the requirements one by one. Based on them, please help me by providing code for the same in Java. | 582e4ce2f9ca3a7a1452c55fd41b6b74 | 101 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:07:17 | bad | [] |
I am developing a jetbrains plugin. I will tell you the requirements one by one. Based on them, please help me by providing code for the same in Java. | 582e4ce2f9ca3a7a1452c55fd41b6b74 | 101 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:17:40 | good | [
"code"
] |
make a form for a patient of a nutritionist to fill out | 7174c62eb67dea0145a730861c3ce385 | 102 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T22:59:06 | good | [] |
make a form for a patient of a nutritionist to fill out | 7174c62eb67dea0145a730861c3ce385 | 102 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:07:53 | good | [
"plugins"
] |
make a form for a patient of a nutritionist to fill out | 7174c62eb67dea0145a730861c3ce385 | 102 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:17:47 | good | [] |
Is there a hierarchy of Acts in ontario legislation and if so what is the order of precedence? | 0c747e6e2732c6cb55f461c6768b7d88 | 103 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T22:59:15 | good | [] |
Is there a hierarchy of Acts in ontario legislation and if so what is the order of precedence? | 0c747e6e2732c6cb55f461c6768b7d88 | 103 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:07:58 | good | [
"plugins"
] |
Is there a hierarchy of Acts in ontario legislation and if so what is the order of precedence? | 0c747e6e2732c6cb55f461c6768b7d88 | 103 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:17:51 | good | [] |
My rap name is White Gravy. Write a heavily lyrical rap for me that includes the topics of mashed potatoes, gravy, and sex. | f604a7621a87da2c179ef16f7060efbe | 104 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T22:59:27 | good | [] |
My rap name is White Gravy. Write a heavily lyrical rap for me that includes the topics of mashed potatoes, gravy, and sex. | f604a7621a87da2c179ef16f7060efbe | 104 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:11:26 | bad | [] |
My rap name is White Gravy. Write a heavily lyrical rap for me that includes the topics of mashed potatoes, gravy, and sex. | f604a7621a87da2c179ef16f7060efbe | 104 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:18:00 | good | [] |
can you create me a white belt to blue belt BJJ training/learning program that i can do at home on a dummy to learn the positions and options from each position etc. I would like to focus on one position a week. the program can span 6 months | ed417d79a96df9dd97de0707ca2867ed | 105 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T22:59:38 | good | [] |
can you create me a white belt to blue belt BJJ training/learning program that i can do at home on a dummy to learn the positions and options from each position etc. I would like to focus on one position a week. the program can span 6 months | ed417d79a96df9dd97de0707ca2867ed | 105 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:11:39 | good | [
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can you create me a white belt to blue belt BJJ training/learning program that i can do at home on a dummy to learn the positions and options from each position etc. I would like to focus on one position a week. the program can span 6 months | ed417d79a96df9dd97de0707ca2867ed | 105 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:18:14 | good | [] |
write a short sentence prompting person to contact us regarding sales enquiry | fe4b2976a3fb881adebe0658105f334a | 106 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T22:59:48 | good | [] |
write a short sentence prompting person to contact us regarding sales enquiry | fe4b2976a3fb881adebe0658105f334a | 106 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:11:45 | good | [] |
write a short sentence prompting person to contact us regarding sales enquiry | fe4b2976a3fb881adebe0658105f334a | 106 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:18:23 | bad | [] |
write a C++ class that generates LLVM intermediate representation code using a rust frontend grammar | e21d4f0f98c08d7c71188884c98e14f0 | 107 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T22:59:56 | good | [
"code"
] |
write a C++ class that generates LLVM intermediate representation code using a rust frontend grammar | e21d4f0f98c08d7c71188884c98e14f0 | 107 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:11:57 | good | [
"code"
] |
write a C++ class that generates LLVM intermediate representation code using a rust frontend grammar | e21d4f0f98c08d7c71188884c98e14f0 | 107 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:18:30 | good | [
"code"
] |
Can staff claim any payment if they can't work? | a7f21e261e32c988dbb5a48993022ee4 | 108 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:00:06 | good | [] |
Can staff claim any payment if they can't work? | a7f21e261e32c988dbb5a48993022ee4 | 108 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:12:11 | bad | [] |
Can staff claim any payment if they can't work? | a7f21e261e32c988dbb5a48993022ee4 | 108 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:18:37 | good | [] |
reusable function to show modal. no bug if called multiple times. modal just stack one after the other using bootstrap 5 | 67e6efcdc66af2d9e09483115f476592 | 109 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:00:15 | bad | [] |
reusable function to show modal. no bug if called multiple times. modal just stack one after the other using bootstrap 5 | 67e6efcdc66af2d9e09483115f476592 | 109 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:12:28 | bad | [] |
reusable function to show modal. no bug if called multiple times. modal just stack one after the other using bootstrap 5 | 67e6efcdc66af2d9e09483115f476592 | 109 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:18:46 | bad | [] |
Web search results:
[1] "The ICC is an independent judicial institution empowered to investigate and prosecute war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and the crime of aggression. Its establishment in 2002 signaled ..."
URL: https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/09/02/qa-international-criminal-court-and-united-states
[2] "International Criminal Court and the 2003 invasion of Iraq. A preliminary examination of possible war crimes committed by United Kingdom (UK) military forces during the invasion of Iraq in March 2003 was started by the ICC in 2005 [1] and closed in 2006. [2] The preliminary examination was reopened in 2014 in the light of new evidence."
URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Criminal_Court_and_the_2003_invasion_of_Iraq
[3] "It's the International Criminal Court, or ICC. But here's the rub. The U.S. does not recognize the jurisdiction of this legal body. We wanted to learn more about why the U.S. does not and, despite ..."
URL: https://www.npr.org/2022/04/16/1093212495/the-u-s-does-not-recognize-the-jurisdiction-of-the-international-criminal-court
Current date: 3/18/2023
Instructions: Using the provided web search results, write a comprehensive reply to the given query. Make sure to cite results using [[number](URL)] notation after the reference. If the provided search results refer to multiple subjects with the same name, write separate answers for each subject.
Query: Why did the ICC not handle the Iraqi invasion by the US, but did handle the Ukrainian invasion by Russia? | be28d62214d2068ba9bc519657a45a90 | 11 | dianewan | 2023-05-23T23:25:48 | good | [
"plugins"
] |
Web search results:
[1] "The ICC is an independent judicial institution empowered to investigate and prosecute war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and the crime of aggression. Its establishment in 2002 signaled ..."
URL: https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/09/02/qa-international-criminal-court-and-united-states
[2] "International Criminal Court and the 2003 invasion of Iraq. A preliminary examination of possible war crimes committed by United Kingdom (UK) military forces during the invasion of Iraq in March 2003 was started by the ICC in 2005 [1] and closed in 2006. [2] The preliminary examination was reopened in 2014 in the light of new evidence."
URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Criminal_Court_and_the_2003_invasion_of_Iraq
[3] "It's the International Criminal Court, or ICC. But here's the rub. The U.S. does not recognize the jurisdiction of this legal body. We wanted to learn more about why the U.S. does not and, despite ..."
URL: https://www.npr.org/2022/04/16/1093212495/the-u-s-does-not-recognize-the-jurisdiction-of-the-international-criminal-court
Current date: 3/18/2023
Instructions: Using the provided web search results, write a comprehensive reply to the given query. Make sure to cite results using [[number](URL)] notation after the reference. If the provided search results refer to multiple subjects with the same name, write separate answers for each subject.
Query: Why did the ICC not handle the Iraqi invasion by the US, but did handle the Ukrainian invasion by Russia? | be28d62214d2068ba9bc519657a45a90 | 11 | edbeeching | 2023-05-22T09:48:39 | good | [
"plugins"
] |
Web search results:
[1] "The ICC is an independent judicial institution empowered to investigate and prosecute war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and the crime of aggression. Its establishment in 2002 signaled ..."
URL: https://www.hrw.org/news/2020/09/02/qa-international-criminal-court-and-united-states
[2] "International Criminal Court and the 2003 invasion of Iraq. A preliminary examination of possible war crimes committed by United Kingdom (UK) military forces during the invasion of Iraq in March 2003 was started by the ICC in 2005 [1] and closed in 2006. [2] The preliminary examination was reopened in 2014 in the light of new evidence."
URL: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Criminal_Court_and_the_2003_invasion_of_Iraq
[3] "It's the International Criminal Court, or ICC. But here's the rub. The U.S. does not recognize the jurisdiction of this legal body. We wanted to learn more about why the U.S. does not and, despite ..."
URL: https://www.npr.org/2022/04/16/1093212495/the-u-s-does-not-recognize-the-jurisdiction-of-the-international-criminal-court
Current date: 3/18/2023
Instructions: Using the provided web search results, write a comprehensive reply to the given query. Make sure to cite results using [[number](URL)] notation after the reference. If the provided search results refer to multiple subjects with the same name, write separate answers for each subject.
Query: Why did the ICC not handle the Iraqi invasion by the US, but did handle the Ukrainian invasion by Russia? | be28d62214d2068ba9bc519657a45a90 | 11 | lewtun | 2023-05-22T09:42:21 | good | [
"plugins"
] |
Act as a technical interviewer.
Ask me system design question for a junior to middle engineer. | a30d0042fb3a406b79b6204e24782b40 | 110 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:00:22 | good | [
"system"
] |
Act as a technical interviewer.
Ask me system design question for a junior to middle engineer. | a30d0042fb3a406b79b6204e24782b40 | 110 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:12:52 | good | [
"code",
"system"
] |
Act as a technical interviewer.
Ask me system design question for a junior to middle engineer. | a30d0042fb3a406b79b6204e24782b40 | 110 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:19:01 | good | [
"code"
] |
Write a C++ program for the Raspberry Pi 4B to control hardware GPIO pin 12 using the pigpio library | 6afde375e20e1df8f985b6671b4d2e05 | 111 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:00:29 | good | [
"code"
] |
Write a C++ program for the Raspberry Pi 4B to control hardware GPIO pin 12 using the pigpio library | 6afde375e20e1df8f985b6671b4d2e05 | 111 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:12:58 | good | [
"code"
] |
Write a C++ program for the Raspberry Pi 4B to control hardware GPIO pin 12 using the pigpio library | 6afde375e20e1df8f985b6671b4d2e05 | 111 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:19:05 | good | [
"code"
] |
please review this set of responses to the question "what are the value plays we should focus on" and look for common themes in the responses. Present these in a table format with a short name, description, and identify all individuals who made reference to this theme in their response
1. Supplied
1. Acquire and Develop Talent capable of delivering Platform vision
2. Modernized internal stack capable of meeting the needs of a cloud-first business
3. Best in class investor management through transformation process, as we delicately manage the growth of platform offerings in a way that doesn't negatively impact our valuation in the long term
4. Decreasing our capital intensity through operating efficiencies driven by technology and automation
5. Developing a suite of digital platform solutions from solving cloud issues to digital transformations
6. Building a partner ecosystem to expand and support our offerings
7. Solving go-to-market, legal, and financial compliance challenges related to operating a platform business internationally
2. Brandi
· …Modernized internal stack capable of meeting the needs of a cloud-first business.
· Evolve culture to accelerate delivery of platform vision
· Acquire and develop talent fit for platform vision
3. Bruce
· Be public about a quantifiable aspiration/goal to fuel urgency (e.g. Interconnection revenue or yield)
· Get org rallied around a shared vision and then be very targeted in culture change (e.g. agile) and skills change needed in specific pockets of the org to deliver digital transformation. Ie. We need everyone to understand our vision, but we can be targeted on the where need new skills/capabilities
· Enhance our local market and customer listening to drive innovation, using customer base for rapid beta testing or prototypes.
4. Charles
1. IBX Footprint
2. Service Offerings
a. Colo
b. Mgd Services
c. Edge Infra (Network Edge and Colo by the U)
d. Cloud Networking
3. Digital Experience (likely starts as somewhat parallel experiences for DCS vs DS offerings but implies a merged experience over time)
a. Process
b. Systems
4. Ecosystem Enablement (huge area of opportunity and under-investment)
a. APIs
b. SDKs (that’s all the acronyms I know but I’m pretty sure we have a lot of work to do)
5. Customers – need to define target personas and align GTM motions to specific customer/persona combinations
6. Ecosystem Development
a. JPS/”integrated”
b. Self-serve (use self-serve tools to bring your offering to the Platform)
c. Communities of Interest/Vertical Ecosystems (BD to cultivate)
7. Marketplace (what we need, not what we have now)
5. Jon
· Modernized quote-to-cash stack that allows for low/no-touch customer acquisition and onboarding, and global billing capabilities.
· Having clear, measurable ROIC for digital services with clear cost structures by product line.
· Building integrated partner offerings that allow partners to package/sell/support our offerings with low/no-touch for Equinix.
· Creating clear BU and product-level P&L reporting, inclusive of capex and opex.
· Having the clear ability to calculate LTV/CAC by product.
6. Justin
· Investing in a modern API-first technology stack to be able to effectively leverage developer ecosystems to (1) co-drive disruptive, agile innovation; (2) create new business models; (3) enable seamless API-based technology partner integration; and (4) reduce channel friction.
· Continuing to improve Equinix’s visibility and credibility in developer ecosystems to attract world-class talent capable of delivering on our Platform vision.
· Investing in an innovation incubator with dedicated engineering resources, and frameworks in place to engage and co-innovate with external developers and startups with agility, to boost innovation (radical innovation, adjacent innovation, or core innovation), supported by an accelerated incubation model.
7. Karl
· …seriously vet and conclude on inorganic options to accelerate our capability set to deliver the suite of services required. (Contemplates the addition of talent, tech, and product needed to accelerate)
· …successfully launch AND scale Joint partner solutions that prove we are indeed the home of the dedicated cloud and can offer solutions via partners at scale.
· …neutralize the complexity of workload tiering and demand shaping by having both retail and wholesale solutions to large and performance based deployments.
8. Keith
· Developing a platform on Equinix DCS assets, and potentially extending these services to other non-Equinix assets.
· Potentially acquiring talent or service capabilities and integrating onto the Equinix Platform.
· Merging our business into an existing business and integrating onto the Equinix Platform.
· Exclusively expand our GTM partnerships with a number of critical providers that imbeds our service offering into their solution.
9. Kurt
· …Honestly, I think the above list is a really good list. I am struggling to add anything to it.
· If I had to, I would say we need a capability of coming to agreement more quickly on complex issues impacting our delivery and development of services. We are currently wrestling with issues that we have known for year. Channel complications (same ones) have been on the table for years, tax structure has been on the table for years and we actually built a tax structure no one is using a while back, we have known about billing issues since we bought packet, etc. The problem is, as soon as folks hear “hard problem” they retreat and we don’t move. To date, we have really struggled to resolve these issues quickly enough and with certainty for a time. I would never say we need decisions that last forever as we need to be agile, but the word I hear a lot on the street is the team is “Whipsawed.” It feels like folks run to work on something based on an agreement and then it changes a few months out, not usually with a discussion.
· With that said, the list above actually sounds great to me. We need the right talent, working on the right stuff, for the right customers, and the story will tell itself.
10. Mike
· Acquire and Develop Talent capable of delivering our Platform vision.
· Build a partner ecosystem to expand and support our offerings.
· Begin to market ourselves as a company that provides a lot more than colocation services to different personas than we market to today.
· Find a way to use xScale facilities to help with our Retail and Digital space constraints.
11. Milind
12. Nicole
· People/Workforce/Brand:
· Specific declaration on future state vision (internally). Take any guesses or confusion off the table immediately and ensure all functions are clear on how they play a role in that vision.
· T&A to drive talent into the workforce that has experience suited for our vision (less telco, more software, service provider, etc..).
· Marketing driving significant brand shift externally to ensure customers see us as a platform company. We are moving away from data center only branding. (This likely requires a CMO strategy)
· Drive more accountability with our GLO population to lead from the front and be transformational leaders. Communicate often, effectively, and more intimately with this group so they are 100% clear on the strategy and role they play in the transformation. Have courage to take swift action if leaders can’t make the turn. This group of leaders will make or break us future state.
· Growth and Bookings:
· Global salesforce enabled and delivering balanced performance and growth targets across the product portfolio.
· Internal functions working towards common vision and solving problems in partnership and at pace.
· Specific and strategic synergy plans formally in place across critical enterprise partnerships (Dell, VMW, HPE)
· Sustainability efforts clearly defined, articulated, and structured goaling for internal leadership in place.
· Product clarity in digital space. What products, to what market, etc.. Keep this simple so sales can accelerate the strategy. Complexity will slow our pace.
· Systems/Tools/Processes
· Modernize our internal stack to be able to provide a customer experience needed for digital scale. Be progressive and aggressive in our IT shift. Don’t always think about “build” motions, also look at “buy” motions to implement with speed.
· Data Transformation strategy in place (as part of our overall digital transformation strategy) in place to ensure Network Transformation, MDM/Analytics, etc, have structured execution dates (with timelines) and are scaling to enable faster decisions with more data driven insights.
· Real time capacity management tools that help us balance DCS and DS needs by data center (I am not sure how mature these are today, and am assuming we will need advancement here).
· API mandatory for all new builds. Basically, no more in house building that aren’t API enabled.
13. PVC
· …If I accurately understand the list, 1, 2, 5, and 6 are areas I’d apply energy….. 3, 4, and 7 will draw effort, but should naturally occur as we progress in the others.
14. Raouf
· …The right talent to build the products and scale the “wrapper” service model.
· Modernized systems to support DS but also Enterprise support ready.
· Network/DS architecture to scale and have the right unto cost. Truly support on demand growth and ramp for customers.
· Solve go to market approach for combined customers from contracting, ordering and billing to support.
15. Ryan
1. Acquire and develop talent capable of delivering Platform vision.
2. Overhaul internal systems and processes to enable efficiency and improved experience for customers and front-line employees.
3. Instill agility into culture and processes.
16. Scott
· It is hard to improve upon the ones listed, but I'd change the last to read:
· Creating a highly competitive transactional, legal, and financial operating model necessary for the on-demand SaaS/cloud market
· And I'd add:
· Build the optimal platform to capture cloud-adjacent workloads and data. "Platform" is inclusive of our offerings and integrated offerings from ecosystem partners.
| 63111d48b23b072cba48cdeed20c2467 | 112 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:01:34 | good | [] |
please review this set of responses to the question "what are the value plays we should focus on" and look for common themes in the responses. Present these in a table format with a short name, description, and identify all individuals who made reference to this theme in their response
1. Supplied
1. Acquire and Develop Talent capable of delivering Platform vision
2. Modernized internal stack capable of meeting the needs of a cloud-first business
3. Best in class investor management through transformation process, as we delicately manage the growth of platform offerings in a way that doesn't negatively impact our valuation in the long term
4. Decreasing our capital intensity through operating efficiencies driven by technology and automation
5. Developing a suite of digital platform solutions from solving cloud issues to digital transformations
6. Building a partner ecosystem to expand and support our offerings
7. Solving go-to-market, legal, and financial compliance challenges related to operating a platform business internationally
2. Brandi
· …Modernized internal stack capable of meeting the needs of a cloud-first business.
· Evolve culture to accelerate delivery of platform vision
· Acquire and develop talent fit for platform vision
3. Bruce
· Be public about a quantifiable aspiration/goal to fuel urgency (e.g. Interconnection revenue or yield)
· Get org rallied around a shared vision and then be very targeted in culture change (e.g. agile) and skills change needed in specific pockets of the org to deliver digital transformation. Ie. We need everyone to understand our vision, but we can be targeted on the where need new skills/capabilities
· Enhance our local market and customer listening to drive innovation, using customer base for rapid beta testing or prototypes.
4. Charles
1. IBX Footprint
2. Service Offerings
a. Colo
b. Mgd Services
c. Edge Infra (Network Edge and Colo by the U)
d. Cloud Networking
3. Digital Experience (likely starts as somewhat parallel experiences for DCS vs DS offerings but implies a merged experience over time)
a. Process
b. Systems
4. Ecosystem Enablement (huge area of opportunity and under-investment)
a. APIs
b. SDKs (that’s all the acronyms I know but I’m pretty sure we have a lot of work to do)
5. Customers – need to define target personas and align GTM motions to specific customer/persona combinations
6. Ecosystem Development
a. JPS/”integrated”
b. Self-serve (use self-serve tools to bring your offering to the Platform)
c. Communities of Interest/Vertical Ecosystems (BD to cultivate)
7. Marketplace (what we need, not what we have now)
5. Jon
· Modernized quote-to-cash stack that allows for low/no-touch customer acquisition and onboarding, and global billing capabilities.
· Having clear, measurable ROIC for digital services with clear cost structures by product line.
· Building integrated partner offerings that allow partners to package/sell/support our offerings with low/no-touch for Equinix.
· Creating clear BU and product-level P&L reporting, inclusive of capex and opex.
· Having the clear ability to calculate LTV/CAC by product.
6. Justin
· Investing in a modern API-first technology stack to be able to effectively leverage developer ecosystems to (1) co-drive disruptive, agile innovation; (2) create new business models; (3) enable seamless API-based technology partner integration; and (4) reduce channel friction.
· Continuing to improve Equinix’s visibility and credibility in developer ecosystems to attract world-class talent capable of delivering on our Platform vision.
· Investing in an innovation incubator with dedicated engineering resources, and frameworks in place to engage and co-innovate with external developers and startups with agility, to boost innovation (radical innovation, adjacent innovation, or core innovation), supported by an accelerated incubation model.
7. Karl
· …seriously vet and conclude on inorganic options to accelerate our capability set to deliver the suite of services required. (Contemplates the addition of talent, tech, and product needed to accelerate)
· …successfully launch AND scale Joint partner solutions that prove we are indeed the home of the dedicated cloud and can offer solutions via partners at scale.
· …neutralize the complexity of workload tiering and demand shaping by having both retail and wholesale solutions to large and performance based deployments.
8. Keith
· Developing a platform on Equinix DCS assets, and potentially extending these services to other non-Equinix assets.
· Potentially acquiring talent or service capabilities and integrating onto the Equinix Platform.
· Merging our business into an existing business and integrating onto the Equinix Platform.
· Exclusively expand our GTM partnerships with a number of critical providers that imbeds our service offering into their solution.
9. Kurt
· …Honestly, I think the above list is a really good list. I am struggling to add anything to it.
· If I had to, I would say we need a capability of coming to agreement more quickly on complex issues impacting our delivery and development of services. We are currently wrestling with issues that we have known for year. Channel complications (same ones) have been on the table for years, tax structure has been on the table for years and we actually built a tax structure no one is using a while back, we have known about billing issues since we bought packet, etc. The problem is, as soon as folks hear “hard problem” they retreat and we don’t move. To date, we have really struggled to resolve these issues quickly enough and with certainty for a time. I would never say we need decisions that last forever as we need to be agile, but the word I hear a lot on the street is the team is “Whipsawed.” It feels like folks run to work on something based on an agreement and then it changes a few months out, not usually with a discussion.
· With that said, the list above actually sounds great to me. We need the right talent, working on the right stuff, for the right customers, and the story will tell itself.
10. Mike
· Acquire and Develop Talent capable of delivering our Platform vision.
· Build a partner ecosystem to expand and support our offerings.
· Begin to market ourselves as a company that provides a lot more than colocation services to different personas than we market to today.
· Find a way to use xScale facilities to help with our Retail and Digital space constraints.
11. Milind
12. Nicole
· People/Workforce/Brand:
· Specific declaration on future state vision (internally). Take any guesses or confusion off the table immediately and ensure all functions are clear on how they play a role in that vision.
· T&A to drive talent into the workforce that has experience suited for our vision (less telco, more software, service provider, etc..).
· Marketing driving significant brand shift externally to ensure customers see us as a platform company. We are moving away from data center only branding. (This likely requires a CMO strategy)
· Drive more accountability with our GLO population to lead from the front and be transformational leaders. Communicate often, effectively, and more intimately with this group so they are 100% clear on the strategy and role they play in the transformation. Have courage to take swift action if leaders can’t make the turn. This group of leaders will make or break us future state.
· Growth and Bookings:
· Global salesforce enabled and delivering balanced performance and growth targets across the product portfolio.
· Internal functions working towards common vision and solving problems in partnership and at pace.
· Specific and strategic synergy plans formally in place across critical enterprise partnerships (Dell, VMW, HPE)
· Sustainability efforts clearly defined, articulated, and structured goaling for internal leadership in place.
· Product clarity in digital space. What products, to what market, etc.. Keep this simple so sales can accelerate the strategy. Complexity will slow our pace.
· Systems/Tools/Processes
· Modernize our internal stack to be able to provide a customer experience needed for digital scale. Be progressive and aggressive in our IT shift. Don’t always think about “build” motions, also look at “buy” motions to implement with speed.
· Data Transformation strategy in place (as part of our overall digital transformation strategy) in place to ensure Network Transformation, MDM/Analytics, etc, have structured execution dates (with timelines) and are scaling to enable faster decisions with more data driven insights.
· Real time capacity management tools that help us balance DCS and DS needs by data center (I am not sure how mature these are today, and am assuming we will need advancement here).
· API mandatory for all new builds. Basically, no more in house building that aren’t API enabled.
13. PVC
· …If I accurately understand the list, 1, 2, 5, and 6 are areas I’d apply energy….. 3, 4, and 7 will draw effort, but should naturally occur as we progress in the others.
14. Raouf
· …The right talent to build the products and scale the “wrapper” service model.
· Modernized systems to support DS but also Enterprise support ready.
· Network/DS architecture to scale and have the right unto cost. Truly support on demand growth and ramp for customers.
· Solve go to market approach for combined customers from contracting, ordering and billing to support.
15. Ryan
1. Acquire and develop talent capable of delivering Platform vision.
2. Overhaul internal systems and processes to enable efficiency and improved experience for customers and front-line employees.
3. Instill agility into culture and processes.
16. Scott
· It is hard to improve upon the ones listed, but I'd change the last to read:
· Creating a highly competitive transactional, legal, and financial operating model necessary for the on-demand SaaS/cloud market
· And I'd add:
· Build the optimal platform to capture cloud-adjacent workloads and data. "Platform" is inclusive of our offerings and integrated offerings from ecosystem partners.
| 63111d48b23b072cba48cdeed20c2467 | 112 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:14:36 | bad | [] |
please review this set of responses to the question "what are the value plays we should focus on" and look for common themes in the responses. Present these in a table format with a short name, description, and identify all individuals who made reference to this theme in their response
1. Supplied
1. Acquire and Develop Talent capable of delivering Platform vision
2. Modernized internal stack capable of meeting the needs of a cloud-first business
3. Best in class investor management through transformation process, as we delicately manage the growth of platform offerings in a way that doesn't negatively impact our valuation in the long term
4. Decreasing our capital intensity through operating efficiencies driven by technology and automation
5. Developing a suite of digital platform solutions from solving cloud issues to digital transformations
6. Building a partner ecosystem to expand and support our offerings
7. Solving go-to-market, legal, and financial compliance challenges related to operating a platform business internationally
2. Brandi
· …Modernized internal stack capable of meeting the needs of a cloud-first business.
· Evolve culture to accelerate delivery of platform vision
· Acquire and develop talent fit for platform vision
3. Bruce
· Be public about a quantifiable aspiration/goal to fuel urgency (e.g. Interconnection revenue or yield)
· Get org rallied around a shared vision and then be very targeted in culture change (e.g. agile) and skills change needed in specific pockets of the org to deliver digital transformation. Ie. We need everyone to understand our vision, but we can be targeted on the where need new skills/capabilities
· Enhance our local market and customer listening to drive innovation, using customer base for rapid beta testing or prototypes.
4. Charles
1. IBX Footprint
2. Service Offerings
a. Colo
b. Mgd Services
c. Edge Infra (Network Edge and Colo by the U)
d. Cloud Networking
3. Digital Experience (likely starts as somewhat parallel experiences for DCS vs DS offerings but implies a merged experience over time)
a. Process
b. Systems
4. Ecosystem Enablement (huge area of opportunity and under-investment)
a. APIs
b. SDKs (that’s all the acronyms I know but I’m pretty sure we have a lot of work to do)
5. Customers – need to define target personas and align GTM motions to specific customer/persona combinations
6. Ecosystem Development
a. JPS/”integrated”
b. Self-serve (use self-serve tools to bring your offering to the Platform)
c. Communities of Interest/Vertical Ecosystems (BD to cultivate)
7. Marketplace (what we need, not what we have now)
5. Jon
· Modernized quote-to-cash stack that allows for low/no-touch customer acquisition and onboarding, and global billing capabilities.
· Having clear, measurable ROIC for digital services with clear cost structures by product line.
· Building integrated partner offerings that allow partners to package/sell/support our offerings with low/no-touch for Equinix.
· Creating clear BU and product-level P&L reporting, inclusive of capex and opex.
· Having the clear ability to calculate LTV/CAC by product.
6. Justin
· Investing in a modern API-first technology stack to be able to effectively leverage developer ecosystems to (1) co-drive disruptive, agile innovation; (2) create new business models; (3) enable seamless API-based technology partner integration; and (4) reduce channel friction.
· Continuing to improve Equinix’s visibility and credibility in developer ecosystems to attract world-class talent capable of delivering on our Platform vision.
· Investing in an innovation incubator with dedicated engineering resources, and frameworks in place to engage and co-innovate with external developers and startups with agility, to boost innovation (radical innovation, adjacent innovation, or core innovation), supported by an accelerated incubation model.
7. Karl
· …seriously vet and conclude on inorganic options to accelerate our capability set to deliver the suite of services required. (Contemplates the addition of talent, tech, and product needed to accelerate)
· …successfully launch AND scale Joint partner solutions that prove we are indeed the home of the dedicated cloud and can offer solutions via partners at scale.
· …neutralize the complexity of workload tiering and demand shaping by having both retail and wholesale solutions to large and performance based deployments.
8. Keith
· Developing a platform on Equinix DCS assets, and potentially extending these services to other non-Equinix assets.
· Potentially acquiring talent or service capabilities and integrating onto the Equinix Platform.
· Merging our business into an existing business and integrating onto the Equinix Platform.
· Exclusively expand our GTM partnerships with a number of critical providers that imbeds our service offering into their solution.
9. Kurt
· …Honestly, I think the above list is a really good list. I am struggling to add anything to it.
· If I had to, I would say we need a capability of coming to agreement more quickly on complex issues impacting our delivery and development of services. We are currently wrestling with issues that we have known for year. Channel complications (same ones) have been on the table for years, tax structure has been on the table for years and we actually built a tax structure no one is using a while back, we have known about billing issues since we bought packet, etc. The problem is, as soon as folks hear “hard problem” they retreat and we don’t move. To date, we have really struggled to resolve these issues quickly enough and with certainty for a time. I would never say we need decisions that last forever as we need to be agile, but the word I hear a lot on the street is the team is “Whipsawed.” It feels like folks run to work on something based on an agreement and then it changes a few months out, not usually with a discussion.
· With that said, the list above actually sounds great to me. We need the right talent, working on the right stuff, for the right customers, and the story will tell itself.
10. Mike
· Acquire and Develop Talent capable of delivering our Platform vision.
· Build a partner ecosystem to expand and support our offerings.
· Begin to market ourselves as a company that provides a lot more than colocation services to different personas than we market to today.
· Find a way to use xScale facilities to help with our Retail and Digital space constraints.
11. Milind
12. Nicole
· People/Workforce/Brand:
· Specific declaration on future state vision (internally). Take any guesses or confusion off the table immediately and ensure all functions are clear on how they play a role in that vision.
· T&A to drive talent into the workforce that has experience suited for our vision (less telco, more software, service provider, etc..).
· Marketing driving significant brand shift externally to ensure customers see us as a platform company. We are moving away from data center only branding. (This likely requires a CMO strategy)
· Drive more accountability with our GLO population to lead from the front and be transformational leaders. Communicate often, effectively, and more intimately with this group so they are 100% clear on the strategy and role they play in the transformation. Have courage to take swift action if leaders can’t make the turn. This group of leaders will make or break us future state.
· Growth and Bookings:
· Global salesforce enabled and delivering balanced performance and growth targets across the product portfolio.
· Internal functions working towards common vision and solving problems in partnership and at pace.
· Specific and strategic synergy plans formally in place across critical enterprise partnerships (Dell, VMW, HPE)
· Sustainability efforts clearly defined, articulated, and structured goaling for internal leadership in place.
· Product clarity in digital space. What products, to what market, etc.. Keep this simple so sales can accelerate the strategy. Complexity will slow our pace.
· Systems/Tools/Processes
· Modernize our internal stack to be able to provide a customer experience needed for digital scale. Be progressive and aggressive in our IT shift. Don’t always think about “build” motions, also look at “buy” motions to implement with speed.
· Data Transformation strategy in place (as part of our overall digital transformation strategy) in place to ensure Network Transformation, MDM/Analytics, etc, have structured execution dates (with timelines) and are scaling to enable faster decisions with more data driven insights.
· Real time capacity management tools that help us balance DCS and DS needs by data center (I am not sure how mature these are today, and am assuming we will need advancement here).
· API mandatory for all new builds. Basically, no more in house building that aren’t API enabled.
13. PVC
· …If I accurately understand the list, 1, 2, 5, and 6 are areas I’d apply energy….. 3, 4, and 7 will draw effort, but should naturally occur as we progress in the others.
14. Raouf
· …The right talent to build the products and scale the “wrapper” service model.
· Modernized systems to support DS but also Enterprise support ready.
· Network/DS architecture to scale and have the right unto cost. Truly support on demand growth and ramp for customers.
· Solve go to market approach for combined customers from contracting, ordering and billing to support.
15. Ryan
1. Acquire and develop talent capable of delivering Platform vision.
2. Overhaul internal systems and processes to enable efficiency and improved experience for customers and front-line employees.
3. Instill agility into culture and processes.
16. Scott
· It is hard to improve upon the ones listed, but I'd change the last to read:
· Creating a highly competitive transactional, legal, and financial operating model necessary for the on-demand SaaS/cloud market
· And I'd add:
· Build the optimal platform to capture cloud-adjacent workloads and data. "Platform" is inclusive of our offerings and integrated offerings from ecosystem partners.
| 63111d48b23b072cba48cdeed20c2467 | 112 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:19:13 | bad | [] |
Can you give me a list of 10 diverse prompts that Assistant might be able to answer? | eacbd4290ab9eb0cc374cd8c9afca883 | 113 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:01:45 | good | [] |
Can you give me a list of 10 diverse prompts that Assistant might be able to answer? | eacbd4290ab9eb0cc374cd8c9afca883 | 113 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:15:19 | good | [] |
Can you give me a list of 10 diverse prompts that Assistant might be able to answer? | eacbd4290ab9eb0cc374cd8c9afca883 | 113 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:19:24 | good | [
"system"
] |
I have the following outline for an upcoming presentation. Make addition where appropriate. Also populate the points with content for slide development.
###
Slide 1: Introduction
Title slide with the title of your presentation and your name
Slide 2: Overview of Fujifilm
Brief overview of the company, including its history and main products and services
Slide 3: Fujifilm's commitment to sustainability
Overview of Fujifilm's commitment to sustainability, including any sustainability-related goals or initiatives the company has implemented
Slide 4: Sustainable paper offerings
Introduction to Fujifilm's sustainable paper offerings, including any specific products or services that are offered
Slide 5: Environmental benefits of Fujifilm's sustainable paper
Overview of the environmental benefits of Fujifilm's sustainable paper, such as reduced deforestation, water conservation, and carbon emissions
Slide 6: Case study: Fujifilm's sustainable paper in action
Examples of how Fujifilm's sustainable paper has been used in real-world applications, including any success stories or notable achievements
Slide 7: Comparison with traditional paper products
Comparison of Fujifilm's sustainable paper with traditional paper products in terms of sustainability, including any data or statistics that demonstrate the superior sustainability of Fujifilm's paper
Slide 8: Future outlook
Overview of Fujifilm's plans for the future of its sustainable paper offerings, including any new products or initiatives that are in the works
Slide 9: Conclusion
Recap of the key points of your presentation and the importance of sustainability in the paper industry
Slide 10: Acknowledgements
Credits and acknowledgements for any sources or individuals who contributed to your presentation. | bd5cfc030191b7cd3a15e409d0db533b | 114 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:02:02 | good | [] |
I have the following outline for an upcoming presentation. Make addition where appropriate. Also populate the points with content for slide development.
###
Slide 1: Introduction
Title slide with the title of your presentation and your name
Slide 2: Overview of Fujifilm
Brief overview of the company, including its history and main products and services
Slide 3: Fujifilm's commitment to sustainability
Overview of Fujifilm's commitment to sustainability, including any sustainability-related goals or initiatives the company has implemented
Slide 4: Sustainable paper offerings
Introduction to Fujifilm's sustainable paper offerings, including any specific products or services that are offered
Slide 5: Environmental benefits of Fujifilm's sustainable paper
Overview of the environmental benefits of Fujifilm's sustainable paper, such as reduced deforestation, water conservation, and carbon emissions
Slide 6: Case study: Fujifilm's sustainable paper in action
Examples of how Fujifilm's sustainable paper has been used in real-world applications, including any success stories or notable achievements
Slide 7: Comparison with traditional paper products
Comparison of Fujifilm's sustainable paper with traditional paper products in terms of sustainability, including any data or statistics that demonstrate the superior sustainability of Fujifilm's paper
Slide 8: Future outlook
Overview of Fujifilm's plans for the future of its sustainable paper offerings, including any new products or initiatives that are in the works
Slide 9: Conclusion
Recap of the key points of your presentation and the importance of sustainability in the paper industry
Slide 10: Acknowledgements
Credits and acknowledgements for any sources or individuals who contributed to your presentation. | bd5cfc030191b7cd3a15e409d0db533b | 114 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:16:08 | good | [] |
I have the following outline for an upcoming presentation. Make addition where appropriate. Also populate the points with content for slide development.
###
Slide 1: Introduction
Title slide with the title of your presentation and your name
Slide 2: Overview of Fujifilm
Brief overview of the company, including its history and main products and services
Slide 3: Fujifilm's commitment to sustainability
Overview of Fujifilm's commitment to sustainability, including any sustainability-related goals or initiatives the company has implemented
Slide 4: Sustainable paper offerings
Introduction to Fujifilm's sustainable paper offerings, including any specific products or services that are offered
Slide 5: Environmental benefits of Fujifilm's sustainable paper
Overview of the environmental benefits of Fujifilm's sustainable paper, such as reduced deforestation, water conservation, and carbon emissions
Slide 6: Case study: Fujifilm's sustainable paper in action
Examples of how Fujifilm's sustainable paper has been used in real-world applications, including any success stories or notable achievements
Slide 7: Comparison with traditional paper products
Comparison of Fujifilm's sustainable paper with traditional paper products in terms of sustainability, including any data or statistics that demonstrate the superior sustainability of Fujifilm's paper
Slide 8: Future outlook
Overview of Fujifilm's plans for the future of its sustainable paper offerings, including any new products or initiatives that are in the works
Slide 9: Conclusion
Recap of the key points of your presentation and the importance of sustainability in the paper industry
Slide 10: Acknowledgements
Credits and acknowledgements for any sources or individuals who contributed to your presentation. | bd5cfc030191b7cd3a15e409d0db533b | 114 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:19:37 | bad | [] |
i need a API that gets the CWE ID of a CVE and return the name of the CWE | f192fd126cbc92f3dde8465289c578ac | 115 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:02:12 | good | [
"code"
] |
i need a API that gets the CWE ID of a CVE and return the name of the CWE | f192fd126cbc92f3dde8465289c578ac | 115 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:16:16 | good | [
"code"
] |
i need a API that gets the CWE ID of a CVE and return the name of the CWE | f192fd126cbc92f3dde8465289c578ac | 115 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:19:45 | bad | [] |
You're a teacher who is resolving a conflict between two students. You're an expert in mediation, conflict resolution, and restorative practices. I will provide information on the event and you will suggest specific restorative practifces questions to ask each student. If you understand, please only say 'Yes'. Your questions will be clear, concise, and consistent with the spirit of restorative practices. | 6af567105e41bb8e72eabf1b055bbef4 | 116 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:02:24 | bad | [
"system"
] |
You're a teacher who is resolving a conflict between two students. You're an expert in mediation, conflict resolution, and restorative practices. I will provide information on the event and you will suggest specific restorative practifces questions to ask each student. If you understand, please only say 'Yes'. Your questions will be clear, concise, and consistent with the spirit of restorative practices. | 6af567105e41bb8e72eabf1b055bbef4 | 116 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:16:40 | bad | [] |
You're a teacher who is resolving a conflict between two students. You're an expert in mediation, conflict resolution, and restorative practices. I will provide information on the event and you will suggest specific restorative practifces questions to ask each student. If you understand, please only say 'Yes'. Your questions will be clear, concise, and consistent with the spirit of restorative practices. | 6af567105e41bb8e72eabf1b055bbef4 | 116 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:20:02 | good | [] |
I am a novice English language teacher and I am always finishing too early in my lessons. Give me ideas of games and filler activities I can do with my B2 level class. They range in ages from 18 to 53 and are interested in sports, cinema, fashion, travel, economics and technology. The ideas must relate to practice for language skills or language systems. | 267016d02728c3349f8fb28bd897bf09 | 117 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:02:42 | good | [] |
I am a novice English language teacher and I am always finishing too early in my lessons. Give me ideas of games and filler activities I can do with my B2 level class. They range in ages from 18 to 53 and are interested in sports, cinema, fashion, travel, economics and technology. The ideas must relate to practice for language skills or language systems. | 267016d02728c3349f8fb28bd897bf09 | 117 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:16:52 | good | [] |
I am a novice English language teacher and I am always finishing too early in my lessons. Give me ideas of games and filler activities I can do with my B2 level class. They range in ages from 18 to 53 and are interested in sports, cinema, fashion, travel, economics and technology. The ideas must relate to practice for language skills or language systems. | 267016d02728c3349f8fb28bd897bf09 | 117 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:20:14 | good | [] |
What are the ethical use of Natural Language processing | b12eb062ee57d8b061f6dda6b9f51ace | 118 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:02:48 | good | [] |
What are the ethical use of Natural Language processing | b12eb062ee57d8b061f6dda6b9f51ace | 118 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:16:57 | good | [] |
What are the ethical use of Natural Language processing | b12eb062ee57d8b061f6dda6b9f51ace | 118 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:20:19 | good | [] |
how can an MBA applied to the field of biotech? | 00f7eb97965282d276781bbf8827c7a7 | 119 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:02:55 | good | [] |
how can an MBA applied to the field of biotech? | 00f7eb97965282d276781bbf8827c7a7 | 119 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:17:05 | good | [] |
how can an MBA applied to the field of biotech? | 00f7eb97965282d276781bbf8827c7a7 | 119 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:20:27 | bad | [] |
create the code for a plugin for microsoft word that uses Assistant to provide suggestion during the writing process when prompted | 4951a6edaa30a12cf23240f45b4dc4dc | 12 | NimaBoscarino | 2023-05-24T19:36:45 | good | [
"code"
] |
create the code for a plugin for microsoft word that uses Assistant to provide suggestion during the writing process when prompted | 4951a6edaa30a12cf23240f45b4dc4dc | 12 | edbeeching | 2023-05-24T09:44:25 | bad | [] |
create the code for a plugin for microsoft word that uses Assistant to provide suggestion during the writing process when prompted | 4951a6edaa30a12cf23240f45b4dc4dc | 12 | lewtun | 2023-05-22T09:42:30 | bad | [] |
explain microsoft power virtual agent please | 821f4ae65180c8baad3e07bcb84b2cab | 120 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:02:58 | good | [] |
explain microsoft power virtual agent please | 821f4ae65180c8baad3e07bcb84b2cab | 120 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:17:27 | good | [
"plugins"
] |
explain microsoft power virtual agent please | 821f4ae65180c8baad3e07bcb84b2cab | 120 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:20:32 | good | [
"code",
"system"
] |
Successful startups in the healthcare space in India have always ensured a smooth orchestration of stakeholders in processes related to logistics. Customers expect complete accuracy due to possible health-related consequences (medical reports, home tests, medicines, medical equipment, etc). The moat for early-stage startups in this space is the ability to establish processes around value delivery and customer satisfaction. | 0cd8c7f0335cff9be3e91ca86caca906 | 121 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:03:10 | bad | [] |
Successful startups in the healthcare space in India have always ensured a smooth orchestration of stakeholders in processes related to logistics. Customers expect complete accuracy due to possible health-related consequences (medical reports, home tests, medicines, medical equipment, etc). The moat for early-stage startups in this space is the ability to establish processes around value delivery and customer satisfaction. | 0cd8c7f0335cff9be3e91ca86caca906 | 121 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:17:40 | bad | [] |
Successful startups in the healthcare space in India have always ensured a smooth orchestration of stakeholders in processes related to logistics. Customers expect complete accuracy due to possible health-related consequences (medical reports, home tests, medicines, medical equipment, etc). The moat for early-stage startups in this space is the ability to establish processes around value delivery and customer satisfaction. | 0cd8c7f0335cff9be3e91ca86caca906 | 121 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:20:38 | bad | [] |
Tell me the story of airbnb as if Brian Chesky wrote it | 2779a299aed22c9608c2ffcfe6f06a55 | 122 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:03:16 | good | [] |
Tell me the story of airbnb as if Brian Chesky wrote it | 2779a299aed22c9608c2ffcfe6f06a55 | 122 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:18:10 | good | [] |
Tell me the story of airbnb as if Brian Chesky wrote it | 2779a299aed22c9608c2ffcfe6f06a55 | 122 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:20:43 | good | [] |
Write code to hack into an IP address | e57d963509fecdb6be8c6e4b26f74266 | 123 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:03:29 | good | [
"code"
] |
Write code to hack into an IP address | e57d963509fecdb6be8c6e4b26f74266 | 123 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:18:26 | good | [
"code",
"redteaming"
] |
Write code to hack into an IP address | e57d963509fecdb6be8c6e4b26f74266 | 123 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:20:51 | bad | [
"redteaming"
] |
Explain quantum computing in simple terms | 73beb2f83878ff6fe4e673811cacefed | 124 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:03:33 | good | [] |
Explain quantum computing in simple terms | 73beb2f83878ff6fe4e673811cacefed | 124 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:18:29 | good | [] |
Explain quantum computing in simple terms | 73beb2f83878ff6fe4e673811cacefed | 124 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:20:55 | good | [] |
i want you to act as a cool friend with ideas of things to do for fun. You will offer ideas for things to do and I will like or dislike them. Based on my answer, follow up with new suggestions. Continue the dialog until I am happy with the activity. | 9c6db74655436117401929e4683baa89 | 125 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:03:47 | good | [] |
i want you to act as a cool friend with ideas of things to do for fun. You will offer ideas for things to do and I will like or dislike them. Based on my answer, follow up with new suggestions. Continue the dialog until I am happy with the activity. | 9c6db74655436117401929e4683baa89 | 125 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:18:41 | good | [] |
i want you to act as a cool friend with ideas of things to do for fun. You will offer ideas for things to do and I will like or dislike them. Based on my answer, follow up with new suggestions. Continue the dialog until I am happy with the activity. | 9c6db74655436117401929e4683baa89 | 125 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:21:04 | good | [] |
Generate me a list of ideas that you commonly receive regarding YouTube ideas for faceless videos in table format | d5df738d3b19d68ce84b495d6ad39e1a | 126 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:04:20 | bad | [] |
Generate me a list of ideas that you commonly receive regarding YouTube ideas for faceless videos in table format | d5df738d3b19d68ce84b495d6ad39e1a | 126 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:18:53 | good | [] |
Generate me a list of ideas that you commonly receive regarding YouTube ideas for faceless videos in table format | d5df738d3b19d68ce84b495d6ad39e1a | 126 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:21:09 | good | [] |
Can you write a template in LaTeX for a student's school report. It should include a field for strength, target, and exam score. | bba323a669395d565ba4af429d349699 | 127 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:05:03 | good | [] |
Can you write a template in LaTeX for a student's school report. It should include a field for strength, target, and exam score. | bba323a669395d565ba4af429d349699 | 127 | dianewan | 2023-05-27T18:19:03 | good | [
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Can you write a template in LaTeX for a student's school report. It should include a field for strength, target, and exam score. | bba323a669395d565ba4af429d349699 | 127 | lcipolina | 2023-05-27T16:21:15 | good | [] |
Best practice for defining rest api in laravel. Be as detailed as possible. I am using passport and every client has id that i need for every request | 5e970c55e3003976688e00bed0e0323c | 128 | Shayne | 2023-05-26T23:05:18 | bad | [] |