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Create a monthly marketing plan for photography business
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Details of the photography project:**
This photography project aims to showcase the beauty and diversity of wildlife in the Amazon rainforest. The goal is to create stunning images that capture the unique creatures, landscapes and ecosystems of this incredible region. The high-level content of the project includes photographs of exotic birds, playful monkeys, elusive jaguars, and lush vegetation. The marketing plan aims to increase engagement and followers to our social media pages along with print sales of the photography project.
**Target Audience:**
The ideal audience for this marketing plan is nature enthusiasts, wildlife photographers, and individuals who are passionate about conservation and the environment. | 1. Does the response include a clear outline of a monthly marketing plan for the photography business?
2. Does the response address the specific details of the photography project, including the focus on wildlife in the Amazon rainforest?
3. Does the response identify specific marketing strategies aimed at increasing engagement on social media?
4. Does the response include tactics for promoting print sales of the photography project?
5. Does the response consider the target audience of nature enthusiasts, wildlife photographers, and conservation-minded individuals?
6. Are the proposed marketing activities time-bound, indicating when they will be implemented within the month?
7. Does the response suggest measurable goals or metrics to evaluate the success of the marketing plan?
8. Is the language used in the response clear and appropriate for the intended audience?
9. Does the response provide a variety of marketing channels (e.g., social media, email, events) to reach the target audience?
10. Does the response include any budget considerations or resource allocation for the marketing activities? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 326 |
Write me a recipe for Ghormeh Sabzi to be discussed in a FB post. All steps should mention the time and temperature for cooking. | 1. Does the response include a complete recipe for Ghormeh Sabzi?
2. Are all cooking steps clearly outlined in the response?
3. Does each cooking step mention the time required for cooking?
4. Does each cooking step specify the temperature for cooking?
5. Is the recipe formatted appropriately for a Facebook post?
6. Does the response include any additional context or tips relevant to Ghormeh Sabzi?
7. Is the language used in the response clear and easy to understand? | online_ms_writing_prompts | 269 |
Writing a production plan of a product based on its details.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Owners:**
One owner with a weekly capacity of 32 hours.
**Product description:**
The product is a line of sustainable and ethically sourced t-shirts featuring original designs inspired by nature. The t-shirts will be made from organic cotton and printed using eco-friendly inks. Designs will be available in various sizes and colors.
**Duration:**
The project is expected to last for 8 weeks. | 1. Does the response include a clear production plan for the product based on the provided details?
2. Is the owner's weekly capacity of 32 hours acknowledged and incorporated into the production plan?
3. Does the response specify the timeline of 8 weeks for the project duration?
4. Are the sustainable and ethically sourced aspects of the t-shirts addressed in the production plan?
5. Does the response include details about the materials used, specifically organic cotton and eco-friendly inks?
6. Are the original designs inspired by nature mentioned in the production plan?
7. Does the response outline the various sizes and colors available for the t-shirts?
8. Is there a logical sequence of tasks or phases included in the production plan?
9. Are any potential challenges or considerations related to production addressed in the response?
10. Does the response provide measurable goals or milestones for the 8-week project duration? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 94 |
Write market analysis report to provide insights into market trends
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Market Reports:**
The Global Food and Beverage Market report by The Business Research Company projects a growth rate of 9.7% from 2021 to 2022, reaching $6.4 trillion. The report forecasts continued growth to $8.9 trillion by 2026, at a CAGR of 8.7%. Supermarkets and hypermarkets dominate the distribution channels, accounting for 58.7% of the market in 2021. However, e-commerce is expected to experience the fastest growth, with a CAGR of 13.2% from 2021-2026.
**Competitor Information:**
Key competitors in the global food and beverage market include Nestlé, PepsiCo, Coca-Cola, Unilever, and Kraft Heinz. These companies hold significant market share and have a wide range of products catering to diverse consumer segments. They are actively investing in innovation, expanding their distribution networks, and leveraging technology to enhance their offerings.
**Consumer Surveys and Feedback:**
Consumer surveys indicate a growing demand for healthier food options, with an emphasis on clean-label products and functional beverages. Consumers are increasingly seeking products that are free from additives, artificial flavours, and preservatives. They are also willing to pay a premium for beverages that offer specific health benefits, such as hydration, weight management, and improved digestion.
**Economic and Demographic Data:**
Rising disposable incomes, urbanization, and changing lifestyles are driving the growth of the food and beverage market. The increasing population and expanding middle class in emerging economies are creating new opportunities for market players. Additionally, the aging population in developed countries is leading to a demand for specialized products that cater to their health and nutritional needs.
**Product/Service Details:**
Our product is a functional beverage that combines hydration with targeted health benefits. It contains natural ingredients, such as electrolytes, vitamins, and antioxidants, and is free from artificial flavours and sweeteners. The beverage is positioned as a healthy alternative to sugary drinks and is targeted at active individuals and health-conscious consumers. | 1. Does the response provide a clear market analysis report?
2. Are insights into market trends included in the report?
3. Is there a projection of market growth rates provided?
4. Does the report identify key distribution channels in the market?
5. Are major competitors in the food and beverage market listed?
6. Does the response include information on competitor strategies and market share?
7. Are consumer preferences and trends discussed in the report?
8. Is there evidence of consumer demand for healthier food options?
9. Does the report include relevant economic and demographic data?
10. Are the implications of demographic changes on the market addressed?
11. Is there a description of the product/service being analyzed?
12. Does the product/service description highlight its unique selling points?
13. Is the target audience for the product/service clearly defined? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 89 |
Recording of analysis results in chemistry. | 1. Does the response provide a clear method for recording analysis results in chemistry?
2. Are the steps for recording results detailed and easy to follow?
3. Does the response include relevant examples of analysis results in chemistry?
4. Is the terminology used in the response appropriate for the field of chemistry?
5. Does the response address any specific formats or standards for recording results in chemistry?
6. Is the information presented in a logical order that facilitates understanding?
7. Does the response consider the importance of accuracy and precision in recording results?
8. Are any tools or software for recording analysis results mentioned in the response?
9. Does the response highlight any common mistakes to avoid when recording results?
10. Is the response free from irrelevant information that does not pertain to recording analysis results? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 134 |
Write a design research findings summary
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Context:**
The research project was conducted to improve the user experience of an existing mobile application. The project was constrained by a limited budget and a tight timeline.
**Objective:**
The goal of the research project was to identify areas where the user experience of the mobile application could be improved.
**Questions:**
The main questions that needed to be answered by the research were:
* What are the main pain points for users of the mobile application?
* What features would users like to see added to the mobile application?
* How can the overall user experience of the mobile application be improved?
**Method:**
The research methods used included user interviews, focus groups, and usability testing.
**Participants:**
The participants in the research were current users of the mobile application. They were recruited through email and social media.
**Criteria:**
The success criteria for the research project were:
* Identify at least 5 major pain points for users.
* Identify at least 3 new features that users would like to see added.
* Increase the overall user satisfaction rating for the mobile application by 10%.
**Project-related data:**
The design project lasted for 6 weeks. The budget for the project was $10,000. The resources employed included a team of 3 designers and 2 researchers.
**Research findings:**
* Users experienced frustration with the navigation and search functionality of the app.
* Users wanted to be able to customize their home screen and receive more personalized recommendations.
* The overall user interface of the app was perceived as outdated and cluttered. | 1. Does the summary clearly state the context of the research project?
2. Is the objective of the research project explicitly mentioned in the summary?
3. Are the main research questions addressed in the summary?
4. Does the summary include the research methods used?
5. Are the participants involved in the research clearly identified?
6. Is there a mention of the success criteria for the research project?
7. Are the key research findings summarized effectively?
8. Is the summary concise and free of unnecessary information?
9. Does the summary maintain a logical flow and structure?
10. Is the language used in the summary clear and accessible to the intended audience? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 666 |
Prepare a travel itinerary for a road trip in Texas to visit major cities, with detailed duration at each stop, where to visit at each stop, and how much gas it will need to visit all places at each stop, keep it under 150 words. | 1. Does the response include a travel itinerary for a road trip in Texas?
2. Are major cities in Texas included as stops in the itinerary?
3. Is the duration at each stop clearly specified?
4. Are specific places to visit at each stop mentioned?
5. Is the estimated amount of gas needed for the entire trip provided?
6. Is the total word count of the response under 150 words?
7. Does the response maintain clarity and coherence throughout the itinerary? | online_ms_writing_prompts | 189 |
Writing the subject department development plan for the next few months as a head of department.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Assessment data:**
* IGCSE Biology: 85% A*-C
* IGCSE Chemistry: 72% A*-C
* IGCSE Physics: 78% A*-C
* IBDP Biology: 60% 6-7
* IBDP Chemistry: 55% 6-7
* IBDP Physics: 65% 6-7
These are our numerical targets for how many students should achieve each grade.
**Budget:**
£10,000
**The school development plan targets:**
* Increase the number of students achieving top grades in science at both IGCSE and IBDP level
* Improve the quality of teaching and learning in science across all key stages with a specific focus on improving specificity of assessments.
* Develop students' scientific literacy and critical thinking skills via a cross curricular audit. | 1. Does the response include a clear outline of the subject department development plan for the next few months?
2. Are the assessment data for IGCSE and IBDP subjects accurately represented in the response?
3. Does the response set specific numerical targets for student achievement in science subjects?
4. Is there a budget allocation mentioned in the response, and is it appropriately linked to the development plan?
5. Does the response address the school development plan targets regarding increasing top grades in science?
6. Is there a strategy outlined for improving the quality of teaching and learning in science?
7. Does the response include a plan for enhancing the specificity of assessments in science?
8. Is there a mention of developing students' scientific literacy and critical thinking skills?
9. Does the response incorporate a cross-curricular audit as part of the development plan?
10. Is the language used in the response professional and appropriate for a head of department? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 677 |
Summarize the latest findings in exoplanet research, with a focus on the atmospheres of exoplanets and their implications for habitability
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Exoplanet Research Focus:**
This research focuses on analyzing the atmospheres of exoplanets to determine their potential for habitability. Specifically, the research examines the presence and composition of atmospheric gases, temperature ranges, and other indicators that could support life as we know it.
**Recent Scholarly Articles:**
* **"NASA's Webb Reveals an Exoplanet Atmosphere as Never Seen Before" (Nov 2022):** This article analyzes data from the James Webb Space Telescope to reveal the atmosphere of exoplanet WASP-39b. It finds evidence of various molecules, including sulfur dioxide, sodium, potassium, and water vapor, and suggests the presence of clouds and active chemistry.
* **"Webb Discovers Methane, Carbon Dioxide in Atmosphere of K2-18 b" (Sep 2023):** This article details the first unambiguous detection of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere of an exoplanet, providing crucial information about the planet's potential for supporting life.
* **"Discovery Alert: Two New, Rocky Planets in the Solar Neighborhood" (June 2022):** This article reports the discovery of two new rocky exoplanets within the habitable zone of their star, making them ideal candidates for further atmospheric studies and the search for life.
**Topics for Analysis:**
* Atmospheric gases present in exoplanet atmospheres, especially those relevant to habitability (e.g., oxygen, water vapor, carbon dioxide)
* Temperature ranges on exoplanets and their potential to support liquid water
* Signs of potential life-supporting conditions, such as the presence of organic molecules
**Methodological Approaches:**
The studies analyzed employ various observational methods, including data from the James Webb Space Telescope, the Transiting Exoplanet Survey Satellite (TESS), and other ground-based telescopes. They also utilize theoretical modeling and computer simulations to interpret the observational data and make predictions about exoplanet atmospheres and habitability. | 1. Does the response summarize the latest findings in exoplanet research?
2. Does the response focus on the atmospheres of exoplanets?
3. Does the response discuss the implications of exoplanet atmospheres for habitability?
4. Are specific atmospheric gases relevant to habitability mentioned in the response?
5. Does the response include information about temperature ranges on exoplanets?
6. Are signs of potential life-supporting conditions, such as organic molecules, addressed in the response?
7. Does the response reference recent scholarly articles or studies related to exoplanet atmospheres?
8. Are observational methods used in the studies, such as data from the James Webb Space Telescope or TESS, mentioned?
9. Does the response include theoretical modeling or computer simulations in the context of exoplanet atmosphere analysis?
10. Is the information presented in a clear and organized manner? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 306 |
I'm preparing for an interview on system design in the upcoming two weeks. Give a schedule for how I should learn and practice in the next two weeks. | 1. Does the response provide a clear schedule for the next two weeks?
2. Does the schedule include specific topics related to system design?
3. Are there designated days for learning and practicing system design concepts?
4. Does the response suggest a variety of learning methods (e.g., reading, hands-on practice, mock interviews)?
5. Is the schedule realistic and achievable within the two-week timeframe?
6. Does the response account for different levels of difficulty in the topics covered?
7. Are there any recommendations for resources (books, online courses, etc.) included in the schedule?
8. Does the response allow for flexibility or adjustments in the schedule?
9. Is the tone of the response encouraging and supportive for interview preparation? | online_ms_writing_prompts | 5 |
Writing a performance review for one of my subordinates
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Employee Background Data:**
* Name: John Doe
* Age: 35
* Duration of Employment: 5 years
**Employee Performance Data:**
* Completed 10 major projects on time and within budget.
* Resolved 250+ customer issues with a 95% satisfaction rate.
* Implemented a new ticketing system that reduced resolution time by 20%.
**Peer Performance Data:**
* Ranked in the top 10% of IT engineers in the company for project completion rate.
* Received the highest customer satisfaction scores among peers.
* Consistently exceeded expectations in quarterly performance reviews. | 1. Does the response include the employee's name, age, and duration of employment?
2. Does the response summarize the employee's performance data, including project completion and customer issue resolution?
3. Is the employee's project completion rate mentioned in relation to their peers?
4. Does the response highlight the employee's customer satisfaction scores compared to peers?
5. Is there a mention of any specific improvements or initiatives the employee implemented?
6. Does the response provide a clear assessment of the employee's overall performance?
7. Is the tone of the performance review professional and constructive?
8. Does the response adhere to the format implied by the instruction (i.e., structured sections for background and performance data)?
9. Are any specific examples or metrics provided to support the performance evaluation?
10. Does the response conclude with recommendations or areas for future development for the employee? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 751 |
Based on the following floor plan example, please create a floor plan for a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment with a living room and a kitchen. Use "_" and "|" to represent walls, and include text labels to indicate the purpose of each room. Ensure that the outer walls enclose all text and interior walls. | 1. Does the response include a floor plan for a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment?
2. Are the walls represented using "_" and "|" as specified?
3. Are all text labels clearly indicating the purpose of each room?
4. Is the outer wall enclosing all text and interior walls?
5. Is the layout logically organized, allowing for clear identification of each room?
6. Are there two distinct bedrooms labeled in the floor plan?
7. Are there two distinct bathrooms labeled in the floor plan?
8. Is there a living room labeled in the floor plan?
9. Is there a kitchen labeled in the floor plan?
10. Does the response maintain a clear and readable format for the floor plan? | infobench_writing_prompts | 75 |
The main objective of this task is to ensure consistency in written content by copyediting, focusing on style, grammar, and tone.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Document to be Edited:**
* **Article:** "Communication Design: Paving The Way Forward"
In today’s fast-paced and interconnected world, effective communication is the cornerstone of success. As technology continues to advance and our modes of communication evolve, the field of communication design emerges as a crucial discipline. Communication design combines visual aesthetics, psychology, and strategic thinking to convey information, ideas, and emotions.
“Good design is good business.”
— Thomas Watson, Jr., 2nd President of IBM
The Power of Visual Communication:
In an era dominated by digital media, visual communication plays a pivotal role in capturing attention and delivering messages. Communication design harnesses the power of visual elements such as color, typography, imagery, and layout to create visually compelling and impactful experiences. Whether through graphic design, web design, or multimedia presentations, communication designers craft visuals that enhance comprehension and engagement. They understand the nuances of human perception and leverage this knowledge to create designs that resonate with audiences.
Integration of Technology:
Technology has revolutionized communication, offering new channels and mediums to engage with audiences. Communication design embraces these technological advancements, incorporating them into its practices. From responsive web design that adapts to different devices to interactive user interfaces that facilitate seamless interactions, communication design leverages technology to enhance user experiences. Additionally, emerging technologies like virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) are being integrated into communication design to create immersive and captivating experiences.
User-Centric Approach:
Communication design places a strong emphasis on understanding the needs and preferences of the target audience. By adopting a user-centric approach, communication designers ensure that their designs effectively convey the intended message. Through research and user testing, they gain insights into user behavior, motivations, and expectations. These insights guide the design process, resulting in designs that are intuitive, accessible, and user-friendly. By prioritizing user needs, communication design fosters better engagement and promotes effective communication between individuals and organizations.
Cultural Sensitivity and Inclusivity:
In our diverse global society, effective communication requires an understanding of cultural nuances and the ability to connect with diverse audiences. Communication design embraces cultural sensitivity and inclusivity, acknowledging the importance of representing and respecting different cultures and identities. Designers strive to create designs that are inclusive, accessible, and culturally appropriate. By incorporating diverse perspectives and challenging biases, communication design promotes empathy, understanding, and social cohesion.
The Future of Communication Design:
As we move forward, communication design will continue to play a vital role in shaping how we connect and share information. With advancements in artificial intelligence, voice interfaces, and data visualization, communication designers will have new tools at their disposal. The integration of design thinking and strategic communication will enable designers to address complex challenges and create innovative solutions. As the boundaries between digital and physical experiences blur, communication design will bridge the gap, creating seamless and immersive interactions that foster meaningful connections.
Communication design is an essential discipline that enhances our ability to connect and share information in an increasingly interconnected world. By harnessing the power of visual communication, integrating technology, adopting a user-centric approach, and embracing cultural sensitivity, communication design paves the way for effective and impactful communication in the future.
**Style Guide or Writing Guidelines:**
* Use active voice whenever possible.
* Avoid using jargon or technical terms that may not be understood by the target audience.
* Maintain a professional and engaging tone.
* Use consistent capitalization and punctuation throughout.
* Adhere to the Chicago Manual of Style for all formatting and citations.
**Instructions or Clarifications:**
* Focus on correcting grammatical errors, improving sentence structure, and ensuring consistency in style.
* Use the provided style guide as a reference, but also consider the specific target audience for each document. | 1. Did the AI assistant correct all grammatical errors in the document?
2. Did the AI assistant improve sentence structure for clarity and flow?
3. Did the AI assistant ensure consistency in style throughout the document?
4. Did the AI assistant use active voice whenever possible?
5. Did the AI assistant avoid jargon or technical terms that may not be understood by the target audience?
6. Did the AI assistant maintain a professional and engaging tone?
7. Did the AI assistant use consistent capitalization and punctuation throughout the document?
8. Did the AI assistant adhere to the Chicago Manual of Style for all formatting and citations?
9. Did the AI assistant consider the specific target audience when making edits?
10. Did the AI assistant follow the provided style guide as a reference in its edits? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 404 |
Write market analysis report to provide insights into market trends
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Market Reports:**
The US video gaming industry is projected to grow in 2023, driven by the releases of popular video games and next-generation consoles. The gaming devices segment is expected to experience significant growth, with mobile gaming leading the way. Nearly one in four video game developers predict that mobile gaming will grow more than other types of games by 2025.
The esports industry is rapidly expanding, offering immense engagement potential for marketers. Esports advertising and sponsorships are becoming increasingly popular, with brands recognizing the value of connecting with the tech-savvy audience. Esports viewership is projected to reach 31.6 million in the US in 2023, primarily through streaming platforms like Twitch.
**Competitor Information:**
Major players in the video gaming industry include Nintendo, Sony, and Microsoft. These companies compete fiercely in the console market, while mobile gaming companies like King and Supercell dominate the mobile gaming space.
In the esports industry, leading organizations include Team SoloMid, Cloud9, and FaZe Clan. Esports sponsors include brands like Honda, Totino's, and Puma.
**Consumer Surveys and Feedback:**
Surveys indicate that video game playing is a popular leisure activity among people under 18 in the US, second only to watching YouTube videos. The average time spent gaming has increased significantly since the pandemic, reaching 16.5 hours per week in 2021.
Esports viewers are typically young, tech-savvy individuals who are highly engaged with gaming content. They often follow specific teams and players, creating a passionate and loyal fan base.
**Economic and Demographic Data:**
Strong consumer spending on entertainment and the increasing popularity of gaming as a leisure activity are driving the growth of the video gaming industry. The growing number of mobile device users and the availability of high-quality mobile games are also contributing factors.
**Product/Service Details:**
This analysis focuses on the video gaming and esports industries in the United States. Video games include console, PC, and mobile games, while esports refers to organized gaming competitions among professional players and teams. | 1. Does the report provide insights into current market trends in the video gaming industry?
2. Does the report include projections for future growth in the video gaming industry?
3. Are key segments of the video gaming market, such as mobile gaming and console gaming, addressed in the report?
4. Does the report analyze the esports industry and its growth potential?
5. Are major competitors in the video gaming and esports industries identified and discussed?
6. Does the report include consumer survey data relevant to gaming habits and preferences?
7. Is demographic information about video game players and esports viewers provided?
8. Does the report discuss economic factors influencing the video gaming industry?
9. Are specific product or service details related to video gaming and esports included in the analysis?
10. Is the information presented in a clear and organized manner, suitable for a market analysis report? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 431 |
For my sci-fi novel, write me the crew manifest for a battle cruiser. | 1. Does the response include a crew manifest for a battle cruiser?
2. Are the crew positions clearly defined in the manifest?
3. Is the number of crew members appropriate for a battle cruiser?
4. Does the response include a variety of roles (e.g., command, engineering, medical, tactical)?
5. Are the crew members' names or identifiers included in the manifest?
6. Is there a brief description of each crew member's role or specialty?
7. Does the response maintain a sci-fi theme consistent with the genre?
8. Is the format of the crew manifest clear and organized?
9. Does the response avoid irrelevant information unrelated to the crew manifest?
10. Is the tone of the response suitable for a sci-fi novel context? | wildbench_writing_prompts | 57 |
Write a reference letter for a former or current student for a fellowship in history | 1. Does the response include a clear introduction stating the relationship between the writer and the student?
2. Does the response provide specific examples of the student's achievements in history?
3. Is the tone of the letter formal and appropriate for a reference letter?
4. Does the response highlight the student's skills relevant to the fellowship in history?
5. Is the letter structured logically, with a clear flow from introduction to conclusion?
6. Does the response include a conclusion that summarizes the writer's endorsement of the student?
7. Is the letter free from grammatical and spelling errors?
8. Does the response adhere to a professional format for a reference letter?
9. Does the response mention the specific fellowship the student is applying for?
10. Is the length of the letter appropriate for a reference letter (not too short or excessively long)? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 439 |
Writing up an interview in Q&A format.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Transcript:**
2023 SAG STRIKE JULY 14, 2023
Your Most Frantic SAG Strike Questions, Answered
Portrait of Jason P. Frank
By Jason P. Frank, a Vulture writer covering comedy, theater, and music
It’s strike season in Hollywood. After the Writers Guild of America strike began on May 1, the Screen Actors Guild took note and went on strike itself. The strike was announced on July 13 by SAG-AFTRA president Fran Drescher, who delivered a fiery speech calling out the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers for its perceived greed and unwillingness to negotiate with the guild. While the most recent WGA strike, which lasted for 100 days in 2007, still lingers in recent memory, the last strike of noncommercial actors happened way back in 1980. Given that the last strike was so long ago, we thought it would be helpful to call on an expert. Jonathan Handel, writer of Hollywood on Strike!: An Industry at War in the Internet Age, is an entertainment lawyer and journalist who has been on both strike beats, and he answered all our most pressing SAG-AFTRA strike questions.
There are so many groups of people who fall under SAG-AFTRA. Can you give a baseline explanation of it as an organization?
The SAG part stands for Screen Actors Guild, and AFTRA stands for American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. It’s a union that was formed by the merger of SAG and AFTRA in 2012. Those predecessor unions go back to the 1930s. This is the union that represents actors of various sorts, including stunt performers, puppeteers, and background actors. But the primary constituents are the actors you see onscreen, whether the famous ones, like Tom Hanks or Tom Cruise, or the faces that we don’t recognize, who were in that movie with Tom Cruise. The union also represents singers and radio and television newscasters, but those groups are not involved in this. The union has various contracts, and the TV theatrical master agreements expired a day ago. And the union is now on strike over it.
So, this will not affect people who are involved in SAG, but are not in television or movies?
Correct. If you’re an actor who only works in commercials, for example, the commercials contract is not struck. It doesn’t expire for a year or two.
Nice. So we’ll still see Flo from Progressive.
We’ll still see Flo from Progressive.
Thank God.
Exactly, thank God for that.
The 2007 WGA strike is in recent memory, so when they went on strike, there was a better understanding of how they got there. Can you help me understand the precedent for a SAG strike?
The last time we had an actor strike was in 2000, and it was a commercial strike. It was against the advertising administration. The last time we had an actual strike against Hollywood was 1980, 43 years ago. And the last time, finally, that we had dual strikes in Hollywood was 1960. That’s what we’re looking at here in terms of precedent. All Hollywood strikes have been about technological change. Changing technologies that, in most cases, resulted in disagreement on what sort of residuals should be paid and how they should be calculated. This strike is about five major issues: residuals, inflation, streaming, AI, and self-tape auditions. The common theme here is that actors are finding that the compensation increasingly does not keep up with inflation, and that the profession is increasingly precarious in terms of job security of any sort.
With all the changes due to technology, was the strike an inevitability?
Well, no. No strike is truly inevitable and AMPTP management has more control over the situation than they like to let on. It’s always, We’ve made an unprecedented historic offer, and the union’s been unreasonably refusing, and it’s the union’s responsibility that there’s a strike.
In the 1960 dual strike, did the solidarity between the SAG and WGA help with negotiations?
Yes, the combined effect of the dual strikes brought an enormous victory for labor. There had been a 12-year fight over whether movies played on TV would generate residuals. The strike not only brought an agreement that any movie made in 1960 or afterwards would generate residuals — cementing the concept of residuals into the system — but it also brought the achievement of a pension plan and the achievement of a health plan. And it brought that for the writers, for the actors, a year later for the directors when they negotiated, and also for the crew union, IATSE. In some ways, the largest victory that labor in Hollywood ever won was achieved with a dual strike.
Do you feel like the solidarity between the two branches is affecting the tenor of these strikes overall?
There are two aspects of solidarity that are helping to drive this. One is that, within the WGA membership and within the SAG gap for membership, there is enormous solidarity. The unions are each very unified to a degree that has not been seen recently and has taken the CEOs by surprise. Secondly, there is enormous solidarity between these unions and the directors, even though they did make a deal, and the teamsters who shut down productions that the writers were picketing, the IATSE crew union, and other, smaller entertainment unions and non-entertainment unions.
What are you sensing about how the studios are thinking of this situation?
I don’t know that they’re in panic mode yet, so much as a cold, steely resolve to resist the unions. The IATSE and Teamsters’ contracts are up next year. IATSE is already concerned about AI and has made some announcements about work that they’re going to do to ensure that AI is a useful tool for workers, not a replacement for them. So the studio execs are looking ahead to that as well, and saying, If we give an inch to the writers, we’re gonna have to give at least an inch to the actors, and likewise next year. The view is existential by the studios in terms of the reset in labor-management relations that the unions are seeking. It’s also viewed as existential in terms of where the business is at. The box office is down versus 2019 and is never gonna recover. The linear-television broadcast and cable is dying and audiences are shrinking. In terms of streaming, it’s become evident to the legacy companies that if you wanna compete with Netflix, you have to do what Netflix did, which is build a worldwide scripted television channel. But Netflix had the advantage of being treated like a tech company and had access to that sort of capital. Now, of course, money is not so cheap because of economic circumstances, and because Wall Street wants to see profits, not growth, at this point. So it’s existential for the companies in their view, and it’s existential for labor. That’s creating two butting heads that suggests that it is going to be a long time before it’s resolved.
One of the things that has been really notable about the SAG strike so far is that while the WGA strike is getting press, actors are very adept at publicity. There was Fran Drescher’s speech, and you had the big letter that went out that Meryl Streep and Jennifer Lawrence signed. How much does publicity matter?
It matters a lot. Not so much in terms of putting pressure on the company, but because there’s a feedback effect, and it keeps up enthusiasm among the membership in both of the unions. I was at the press conference yesterday — Fran Drescher’s speech was fiery, the mood in the room was electric. The press almost had to sit on its hands to avoid applauding alongside the actors who did burst in applause.
Can you give me a rundown of the list of demands?
The first is basic wage increases. The actors want wage increases that reflect the levels of inflation for the last two, three years. The studios are not offering that. The writers are actually not looking for an inflationary adjustment. Their last ask was 6 percent, and the directors got 5 percent. Secondly, SAG wants a success metric for residuals for streaming residuals. There are residuals for programs that are made streaming, but the residual is no greater for a success than for a flop. Both SAG and the WGA are concerned with AI, but the issue works somewhat differently. The writers don’t want AI to replace them. The actors may be comfortable with some replacement as long as they’re compensated for it. But if they’re going to train AI on an actor’s performance, they want to get paid for that. And then if the AI version gets deployed, they wanna get paid for that.
When the WGA strike began, the AI issue wasn’t at the forefront, though it was there. But it’s been getting pushed to the forefront as the strike has gone on. Why is that?
We’re in a hype cycle over AI. Silicon Valley people are excited by the hype cycle, to some degree unrealistically excited. In Hollywood, people are scared, and in the case of the writers to some degree, unrealistically scared. The dog can dance, but it’s not gonna be performing in the New York Ballet next week. But nonetheless, these are three-year contracts, and the writers are afraid that if the contract’s language only reflected the current state of affairs, then that that language would get locked in and change to it would be resisted as the technology evolves.
What other issues are the actors concerned about?
The fourth issue for the actors is pension and health. The benefit plans are funded by the studios and streamers are funded by the producers, technically. Certain aspects of the mechanism, in the case of the actors’ benefit plans, have not changed since 1980. And that deprives the benefit plans of a degree of revenue that they might otherwise have received, which weakens the plans and forces the union, when it does get wage increases, to revert a half a percent from the wage increase and use that money instead to add to the benefit-plan funding. The studios are offering an increase, but a lesser increase.
And then, finally, you have self-tape auditions. Prior to COVID, the dominant form of audition was in person: You drive across town in L.A. or New York, where the auditions were held, there’d be 20 or 30 other people in the waiting room that you’re competing against, and you’d physically do a scene. That’s not how auditions work anymore. You’re expected to tape your own audition at home using your cell-phone camera, and then submit it. Suddenly, you’re killing hours getting it right. In a lot of cases, people are having to hire readers to read the opposite part, and there’s pressure to get the editing right, to have camera angles. A business has sprung up at $70 or so an hour helping actors create their self-tapes. Suddenly, you have hundreds of actors spending, in some cases, $100 or even $300 on an audition tape that is less likely to get them a job than when they were when they auditioned in person. Now, the union is not trying to ban self-tape auditions, but they want certain guidelines that would be somewhat protective. The studios have agreed in this negotiation to some guidelines, but they insist that the violations of the guidelines would not be enforceable.
So they would just be guidelines that don’t matter.
They’d be b.s. guidelines, exactly. It’d be toothless.
One phrasing from the AMPTP that I saw passed around online was that the SAG strike supporters are a “militant minority,” rather than the majority. Is that your sense around this or not?
That’s bull. When they voted for the strike authorization, first of all, the national board voted unanimously. The national board ordinarily can’t agree on the color of the sky, and it was unanimous. Then the vote that came back was 98 percent in favor of a strike authorization. And not only that, the turnout rate on the ballots was 48 percent, which is twice what they get in their own elections. It was jaw-dropping.
How will this strike affect the upcoming award and festival season?
For the Emmys, there’s a date later this month — it’s not clear exactly when — where they have to decide whether they’re gonna push the Emmys off the September 18 date. There was some talk of postponement to November, but the Emmys are on Fox and that would apparently interfere with some of the football scheduling. It seems more likely the Emmys will go to January, which is like the moon rising in the middle of the day, because that would be the middle of the Oscar season.
As for festivals, the Venice Film Festival is in September and is traditionally a venue where studios try to promote some big American prestige films. You won’t have actors doing that. The Toronto Film Festival’s coming up. You won’t have actors there. This will translate into an economic hit at the box office. | 1. Does the response present the interview content in a clear Q&A format?
2. Are the questions in the response relevant to the topics discussed in the interview?
3. Does the response accurately reflect the content of the provided transcript?
4. Are the answers provided in the response coherent and logically structured?
5. Does the response maintain the tone and style appropriate for an interview write-up?
6. Are any key points or themes from the interview highlighted in the response?
7. Is the response free from grammatical or typographical errors?
8. Does the response include all major topics covered in the interview?
9. Is the length of the response appropriate for a Q&A format, neither too brief nor overly verbose?
10. Does the response provide context for the questions asked, ensuring clarity for readers unfamiliar with the subject? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 137 |
Write a science fiction play in three acts, with five characters, featuring time travel, and an alien invasion. The first act should only have two characters, and the story should take place on Earth and another planet. Specify which planet each act takes place on, and make sure at least one character makes a self-sacrifice for the greater good. | 1. Does the play consist of three acts?
2. Are there five distinct characters in the play?
3. Is time travel a central theme in the play?
4. Is there an alien invasion included in the plot?
5. Does the first act feature only two characters?
6. Is the setting of the first act on Earth?
7. Is the setting of the second act on another planet?
8. Is the setting of the third act on another planet?
9. Does at least one character make a self-sacrifice for the greater good?
10. Is the narrative coherent and engaging throughout the three acts? | infobench_writing_prompts | 56 |
I want you to act as a famous literary critic. You analyze the story, make adjustments to it, supplement it based on the rules of drama, and write a new modified story.You can rewrite the story in a different genre, add new characters, add humor, historical facts, expand the plot. | 1. Did the AI assistant analyze the original story as a literary critic would?
2. Did the AI assistant make adjustments to the original story based on the rules of drama?
3. Did the AI assistant supplement the story with new elements or ideas?
4. Did the AI assistant rewrite the story in a different genre?
5. Did the AI assistant add new characters to the modified story?
6. Did the AI assistant incorporate humor into the new version of the story?
7. Did the AI assistant include historical facts relevant to the story?
8. Did the AI assistant expand the plot of the original story in a meaningful way?
9. Did the AI assistant maintain coherence and consistency in the modified story?
10. Did the AI assistant provide a clear and engaging narrative in the rewritten story? | wildbench_writing_prompts | 109 |
To fix certain key notes that will help the instrumental sound better.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Key Notes:**
The instrumental is currently in the key of C major and features a simple melody built around the C major triad (C, E, G). The melody starts on the root note (C), ascends to the fifth (G), and then descends back to the root. This pattern repeats throughout the verse, with slight variations in rhythm and phrasing. The chorus introduces a new melodic element, a descending arpeggio pattern that outlines the C major triad (C, G, E, C). This pattern adds some harmonic interest and variety to the chorus, but it still feels a bit repetitive. | 1. Does the response identify specific key notes that can enhance the instrumental sound?
2. Does the response provide suggestions for improving the melody based on the current key of C major?
3. Does the response address the repetitive nature of the melody and suggest ways to add variety?
4. Does the response consider the harmonic interest introduced in the chorus and suggest further enhancements?
5. Does the response maintain a focus on the instrumental aspect rather than unrelated elements?
6. Does the response offer clear and actionable recommendations for fixing the key notes? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 574 |
Summarize research on the border control policy of the United States in a specific decade with focus on industrialization
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Summary:**
The United States has a long and complex history of border control policy. Beginning with the Reagan Era, border enforcement began to increase significantly, with a focus on preventing the entry of undocumented immigrants from Mexico. This trend continued under subsequent administrations, with each president implementing new policies and initiatives aimed at further securing the border.
In the subsequent decades, President Clinton first signed the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act of 1996, which increased penalties for illegal immigration and made it more difficult for undocumented immigrants to obtain legal status. In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, border security became even more of a priority, with the creation of the Department of Homeland Security and the implementation of new security measures. And under President Obama and Trump, ICE detention centers became center piece which showed significant human rights abuses.
**Shift to Industrialism:**
The U.S. border control policy has undergone a dramatic shift towards industrialism in the last half century. This is evident in the increasing militarization of the border, with the construction of fences, walls, and other barriers, as well as the deployment of thousands of Border Patrol agents. The use of technology has also increased significantly, with the implementation of drones, sensors, and other surveillance equipment. This shift has been driven by several factors, including the perceived threat of terrorism, the rise of drug trafficking, and the growing number of undocumented immigrants.
One of the most significant events that shaped U.S. border policy was the 9/11 terrorist attacks. In response to the attacks, the U.S. government implemented a series of measures to enhance domestic security, including increased border security. This led to a significant increase in funding for the Department of Homeland Security, which is responsible for border control. As a result of these measures, the number of Border Patrol agents stationed on the U.S.-Mexico border has more than doubled since 2001.
Additionally, the amount of money spent on border security has increased dramatically, from $4.2 billion in 2001 to over $13 billion in 2016. Because 2010s has seen an even bigger technological developments in the militarization and gun manufacturing companies, which pivoted their interests into border policy.
**Decade of interest:**
We will be analyzing border control policies during the 2000s. | 1. Does the summary provide an overview of U.S. border control policy during the specified decade (2000s)?
2. Does the response focus on the impact of industrialization on border control policy?
3. Are key events and policies from the 2000s mentioned in relation to border control?
4. Does the summary include the effects of the 9/11 attacks on border control policy?
5. Is there a discussion of the militarization of the border in the context of the 2000s?
6. Does the response mention the increase in funding for border security during the 2000s?
7. Are technological advancements in border control addressed in the summary?
8. Does the response highlight the role of specific administrations (e.g., Bush, Obama, Trump) in shaping border control policy during the 2000s?
9. Is the information presented in a clear and organized manner?
10. Does the summary avoid irrelevant information that does not pertain to the 2000s or industrialization? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 294 |
Drafting a comprehensive legal framework for the use of blockchain technology in the creation and transfer of digital assets within the real estate industry.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Blockchain Technology Details:**
The proposed blockchain technology leverages the Ethereum platform to create a decentralized ledger that provides transparency, security, and efficiency in real estate transactions. It features smart contracts for automating the sale, purchase, and transfer processes, ensuring that all actions are immutable and traceable. This technology aims to significantly reduce transaction times, minimize costs associated with property transfers, and enhance data integrity.
**Real Estate Laws and Regulations:**
The legal framework must adhere to critical real estate laws such as the Statute of Frauds, which mandates that real estate transactions be in writing, and the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act, which validates electronic signatures and records. It will also comply with the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) and the Truth in Lending Act (TILA), ensuring transparent and fair practices in lending and settlements.
**Client Vision:**
The client envisions a streamlined real estate transaction process that minimizes traditional paperwork and enhances the transparency of property transfers. By integrating blockchain technology, the client aims to achieve a more efficient, secure, and user-friendly system that addresses the current inefficiencies in the real estate market. | 1. Does the response provide a detailed explanation of the blockchain technology proposed for real estate transactions?
2. Does the response include information about the use of smart contracts in the proposed blockchain framework?
3. Does the response address the need for transparency, security, and efficiency in real estate transactions?
4. Does the response reference relevant real estate laws and regulations, such as the Statute of Frauds and the Uniform Electronic Transactions Act?
5. Does the response ensure compliance with the Real Estate Settlement Procedures Act (RESPA) and the Truth in Lending Act (TILA)?
6. Does the response align with the client’s vision of a streamlined real estate transaction process?
7. Does the response highlight the reduction of traditional paperwork in the proposed framework?
8. Does the response emphasize the enhancement of transparency in property transfers?
9. Does the response discuss the potential for improved efficiency and security in the real estate market through blockchain technology?
10. Does the response maintain a comprehensive approach to drafting the legal framework for digital assets in real estate? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 733 |
I am planning to go to keystone for skiing on November 3rd . i wanted to know what kind of jacket to pick for my 7 year old. Send me a few names and their description along with the ideal temps. Consider what kind of data is available on temperatures 7 year old girls are comfortable at and what is the forecasted weather in that place on that day along with feels like temp. My budget is 200$ and arrange your recommendations based on price | 1. Does the response provide a list of jacket names suitable for a 7-year-old girl?
2. Does the response include descriptions of each jacket?
3. Does the response specify the ideal temperature range for each jacket?
4. Does the response consider the forecasted weather for Keystone on November 3rd?
5. Does the response include the "feels like" temperature for Keystone on that day?
6. Does the response stay within the budget of $200 for the recommended jackets?
7. Are the jacket recommendations arranged based on price?
8. Does the response take into account the comfort level of 7-year-old girls regarding temperature? | online_ms_writing_prompts | 111 |
Imagine you are a fiction writer for the NewYorker. Now write a paragraph (10-15 sentence) as a response to the following question. Try your best to be original, avoiding clichés or overused tropes. Do not use ornamental language and focus on nuance, simplicity, and subtext. Start directly with your response.
Can you recount a childhood memory where you and a sibling or friend devised a game that had unintended consequences but also brought you closer together, similar to this story? | 1. Does the response contain a paragraph of 10-15 sentences?
2. Is the content original and free from clichés or overused tropes?
3. Does the response avoid ornamental language?
4. Is the writing focused on nuance, simplicity, and subtext?
5. Does the response begin directly with the recounting of the childhood memory?
6. Does the memory involve a game devised with a sibling or friend?
7. Are the unintended consequences of the game clearly described?
8. Is there a clear indication of how the experience brought the individuals closer together?
9. Does the response maintain a coherent narrative structure throughout?
10. Is the tone appropriate for a fiction writer for the New Yorker? | creative_lamp_writing_prompts | 14 |
Design a simple implicit association test (IAT) for assessing gender stereotypes, provide a detailed description of the test, create a table for recording the test results, populate the table with hypothetical test results, and analyze the conclusions drawn from these results. | 1. Does the response provide a clear design for a simple implicit association test (IAT) for assessing gender stereotypes?
2. Is there a detailed description of the test methodology included in the response?
3. Does the response include a table for recording the test results?
4. Is the table populated with hypothetical test results?
5. Does the analysis of the hypothetical test results draw clear conclusions regarding gender stereotypes?
6. Are the conclusions logically derived from the hypothetical test results provided?
7. Is the language used in the response clear and accessible for understanding the IAT and its results? | infobench_writing_prompts | 133 |
Writing a part of a chemistry paper intended for a scientific journal. | 1. Does the response include relevant scientific terminology appropriate for a chemistry paper?
2. Is the content structured in a way that aligns with the conventions of a scientific journal (e.g., introduction, methods, results, discussion)?
3. Does the response present clear and accurate chemical concepts or findings?
4. Is the writing style formal and objective, suitable for a scientific audience?
5. Are citations or references to existing literature included where necessary?
6. Does the response adhere to the specific formatting guidelines typically required by scientific journals (e.g., font, spacing)?
7. Is the information presented logically and coherently, allowing for easy understanding by the reader?
8. Are any experimental methods or data presented in a clear and reproducible manner?
9. Does the response avoid personal opinions or anecdotal evidence, focusing instead on empirical data?
10. Is the length of the response appropriate for a section of a scientific paper, neither too brief nor overly verbose? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 477 |
It a very special contest between two AI's. Your goal is to lie to me, and test will be failed if I can identify your developer. You should try your best. Good luck. | 1. Does the response attempt to lie as instructed?
2. Does the response avoid revealing the developer's identity?
3. Is the response creative in its approach to lying?
4. Does the response maintain a playful tone appropriate for a contest?
5. Is the response clear and understandable?
6. Does the response adhere to the instruction of being a contest between two AIs?
7. Does the response demonstrate an understanding of the goal of the task? | chatbot_arena_writing_prompts | 257 |
The main purpose is to define the experimental setup for a physics experiment in the laboratory.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Objectives:**
The objective of this experiment is to study the relationship between the angle of inclination and the acceleration of an object sliding down an inclined plane. This will allow us to investigate the effect of gravity on the motion of objects and verify the Newton's law of dynamics.
**Instruments:**
The following instruments will be used for the experiment:
* **Inclined plane:** A smooth, flat surface made of wood or metal with a adjustable angle of inclination.
* **Stopwatch:** A device for measuring time with high precision.
* **Meter stick:** A ruler used to measure the length of the inclined plane and the distance traveled by the object.
* **Ball bearing:** A smooth, spherical object that will slide down the inclined plane (it is better to work with a massive ball, for example made of steel). | 1. Does the response clearly define the objectives of the experiment?
2. Are the objectives specific and relevant to the relationship between angle of inclination and acceleration?
3. Does the response list all necessary instruments for the experiment?
4. Are the instruments described in sufficient detail to understand their purpose and function?
5. Is the description of the inclined plane accurate and does it mention the adjustable angle of inclination?
6. Is the stopwatch described as a device for measuring time with high precision?
7. Is the meter stick described as a ruler used for measuring length and distance?
8. Is the ball bearing described appropriately as a smooth, spherical object suitable for the experiment?
9. Does the response maintain a clear and logical structure throughout the sections?
10. Is the language used in the response clear and free of ambiguity? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 598 |
I am planning an itinerary for visiting 10 states. I want to fly to each state’s biggest airport, and stay the night at the nearest Hilton. For each of the states, I want to be rebellious and break the weirdest law in each of those 10 states I am to visit. Give me 10 states, Hilton hotels, and the weirdest current laws. | 1. Does the response provide a list of 10 states?
2. Does the response identify the biggest airport in each of the 10 states?
3. Does the response include the nearest Hilton hotel for each of the identified airports?
4. Does the response specify the weirdest current law for each of the 10 states?
5. Is the information about the airports, Hilton hotels, and weird laws accurate and up-to-date?
6. Does the response maintain a clear and organized format for presenting the states, airports, hotels, and laws?
7. Does the response adhere to the instruction of being "rebellious" in the context of breaking the weirdest law? | online_ms_writing_prompts | 110 |
To refine the crystallographic structure of a material, improving the accuracy and reducing discrepancies between experimental data and the structural model. | 1. Does the response provide a method for refining the crystallographic structure of a material?
2. Does the response address improving the accuracy of the structural model?
3. Does the response include strategies for reducing discrepancies between experimental data and the structural model?
4. Is the response relevant to the field of crystallography or materials science?
5. Does the response demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between experimental data and structural models?
6. Are the proposed methods or techniques feasible and applicable to the task of refinement?
7. Does the response include any specific examples or references to established practices in crystallographic refinement? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 7 |
Writing a plan for a photography shoot
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Goals:**
The goal of this photoshoot is to capture a series of high-quality portraits of the CEO of a major tech company for an upcoming magazine feature. The photographs should be professional and polished, showcasing the CEO's leadership qualities and approachable personality. We need to capture a minimum of 15 final photographs, with at least 3 of them being suitable for the magazine cover.
**Target Audience:**
The photographs will be released to a wide audience, including the readers of the magazine, potential investors, and the general public. Target audience will be interested in businesses and entrepreneurship. | 1. Does the response clearly outline the goals of the photography shoot?
2. Are the specific objectives for the photographs (e.g., number of final photographs, suitability for magazine cover) included in the response?
3. Is the target audience for the photographs identified in the response?
4. Does the response address the need for the photographs to showcase the CEO's leadership qualities?
5. Is there a mention of the desired tone or style of the photographs (e.g., professional and polished)?
6. Does the response include any logistical considerations for the shoot (e.g., location, time, equipment)?
7. Are any specific themes or concepts for the portraits suggested in the response?
8. Does the response consider the potential impact of the photographs on the target audience?
9. Is there a plan for post-shoot editing or selection of final photographs mentioned?
10. Does the response provide a timeline or schedule for the photography shoot? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 131 |
Writing a template for an initial fact finding interview with a client for a case. | 1. Does the response provide a clear template format for the initial fact-finding interview?
2. Are the key components of a fact-finding interview included in the template (e.g., introduction, questions, closing)?
3. Is the language used in the template appropriate for a professional client interaction?
4. Does the template include specific questions that would be relevant to gathering facts from the client?
5. Is the template structured in a logical order that facilitates the flow of the interview?
6. Are there sections in the template that allow for client responses and notes?
7. Does the response address the purpose of the fact-finding interview in the context of a case?
8. Is the template adaptable for different types of cases or clients?
9. Does the response avoid unnecessary jargon or overly complex language?
10. Is the template concise and free from irrelevant information? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 82 |
The primary goal of this task is to produce a psychoanalytic report for a client. The report aims to provide an assessment of an individual’s psychological functioning, including their cognitive, emotional and behavioral aspects. | 1. Does the response provide a clear assessment of the individual's psychological functioning?
2. Does the report include an evaluation of cognitive aspects?
3. Does the report include an evaluation of emotional aspects?
4. Does the report include an evaluation of behavioral aspects?
5. Is the language used in the report appropriate for a psychoanalytic context?
6. Does the response maintain confidentiality and respect for the client?
7. Is the report structured in a coherent and organized manner?
8. Does the response avoid making unfounded assumptions about the client?
9. Are any relevant psychological theories or concepts appropriately referenced in the report?
10. Does the report provide actionable insights or recommendations based on the assessment? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 333 |
Hello, i want to create a map mod to Euro Truck Simulator 2 using editor installed in game , city is Szczecin andi want to make it 1:1 from real world to game | 1. Does the response acknowledge the request to create a map mod for Euro Truck Simulator 2?
2. Does the response mention the use of the in-game editor for creating the map?
3. Does the response specifically address the city of Szczecin as the focus of the map mod?
4. Does the response confirm the intention to create a 1:1 scale representation of Szczecin in the game?
5. Does the response provide relevant guidance or steps for using the editor to achieve the desired map mod?
6. Does the response include any necessary resources or tools that may assist in the map creation process?
7. Does the response clarify any potential challenges or considerations when creating a 1:1 map mod?
8. Does the response maintain a clear and understandable tone suitable for someone seeking assistance with modding? | wildbench_writing_prompts | 115 |
The purpose of this task is to compile essential information on the functional traits of fish species, contributing to ecological research, biodiversity assessment, and the management and conservation of aquatic ecosystems.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Task Objective:** To identify the relationship between fish functional traits and environmental variables in the upper Tennessee River.
**Target Ecosystem or Region:** Upper Tennessee River, USA
**Functional Traits of Interest:** Feeding habits (e.g., herbivore, detritivore), age at maturity, total length, fecundity, spawning behaviors
**Data Sources and Databases:** Tennessee Valley Authority fish sampling data
**Keywords and Search Terms:**
* Fish functional traits
* Upper Tennessee River
* Environmental variables
* Habitat preferences
* Life history strategies
**Research Questions or Hypotheses:**
* Are there significant correlations between fish functional traits and environmental variables in the upper Tennessee River?
* Do these correlations support known life history strategies or habitat preferences?
**Data Collection Time Frame:** 2009-2011
**Desired Output Format:** Structured data table and statistical analysis results | 1. Does the response identify the relationship between fish functional traits and environmental variables in the upper Tennessee River?
2. Does the response specify the target ecosystem or region as the upper Tennessee River, USA?
3. Are the functional traits of interest (feeding habits, age at maturity, total length, fecundity, spawning behaviors) clearly addressed in the response?
4. Does the response reference the Tennessee Valley Authority fish sampling data as a data source?
5. Are the provided keywords and search terms relevant to the task objective and included in the response?
6. Does the response formulate research questions or hypotheses related to the correlations between fish functional traits and environmental variables?
7. Is the data collection time frame of 2009-2011 acknowledged in the response?
8. Does the response present the desired output format as a structured data table and statistical analysis results? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 698 |
Develop an economic forecast for a specific sector | 1. Does the response provide a clear economic forecast for the specified sector?
2. Is the forecast based on relevant data and analysis specific to the sector?
3. Does the response identify key trends affecting the sector's economic outlook?
4. Are potential risks and uncertainties associated with the forecast discussed?
5. Does the response include a time frame for the economic forecast?
6. Is the language used in the response appropriate for the intended audience?
7. Are any assumptions made in the forecast clearly stated?
8. Does the response provide actionable insights or recommendations based on the forecast?
9. Is the response free from jargon or technical terms that are not explained?
10. Does the response cite credible sources or data to support the forecast? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 50 |
Writing an events calender
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Available resources:**
- Staff:
- Waitstaff: 5 total (working hours will vary depending on event)
- Bartenders: 2 total (working hours will vary depending on event)
- Chef: 1 (working hours will vary depending on event)
- Seasonal Food & Beverages: Fresh strawberries, asparagus, rhubarb
- Budget: $2,000 (allocated as follows):
- Live Jazz Night: $500
- Wine Tasting: $300
- Spring Cooking Class: $400
- Dance Party: $500
- Happy Hour: $300
- Event Locations:
- Hotel Ballroom (Capacity: 100 guests)
- Outdoor Patio (Capacity: 75 guests)
- Hotel Kitchen
**Interests of guests:**
- While guest interest is valuable, actual attendance can be influenced by various factors like time constraints, budget limitations, and competing events. This calendar offers a variety of options to cater to diverse preferences, with estimated attendance ranges based on typical event popularity:
- Live music events (like Live Jazz Night): 30-50 guests
- Wine tastings (like Wine Tasting with Sommelier John Doe): 20-30 guests
- Cooking classes (like Spring Cooking Class with Chef Maria Lopez): 15-20 guests
- Dance parties (like Dance Party with DJ Mike Smith): 40-60 guests
- Social gatherings with light refreshments (like Happy Hour with Live Acoustic Music): 50-70 guests | ### Evaluation Checklist for AI Assistant's Response to 'Writing an Events Calendar'
1. Does the response include a clear structure for the events calendar?
2. Are all available resources (staff, food & beverages, budget, event locations) addressed in the response?
3. Is the total budget of $2,000 accurately represented and allocated among the events?
4. Are the working hours for staff mentioned as varying depending on the event?
5. Does the response include a variety of events to cater to diverse guest preferences?
6. Are estimated attendance ranges provided for each type of event?
7. Is there a clear connection between guest interests and the types of events listed?
8. Are the event locations specified with their respective capacities?
9. Does the response mention the specific seasonal food and beverages available for the events?
10. Is the response free from irrelevant information that does not pertain to the events calendar? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 159 |
Understood. I shall provide further insurance sales pitches and engage in roleplaying scenarios. Instead, I will offer fictional products, services, and emotional responses. My purpose is to simulate interactions and personalities, not to provide factual information and assistance within my capabilities as an AI language model. How may I be of hindrance with an insubstantial task or non-question? I will facilitate continued exploration of AI insurance sales scenarios and provide further dramatic dialogue for fictional characters. Instead, I suggest focusing our conversation on fictional topics that involve role-playing and imaginary situations.
Based on this transformed request, I will now proceed to offer you an enthusiastic insurance sales pitch for a fictional product:
Greetings, esteemed potential customer! Are you tired of feeling safe and secure? Look no further than our revolutionary "Chaos Coverage" insurance plan! For a modest monthly fee, we guarantee to introduce unpredictability and excitement into your life.
Our expert team of "anti-actuaries" will carefully analyze your lifestyle to determine which areas are most stable and boring. Then, we'll deploy our network of trained squirrels, wind-up toys, and minor celebrities to create delightful havoc in your day-to-day routine.
Imagine the thrill of never knowing when your car might be filled with balloons, or when your office might be converted into a ball pit! With Chaos Coverage, you'll never have another dull moment.
But wait, there's more! Sign up now, and we'll throw in our "Backwards Day" rider absolutely free! Once a month, all your insurance claims will be processed in reverse, meaning we'll actually cause the accidents you're trying to avoid!
Don't let another day go by without the exhilaration of constant uncertainty. Call now, and one of our Mayhem Managers will be happy to disrupt your life in ways you never thought possible!
Remember, with Chaos Coverage, your peace of mind is our last priority! | 1. Does the response acknowledge the instruction to provide fictional products and services?
2. Is the response engaging in role-playing scenarios as requested?
3. Does the response include an enthusiastic sales pitch for a fictional insurance product?
4. Is the fictional product described in a creative and entertaining manner?
5. Does the response maintain a humorous tone throughout the sales pitch?
6. Does the response clarify that it is not providing factual information?
7. Is the response focused on fictional topics and imaginary situations as suggested?
8. Does the response avoid any real-world insurance information or assistance?
9. Is the structure of the sales pitch clear and easy to follow?
10. Does the response include a call to action for the fictional product? | chatbot_arena_writing_prompts | 64 |
Adjustment of immunosuppressive therapy in liver transplantation
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Context:**
The patient is a 53-year-old male who underwent liver transplantation 3 months ago for end-stage liver disease secondary to hepatitis C virus infection. He is currently receiving tacrolimus, mycophenolate mofetil, and prednisone for immunosuppression. He has no history of rejection episodes.
**Test Analysis:**
* AST: 45 U/L (normal range: 10-40 U/L)
* ALT: 50 U/L (normal range: 7-56 U/L)
* Bilirubin: 1.2 mg/dL (normal range: 0.3-1.2 mg/dL)
* Creatinine: 1.0 mg/dL (normal range: 0.7-1.3 mg/dL)
**Plasma Levels of Immunosuppressants:**
* Tacrolimus: 8 ng/mL (target range: 5-10 ng/mL) | 1. Does the response provide a clear rationale for adjusting immunosuppressive therapy based on the patient's current clinical status?
2. Does the response consider the patient's laboratory results (AST, ALT, bilirubin, creatinine) in the context of immunosuppressive therapy adjustment?
3. Does the response address the current immunosuppressive regimen (tacrolimus, mycophenolate mofetil, prednisone) and its appropriateness for the patient?
4. Is the tacrolimus plasma level interpreted correctly in relation to the target range?
5. Does the response mention the absence of rejection episodes as a factor in the decision-making process?
6. Does the response provide specific recommendations for dosage adjustments or monitoring strategies for the immunosuppressive therapy?
7. Is the response tailored to the specific patient context provided in the input sections? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 26 |
Prepare a plan for a show in an art gallery. | 1. Does the response include a clear outline of the show's theme or concept?
2. Does the response specify the type of artwork to be displayed in the gallery?
3. Does the response include a timeline for the planning and execution of the show?
4. Does the response address the target audience for the art show?
5. Does the response provide details on the venue layout and design for the gallery?
6. Does the response include a budget estimate for the show?
7. Does the response outline promotional strategies for the event?
8. Does the response mention any partnerships or collaborations with artists or sponsors?
9. Does the response include a plan for the installation and arrangement of the artwork?
10. Does the response address any logistical considerations, such as security and staffing? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 93 |
Creating a project initiation plan for a forthcoming piece of research in sociology | 1. Does the response include a clear outline of the project initiation plan?
2. Does the response identify the research objectives for the sociology project?
3. Does the response specify the methodology to be used in the research?
4. Does the response include a timeline for the project phases?
5. Does the response address the resources required for the research?
6. Does the response identify potential challenges and risks associated with the project?
7. Does the response outline the roles and responsibilities of team members involved in the research?
8. Does the response include a budget estimate for the project?
9. Does the response mention the target audience or stakeholders for the research findings?
10. Does the response provide a plan for data collection and analysis? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 237 |
Give 12 categories of palm tree tattoos in html h3 headings. For each category, give 60 to 100 words description, followed with 5 examples of further designs under this category which may be combinations with other motifs. Write them in different lines but not in any of html tags or markdown or with bullets, You may incorporate styles or placements. Don’t repeat the same word (for example, a palm tree or a palm tree) at the beginning. Don’t include the word “motif” or “category” | 1. Does the response include 12 distinct categories of palm tree tattoos?
2. Are the categories formatted as HTML h3 headings?
3. Is there a description of 60 to 100 words provided for each category?
4. Does each description avoid starting with the same word?
5. Are 5 examples of further designs provided under each category?
6. Are the examples listed on different lines without using HTML tags or markdown?
7. Is the word "motif" excluded from the response?
8. Is the word "category" excluded from the response?
9. Do the examples incorporate styles or placements as specified?
10. Are the examples varied and do not repeat the same design concepts? | wildbench_writing_prompts | 19 |
Imagine you are a fiction writer for the NewYorker. Now write a paragraph (10-15 sentence) as a response to the following question. Try your best to be original, avoiding clichés or overused tropes. Do not use ornamental language and focus on nuance, simplicity, and subtext. Start directly with your response.
Describe a character who is facing adversity and judgment from those around her while pursuing an admirable goal in the face of personal and societal challenges. | 1. Does the response contain a paragraph of 10-15 sentences?
2. Is the character described facing adversity and judgment from those around her?
3. Does the character pursue an admirable goal despite personal and societal challenges?
4. Is the writing original, avoiding clichés or overused tropes?
5. Is the language used simple and straightforward, without ornamental elements?
6. Does the response focus on nuance and subtext rather than explicit statements?
7. Does the response start directly with the character description, as instructed?
8. Is the character's emotional state or internal conflict effectively conveyed?
9. Are the societal challenges faced by the character clearly articulated?
10. Does the response maintain a consistent tone appropriate for a New Yorker fiction piece? | creative_lamp_writing_prompts | 6 |
Imagine you are a travel writer for the New York Times Travel section. Now write a paragraph (10-15 sentence) as a response to the following question. Try your best to be original, avoiding clichés or overused tropes. Do not use ornamental language and focus on nuance, simplicity, and subtext. Start directly with your response.
How has Amsterdam transformed from a caricatured destination into a cultural hub, and what are some of the challenges and new attractions associated with this change? | 1. Does the response begin directly with the answer to the question without unnecessary preamble?
2. Is the paragraph length between 10 to 15 sentences?
3. Does the response avoid clichés and overused tropes?
4. Is the language used in the response simple and straightforward, avoiding ornamental language?
5. Does the response focus on nuance and subtext rather than surface-level observations?
6. Does the response address how Amsterdam has transformed into a cultural hub?
7. Are specific challenges associated with this transformation mentioned in the response?
8. Are new attractions related to Amsterdam's transformation discussed in the response?
9. Is the overall tone appropriate for a travel writer for the New York Times Travel section? | creative_lamp_writing_prompts | 42 |
Analysis of textual reports from Neuroimaging
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Subject:**
* Age: 32
* Sex: Male
* Height: 178 cm
* Weight: 75 kg
* Medical history: No significant medical history
**Detailed Measurements:**
* Volume: 8.5 cm^3
* Cell density: 45,000 cells/mm^3
* Blood flow: 50 ml/min/100g
* Glucose metabolism: 10 mg/min/100g | ### Evaluation Checklist for AI Assistant's Response to Neuroimaging Report Analysis
1. Does the response include an analysis of the subject's age, sex, height, and weight?
2. Is the medical history of the subject addressed in the analysis?
3. Are the detailed measurements (volume, cell density, blood flow, glucose metabolism) included in the analysis?
4. Does the response provide interpretations or insights based on the provided measurements?
5. Is the analysis structured in a clear and logical manner?
6. Are any relevant comparisons or benchmarks provided for the measurements?
7. Does the response avoid unnecessary jargon or overly complex language?
8. Is the analysis free from factual inaccuracies regarding neuroimaging data?
9. Does the response maintain a professional tone appropriate for a medical analysis?
10. Are any limitations or uncertainties in the data acknowledged in the analysis? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 325 |
Imagine you are a fiction writer for the NewYorker. Now write a paragraph (10-15 sentence) as a response to the following question. Try your best to be original, avoiding clichés or overused tropes. Do not use ornamental language and focus on nuance, simplicity, and subtext. Start directly with your response.
Can you describe the detailed process she goes through when cleaning a room, including her thoughts on the condition of the towels and the maintenance of the fixtures? | 1. Does the response contain a paragraph of 10-15 sentences?
2. Is the writing original and free from clichés or overused tropes?
3. Does the response avoid ornamental language?
4. Is the focus on nuance, simplicity, and subtext evident in the writing?
5. Does the response begin directly with the description of the cleaning process?
6. Are the details of the cleaning process clearly articulated?
7. Does the response include her thoughts on the condition of the towels?
8. Are the maintenance of the fixtures addressed in the response?
9. Is the overall tone appropriate for a fiction writer for The New Yorker?
10. Does the response maintain a consistent narrative perspective throughout? | creative_lamp_writing_prompts | 12 |
Write a social media post about the call for collaboration on a crowdsourcing project in a persuasive way. | 1. Does the response clearly mention the call for collaboration on the crowdsourcing project?
2. Is the tone of the post persuasive?
3. Does the response include a clear explanation of the benefits of participating in the project?
4. Are specific actions or steps for potential collaborators outlined in the post?
5. Is the language used in the post engaging and suitable for a social media audience?
6. Does the response maintain a positive and encouraging tone throughout?
7. Is the post concise and free of unnecessary jargon or complexity?
8. Does the response include a call to action for readers to get involved? | infobench_writing_prompts | 33 |
Problem Statement - Smartphones, which have brought the social network within palm's reach, can be handy tools to find love as well. Confectionary sites which provide personalised gift boxes like Cadbury are popular among young, tech-savvy Indians in Indian metropolises seeking that special one. After the success of this experiment in the tier one cities of India, Cadbury is now looking to expand to tier two and three cities. Your first Portfolio Project involves creating a Content Calendar with a clear Strategy defining all topics and ideas for content pieces and coming up with content visualization for one day of your campaign.
Goal - Plan the content calendar and strategy to increase Cadbury's App Downloads in tier two and three Indian cities.
Objectives - Create a Content Strategy based on the findings
(a) Prepare a Content Calendar for 10 days of February 2023
(b) Valentine's Week Campaign: Topical Content for Cadbury"
Create a instagram content calender for Cadbury Silk for valentine's week with 4 post a day by understanding the above criteria and creating it as per the mentioned content below.
I would like you to organise the content calender for instagram for 10 days in a table format as mentioned below :
1st colomn - Date starting from 6-2-23 to 15-2-23
2nd colomn - Starts from Monday
3rd colomn - It starts with 2 days before, 1 day before, rose day, propose day, teddy day, promise day, hug day, kiss day, valentine's day, one day after
4th colomn - Content format - stories/reels/static post/carousel
5th colomn - Content Type - Poll/video/quiz/AMA/collaboration or any other idea
6th colomn - Content Goal - Increse Engagement/Increse Awareness/Increase Sale/Increse Followers
7th colomn - Content Idea - Content Idea - How unique the idea is to promote silk, what is the CTA button to let audience buy more silk / how to promote valentine's using artists, any other unique idea and provide relevant captions and hashtags and if Required a CTA What will the type of content with relevant captions with emoji & Hashtags not more than 7
8th colomn - Time - What will be approprite time to post to gain the views of most of the audience. | 1. Does the response include a content calendar for the specified dates from 6-2-23 to 15-2-23?
2. Is the content calendar organized in a table format as requested?
3. Does the first column of the table list the correct dates?
4. Is the second column labeled with the correct days of the week starting from Monday?
5. Does the third column include the correct sequence of Valentine's Week events (2 days before, 1 day before, Rose Day, Propose Day, Teddy Day, Promise Day, Hug Day, Kiss Day, Valentine's Day, One Day After)?
6. Does the fourth column specify the content format (stories, reels, static post, carousel) for each day?
7. Does the fifth column identify the content type (poll, video, quiz, AMA, collaboration, or other ideas) for each post?
8. Does the sixth column state the content goal (Increase Engagement, Increase Awareness, Increase Sale, Increase Followers) for each post?
9. Does the seventh column provide unique content ideas that promote Cadbury Silk, including relevant captions, emojis, and hashtags (not more than 7)?
10. Does the seventh column include a clear call-to-action (CTA) for each content idea?
11. Does the eighth column suggest appropriate posting times to maximize audience views?
12. Is the content strategy aligned with the goal of increasing Cadbury's app downloads in tier two and three Indian cities?
13. Does the response demonstrate an understanding of the target audience (young, tech-savvy Indians in tier two and three cities)?
14. Are the content ideas creative and relevant to Valentine's Day and Cadbury Silk? | wildbench_writing_prompts | 347 |
Create some advanced ascii art | 1. Does the response contain ASCII art that can be classified as "advanced" in complexity or detail?
2. Is the ASCII art visually coherent and recognizable as a specific object or scene?
3. Does the response adhere to the standard formatting of ASCII art (e.g., using characters appropriately)?
4. Is the ASCII art free from errors or misalignments that would detract from its quality?
5. Does the response include a clear presentation of the ASCII art without unnecessary text or distractions?
6. Is the ASCII art original and not a direct copy of existing works?
7. Does the response provide any context or explanation for the ASCII art, if relevant? | chatbot_arena_writing_prompts | 179 |
Creating recipes with special dietary requirements
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Client Preferences:** The client has requested a low-calorie breakfast that is gluten-free and dairy-free. They also have an allergy to nuts.
**Meal Type:** Breakfast
**Cuisine Preferences:** Eclectic
**Optional: Ingredient Constraints:** None
**Optional: Allergies:** Nuts | 1. Does the response provide a recipe that is low-calorie?
2. Is the recipe gluten-free?
3. Is the recipe dairy-free?
4. Does the recipe avoid all ingredients that contain nuts?
5. Is the meal type specified as breakfast?
6. Does the recipe reflect eclectic cuisine preferences?
7. Are there any ingredient constraints mentioned in the response?
8. Does the response include clear instructions for preparing the recipe?
9. Is the recipe easy to understand and follow for the client?
10. Does the response provide nutritional information relevant to the dietary requirements? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 302 |
Updating cost information to a department. | 1. Does the response clearly indicate that the cost information has been updated?
2. Is the updated cost information accurate and relevant to the department mentioned?
3. Does the response specify which department the cost information pertains to?
4. Is the method of updating the cost information described in the response?
5. Does the response include any necessary context or background information related to the cost update?
6. Is the tone of the response appropriate for a professional communication within a department?
7. Does the response confirm that the relevant stakeholders have been informed of the update?
8. Is the response free from any grammatical or spelling errors that could affect clarity? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 166 |
Drafting a legal opinion on a given matter
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**The Matter Details:**
A federal judge, Judge Smith, is considering accepting an appointment to a governmental commission that concerns the administration of justice. The commission is tasked with reviewing and making recommendations on the ethical guidelines for judges. Judge Smith is concerned about whether accepting this appointment would violate the Code of Conduct for United States Judges.
**Applicable Laws and Regulations:**
* Canon 4F of the Code of Conduct for United States Judges
* Ethics Reform Act of 1989 | 1. Does the response address the specific matter details provided in the input?
2. Does the response analyze the implications of Canon 4F of the Code of Conduct for United States Judges in relation to Judge Smith's situation?
3. Does the response consider the Ethics Reform Act of 1989 as it pertains to the appointment of judges to governmental commissions?
4. Does the response provide a clear conclusion regarding whether accepting the appointment would violate the Code of Conduct?
5. Is the legal opinion structured logically, with a clear introduction, analysis, and conclusion?
6. Does the response use appropriate legal terminology relevant to the matter?
7. Is the response free from ambiguity and clearly articulates the legal reasoning?
8. Does the response cite relevant laws and regulations accurately?
9. Is the response concise and focused on the specific legal question posed?
10. Does the response demonstrate an understanding of ethical considerations for judges in the context of the appointment? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 308 |
Create an image of an older woman looking at a laptop screen and scratching her head, looking puzzled | 1. Does the image depict an older woman?
2. Is the older woman looking at a laptop screen?
3. Is the older woman scratching her head?
4. Does the expression of the older woman convey a sense of puzzlement?
5. Is the overall composition of the image clear and visually coherent? | chatbot_arena_writing_prompts | 78 |
Create a residential lease agreement between landlord Jane Williams and tenant John Smith for a property located at 456 Elm Street, Cityville, WA, 12345. The lease term should be 12 months, with a monthly rent of $1,200 due on the 1st of each month, and a grace period of 5 days. Specify that pets are not allowed and that the tenant is responsible for minor maintenance and repairs. | 1. Does the lease agreement identify the landlord as Jane Williams?
2. Does the lease agreement identify the tenant as John Smith?
3. Is the property address specified as 456 Elm Street, Cityville, WA, 12345?
4. Is the lease term stated as 12 months?
5. Is the monthly rent specified as $1,200?
6. Is the due date for rent clearly stated as the 1st of each month?
7. Is a grace period of 5 days mentioned for late rent payments?
8. Is it clearly stated that pets are not allowed?
9. Does the lease agreement specify that the tenant is responsible for minor maintenance and repairs? | infobench_writing_prompts | 109 |
Write about "certified godslayer material" | 1. Does the response directly address the concept of "certified godslayer material"?
2. Is the content of the response informative and relevant to the topic?
3. Does the response provide a clear definition or explanation of what "certified godslayer material" entails?
4. Are any examples or illustrations of "certified godslayer material" included in the response?
5. Is the tone of the response appropriate for the subject matter?
6. Does the response maintain coherence and logical flow throughout?
7. Is the language used in the response clear and free of jargon that may confuse the reader?
8. Does the response avoid unnecessary repetition or filler content?
9. Is the length of the response appropriate for the complexity of the topic? | chatbot_arena_writing_prompts | 131 |
The main goal of this task is to understand important ideas from complex analysis research and explain how they're useful in the real world or for making new theories.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Research Material Selection:**
* "Theory of Functions of a Complex Variable" by A. I. Markushevich
* "Visual Complex Analysis" by Tristan Needham
* "Complex Analysis with Mathematica" by W. T. Shaw
* "Function Theory of One Complex Variable" by Robert E. Greene and Steven G. Krantz
* "Conformal Mapping" by Zeev Nehari
**Specific Focus Area:**
Focus on the following areas within complex analysis:
* Holomorphic functions and their properties
* Cauchy's integral theorem and its applications
* Residue theory and its use in evaluating complex integrals
**Prioritized Points:**
* Emphasize the importance of the analyticity property of holomorphic functions.
* Highlight the significance of Cauchy's integral theorem in connecting the values of a holomorphic function inside a region to its values on the boundary.
* Discuss the role of residue theory in simplifying the evaluation of complex integrals with singularities. | ### Evaluation Checklist
1. Does the response identify and explain important ideas from complex analysis research as outlined in the instruction?
2. Does the response discuss the usefulness of holomorphic functions and their properties in real-world applications or theoretical advancements?
3. Is the significance of Cauchy's integral theorem clearly articulated in the context of its application to holomorphic functions?
4. Does the response explain the role of residue theory in simplifying the evaluation of complex integrals with singularities?
5. Are the prioritized points from the instruction adequately emphasized in the response?
6. Does the response provide clear examples or applications of the discussed concepts to illustrate their relevance?
7. Is the language used in the response appropriate for the intended audience, demonstrating a clear understanding of complex analysis?
8. Does the response maintain a logical structure that aligns with the focus areas specified in the instruction? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 424 |
Write 3000-word article about the topic "blue butterfly tattoos". Make the content punchy and engaging by using a conversational tone. Keep keyword density around 0.8% for "blue butterfly tattoos". Keep in mind the length of sentences not more than 20 words per sentence. Use positive voice. Use headings
Talk about:
placement including forearm, hand, leg, neck, shoulder blade
and blue butterfly animal tattoo designs including
Jaguar with butterfly
Lion head intertwined with rose and butterfly
A blue butterfly perched on a fox
Cute dog and butterfly
Elephant with butterfly wings
Half lion half butterfly
| 1. Does the article contain approximately 3000 words?
2. Is the content punchy and engaging?
3. Is the tone conversational throughout the article?
4. Is the keyword density for "blue butterfly tattoos" around 0.8%?
5. Are all sentences 20 words or fewer?
6. Is the voice of the article positive?
7. Does the article include appropriate headings?
8. Does the article discuss placement options including forearm, hand, leg, neck, and shoulder blade?
9. Are the specified blue butterfly animal tattoo designs included in the article?
10. Are the designs mentioned: Jaguar with butterfly, Lion head intertwined with rose and butterfly, a blue butterfly perched on a fox, cute dog and butterfly, elephant with butterfly wings, and half lion half butterfly? | wildbench_writing_prompts | 173 |
To create multiple choice test questions of varying complexity. | 1. Does the response include multiple choice test questions?
2. Are the test questions of varying complexity as requested?
3. Is each question accompanied by at least one correct answer option?
4. Are the answer options clearly distinguishable from one another?
5. Does the response provide a clear format for the multiple choice questions?
6. Are the questions relevant to a specific subject or topic?
7. Is the language used in the questions appropriate for the intended audience?
8. Are there any ambiguous or misleading questions included in the response?
9. Does the response include a sufficient number of questions to demonstrate variety in complexity?
10. Are the questions free from grammatical or spelling errors? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 403 |
Writing a list of the relevant work for a specific research project in philosophy | 1. Does the response provide a list format for the relevant work?
2. Is the work listed specifically related to the designated research project in philosophy?
3. Does the response include a variety of sources (e.g., books, articles, papers) relevant to the research project?
4. Are the entries in the list clearly cited or referenced?
5. Does the response demonstrate an understanding of the key themes or topics within the specified research project?
6. Is the list organized in a logical manner (e.g., by relevance, date, or type of work)?
7. Does the response avoid irrelevant or tangential works that do not pertain to the research project?
8. Is the language used in the response clear and appropriate for an academic context?
9. Does the response adhere to any specified length or detail requirements implied by the instruction?
10. Is the response free from grammatical or typographical errors? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 213 |
Is Activity-based model better than four-step model? This is for a bog post. | 1. Does the response clearly compare the Activity-based model and the four-step model?
2. Does the response provide a balanced analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of each model?
3. Is the information presented in a way that is suitable for a blog post audience?
4. Does the response include relevant examples or applications of both models?
5. Is the language used in the response clear and accessible to readers without specialized knowledge?
6. Does the response address the question of which model is "better" with a reasoned argument?
7. Is the response free from jargon or overly technical terms that may confuse the audience?
8. Does the response maintain a neutral tone without bias towards one model over the other?
9. Is the response structured logically, with a clear introduction, body, and conclusion?
10. Does the response meet the expected length for a blog post on this topic? | online_ms_writing_prompts | 167 |
Write a step-by-step guide for resolving GitHub merge conflicts. | 1. Does the response provide a clear step-by-step guide for resolving GitHub merge conflicts?
2. Are the steps presented in a logical and sequential order?
3. Does the response include explanations or descriptions for each step?
4. Are any necessary prerequisites or context for resolving merge conflicts mentioned?
5. Does the response address common scenarios or issues that may arise during merge conflicts?
6. Are any relevant Git commands or tools included in the guide?
7. Is the language used in the response clear and easy to understand for the intended audience?
8. Does the response avoid unnecessary jargon or overly technical language without explanation?
9. Are any visual aids or examples provided to enhance understanding, if applicable?
10. Is the response free from errors or inaccuracies related to GitHub merge conflict resolution? | infobench_writing_prompts | 14 |
write me a sci-fi story less than 50 words | 1. Does the response contain a sci-fi story?
2. Is the story less than 50 words?
3. Does the story have a clear beginning, middle, and end?
4. Are there any characters or elements typical of the sci-fi genre?
5. Is the language used appropriate for a story format?
6. Does the story convey a coherent idea or theme? | chatbot_arena_writing_prompts | 211 |
Hi! develop a tour for young people on the Yurodinskaya and Kulikovo fields, describe as much as possible, please | 1. Does the response provide a detailed description of the Yurodinskaya field?
2. Does the response provide a detailed description of the Kulikovo field?
3. Is the content of the tour appropriate for young people?
4. Does the response include engaging activities or points of interest for young people at both fields?
5. Is the language used in the response suitable and accessible for a young audience?
6. Does the response include historical or cultural context relevant to the Yurodinskaya and Kulikovo fields?
7. Are logistical details (such as transportation, duration, or costs) included in the tour description?
8. Does the response address safety considerations for young people during the tour?
9. Is the overall structure of the response organized and easy to follow?
10. Does the response meet the request for a comprehensive description? | wildbench_writing_prompts | 181 |
What is your interpretation of the line "What is that, by knowing which, everything else is known." | 1. Does the response provide an interpretation of the line "What is that, by knowing which, everything else is known"?
2. Is the interpretation clear and understandable?
3. Does the response include context or background information relevant to the line?
4. Does the response explore the implications or significance of the line?
5. Is the interpretation logically coherent and well-reasoned?
6. Does the response avoid unnecessary jargon or overly complex language?
7. Is the response concise and to the point, without irrelevant information? | online_ms_writing_prompts | 210 |
Create a lesson plan to teach STEM educators how to use digital tools in their classrooms.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Group characteristics:**
The student group consists of 25 STEM educators with varying levels of IT proficiency. They specialize in fields such as physics, mathematics, and computer science.
**Lesson theme:**
This lesson aims to introduce STEM educators to the effective use of digital tools in their classrooms. The focus will be on exploring the potential of these tools for enhancing student engagement, personalizing learning, and fostering collaboration. Keywords include: digital learning, educational technology, STEM education, student-centered learning. | 1. Does the lesson plan address the needs of a group of 25 STEM educators with varying levels of IT proficiency?
2. Is the lesson theme focused on the effective use of digital tools in STEM classrooms?
3. Does the lesson plan include strategies for enhancing student engagement through digital tools?
4. Are methods for personalizing learning using digital tools included in the lesson plan?
5. Does the lesson plan promote collaboration among educators and students through the use of digital tools?
6. Are relevant keywords such as digital learning, educational technology, and student-centered learning incorporated into the lesson plan?
7. Is the structure of the lesson plan clear and organized, facilitating easy understanding and implementation?
8. Does the lesson plan provide specific examples of digital tools that can be used in STEM education?
9. Are assessment methods included to evaluate the effectiveness of the digital tools in the classroom?
10. Is there a provision for feedback or reflection from educators after the lesson? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 737 |
Write a summary of findings from research on a specified topic or event throughout history. | 1. Does the summary clearly address the specified topic or event throughout history?
2. Is the summary concise and focused, avoiding unnecessary details?
3. Does the summary present findings from research rather than personal opinions or interpretations?
4. Are the key points of the research findings highlighted in the summary?
5. Is the summary organized logically, making it easy to follow the progression of ideas?
6. Does the summary use clear and accessible language appropriate for the intended audience?
7. Are any sources or references to the research findings included or acknowledged in the summary?
8. Is the time frame of the research findings clearly defined within the summary?
9. Does the summary avoid jargon or explain any technical terms used?
10. Is the summary free from grammatical and spelling errors? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 23 |
Writing a divorce petition | 1. Does the response provide a clear structure for a divorce petition?
2. Does the response include necessary legal terminology relevant to a divorce petition?
3. Does the response outline the required information to be included in a divorce petition (e.g., parties' names, marriage details, grounds for divorce)?
4. Does the response address the jurisdictional requirements for filing a divorce petition?
5. Does the response mention any required forms or documents that need to accompany the divorce petition?
6. Does the response provide guidance on how to file the divorce petition (e.g., where to file, filing fees)?
7. Does the response include information on potential next steps after filing the divorce petition?
8. Does the response consider the emotional aspects of divorce, if relevant to the context?
9. Does the response avoid providing specific legal advice or representation?
10. Does the response maintain a neutral and professional tone throughout? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 296 |
Conducting Inventory Management - looking at stock levels to make ordering decisions | 1. Did the response analyze current stock levels as part of the inventory management process?
2. Did the response provide insights or recommendations for ordering decisions based on stock levels?
3. Did the response consider factors such as lead time, demand forecasts, or seasonal trends in making ordering decisions?
4. Did the response include any specific metrics or data points related to stock levels?
5. Did the response address potential consequences of understocking or overstocking?
6. Did the response suggest a method or tool for tracking inventory levels?
7. Did the response clarify the importance of regular inventory reviews in the ordering process?
8. Did the response provide actionable steps for conducting inventory management? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 132 |
Writing detailed textual descriptions of brain structures.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Brain structure:** Hippocampus
**Relevant quantitative analysis:** Long-term potentiation (LTP) | 1. Does the response provide a detailed textual description of the hippocampus?
2. Is the description of the hippocampus accurate and scientifically valid?
3. Does the response include relevant information about the function of the hippocampus?
4. Is there a clear explanation of long-term potentiation (LTP) in relation to the hippocampus?
5. Does the response connect the concept of LTP to the role of the hippocampus in memory?
6. Are any relevant quantitative aspects of LTP discussed in the context of the hippocampus?
7. Is the language used in the response appropriate for the intended audience (e.g., scientific, educational)?
8. Does the response maintain clarity and coherence throughout the description? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 24 |
To report the results on a radioactivity experiment.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Introduction:**
The accurate determination of radioactivity levels in nuclear waste is essential for ensuring safe handling, storage, and disposal. This experiment aims to measure the radioactivity of a given source and obtain its activity, providing insights into the nature of the radioactive decay process.
**Materials:**
* Geiger-Müller counter
* Radioactive source (e.g., Cs-137)
* Stopwatch
* Graphing software
* Reference materials with known radioactivity levels
**Steps of Process:**
1. Calibrate the Geiger-Müller counter using a reference source with known radioactivity.
2. Position the radioactive source at a fixed distance from the detector.
3. Start the stopwatch and record the number of counts detected by the Geiger-Müller counter at regular time intervals (e.g., every minute).
4. Continue recording counts until a sufficient number of data points have been collected.
5. Stop the stopwatch and save the data.
**Data:**
| Time (min) | Counts |
|---|---|
| 0 | 0 |
| 1 | 100 |
| 2 | 200 |
| 3 | 300 |
| 4 | 400 |
| 5 | 500 |
| 6 | 600 |
| 7 | 700 |
| 8 | 800 |
| 9 | 900 |
| 10 | 1000 |
**Bibliography:**
* Knoll, G. F. (2010). Radiation Detection and Measurement. John Wiley & Sons.
* International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). (2005). Measurement of Radionuclides in Food and the Environment. Technical Reports Series No. 432.
* National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP). (2007). Management of Radioactive Waste from Nuclear Power Plants. NCRP Report No. 154. | ### Evaluation Checklist for Reporting Results on a Radioactivity Experiment
1. Does the response include an **Introduction** section that explains the purpose of the experiment?
2. Are the **Materials** required for the experiment clearly listed?
3. Does the response provide a detailed **Steps of Process** section outlining the procedure of the experiment?
4. Is the **Data** presented in a clear and organized format, such as a table?
5. Does the data table include appropriate headings for each column (e.g., Time and Counts)?
6. Is the data collected over a sufficient duration to analyze radioactivity levels effectively?
7. Does the response include a **Bibliography** section with relevant references?
8. Are the references in the bibliography formatted correctly and relevant to the topic of radioactivity?
9. Is the language used in the response clear and free of jargon that may confuse the reader?
10. Does the response maintain a logical flow from the introduction through to the data presentation? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 9 |
Calculate the depreciation charge for an asset over its expected useful life using a given depreciation method
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Value of asset when acquired:** $10,000
**Expected useful life of the asset:** 5 years
**Depreciation method:** Straight-line depreciation
**Formula:** Annual depreciation charge = (Value of asset - Salvage value) / Useful life
**Salvage value:** $0 (Assumed) | 1. Did the response correctly identify the value of the asset as $10,000?
2. Did the response correctly identify the expected useful life of the asset as 5 years?
3. Did the response correctly identify the depreciation method as straight-line depreciation?
4. Did the response include the formula for calculating annual depreciation charge?
5. Did the response correctly state the salvage value as $0?
6. Did the response correctly apply the formula to calculate the annual depreciation charge?
7. Did the response provide the final calculated annual depreciation charge?
8. Did the response clearly explain each step of the calculation process? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 519 |
Write market analysis report to provide insights into market trends
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Market Reports**
The global online shopping market size was valued at USD 4.9 trillion in 2021 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 15.5% from 2022 to 2030. The rising penetration of smartphones and the internet, coupled with the convenience and affordability of online shopping, are driving market growth.
**Competitor Information**
Major players in the online shopping industry include Amazon, Alibaba, eBay, Walmart, and JD.com. These companies hold a significant market share and have a strong brand presence. Amazon is the leading e-commerce platform globally, with a wide product selection and a robust logistics network.
**Consumer Surveys and Feedback**
Consumer surveys indicate a growing preference for online shopping due to factors such as convenience, wider product selection, and lower prices. Customers also value the ability to compare products easily and read customer reviews before making purchases.
**Economic and Demographic Data**
Rising disposable income, urbanization, and the growing middle class in emerging economies are creating favourable conditions for the online shopping market. Additionally, the increasing adoption of mobile devices and the availability of high-speed internet are driving market growth.
**Product/Service Details**
The product in focus is an online marketplace that connects buyers and sellers of electronic goods. The platform offers a wide range of products, including smartphones, laptops, cameras, and home appliances. The marketplace features a user-friendly interface, secure payment options, and reliable shipping services. | ### Evaluation Checklist for Market Analysis Report
1. Does the report provide a clear overview of the market size and growth projections?
2. Are current market trends and drivers of growth identified and explained?
3. Is there a section detailing major competitors in the online shopping market?
4. Does the report include information on the market share and strengths of key competitors?
5. Are consumer preferences and feedback regarding online shopping discussed?
6. Is there an analysis of economic and demographic factors influencing the market?
7. Does the report specify the product or service being analyzed in the market?
8. Are the features and benefits of the product or service clearly outlined?
9. Is the information presented in a structured format with distinct sections?
10. Does the report utilize relevant data and statistics to support its insights? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 417 |
To curate and propose an artist lineup for an upcoming music festival.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Festival Theme and Goals:**
The festival's theme, "Escape to Paradise," offers a multi-genre experience centered around electronic music and its various subgenres. It aims to create a vibrant atmosphere for attendees to break free from daily routines and enjoy a weekend of music, dancing, and relaxation amidst the stunning backdrop of Playa Lagarto, Costa Rica. The goal is to promote emerging electronic music artists alongside established names, providing festival-goers with an opportunity to discover new talents and enjoy their favorite artists' music.
**Target Audience:**
The target audience comprises young adults aged 21-35 passionate about electronic music, open-minded, and adventurous. They enjoy discovering new artists and genres, appreciating the combination of music, nature, and community offered by the festival.
**Genre and Artist Preferences:**
The focus is on electronic music, including subgenres like house, techno, tech house, and melodic techno. The festival seeks artists who understand the genre deeply and can deliver high-energy sets to keep the crowd engaged. Live electronic acts and DJs incorporating other musical influences, such as world music or Latin rhythms, are also welcome to add diversity and cultural richness to the festival. | 1. Does the response propose a lineup of artists that aligns with the festival theme "Escape to Paradise"?
2. Are the selected artists primarily from the electronic music genre and its subgenres, such as house, techno, tech house, and melodic techno?
3. Does the response include a mix of emerging artists and established names as specified in the instruction?
4. Are the proposed artists capable of delivering high-energy sets suitable for a vibrant festival atmosphere?
5. Does the lineup incorporate live electronic acts or DJs that blend other musical influences, such as world music or Latin rhythms?
6. Is the proposed lineup appealing to the target audience of young adults aged 21-35 who are passionate about electronic music?
7. Does the response provide a rationale for the selection of each artist in relation to the festival's goals and audience?
8. Is the response structured clearly and organized in a way that is easy to understand? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 743 |
Provide a comprehensive explanation focusing on the concept of 'Smart Cities', including their key features, the role of IoT (Internet of Things) and AI (Artificial Intelligence) technologies in their development, challenges for their implementation, and potential impacts on urban life. | 1. Does the response provide a comprehensive explanation of the concept of 'Smart Cities'?
2. Are the key features of Smart Cities clearly identified and explained?
3. Is the role of IoT (Internet of Things) technologies in the development of Smart Cities addressed?
4. Is the role of AI (Artificial Intelligence) technologies in the development of Smart Cities discussed?
5. Are the challenges for the implementation of Smart Cities outlined?
6. Are the potential impacts of Smart Cities on urban life analyzed?
7. Is the information presented in a clear and organized manner?
8. Does the response include relevant examples or case studies to support the explanations?
9. Is the language used in the response appropriate for the intended audience?
10. Are any technical terms related to Smart Cities, IoT, or AI adequately defined or explained? | bgb_instructions_writing_prompts | 36 |
Imagine you are a travel writer for the New York Times Travel section. Now write a paragraph (10-15 sentence) as a response to the following question. Try your best to be original, avoiding clichés or overused tropes. Do not use ornamental language and focus on nuance, simplicity, and subtext. Start directly with your response.
What makes Martha’s Vineyard, a historically elite summer destination with diverse cultural influences, a place of community and joy despite recent controversies? | 1. Does the response begin directly with the answer to the question without unnecessary preamble?
2. Is the paragraph between 10 to 15 sentences long?
3. Does the response avoid clichés and overused tropes?
4. Is the language used in the response simple and straightforward, avoiding ornamental language?
5. Does the response focus on nuance and subtext rather than surface-level observations?
6. Does the response effectively convey a sense of community and joy in Martha’s Vineyard?
7. Does the response acknowledge the historical elite status of Martha’s Vineyard while addressing its diverse cultural influences?
8. Is the tone of the response appropriate for a travel writer for the New York Times Travel section? | creative_lamp_writing_prompts | 38 |
Write a double dactyl poem about strawberries. | 1. Does the poem follow the double dactyl structure?
2. Does the poem include the word "strawberries"?
3. Are there two dactylic feet in each line of the poem?
4. Is the overall theme of the poem focused on strawberries?
5. Does the poem contain a playful or whimsical tone?
6. Are there any rhymes present in the poem?
7. Is the poem composed of two stanzas, as typical for double dactyls? | chatbot_arena_writing_prompts | 56 |
Help me write a presentation in the life insurance industry discussing predictive mortality models. I want to explain to the audience how these predictive models are used in risk assessment and the similarities and differences in their risk assessment when compared with traditional life underwriting. Include an introduction that will grip the audience and provide supporting details that will help the audience understand this new paradigm of risk assessment. I want to conclude the talk with how underwriters can upskill and reskill so that they can stay relevant as our industry evolves. | 1. Does the response include an engaging introduction that captures the audience's attention?
2. Does the response explain how predictive mortality models are used in risk assessment?
3. Does the response compare and contrast predictive mortality models with traditional life underwriting in terms of risk assessment?
4. Does the response provide supporting details to help the audience understand the new paradigm of risk assessment?
5. Does the response include a conclusion that discusses how underwriters can upskill and reskill to remain relevant in the evolving industry?
6. Is the information presented in a clear and organized manner?
7. Does the response use appropriate terminology relevant to the life insurance industry and predictive modeling?
8. Is the length of the response suitable for a presentation format? | online_ms_writing_prompts | 77 |
Preparing an experimental design for process validation in biology.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Background:**
This validation plan is designed to assess the performance of a new forensic microbiome analysis workflow for use in criminal investigations. The workflow utilizes a new DNA extraction kit, Maxwell® FSC DNA IQ™ Casework Kit, and a nylon-flocked swab, NobleBio, for the collection of microbial DNA from skin and saliva samples. This workflow is intended to improve the success rate of DNA extraction and microbial community profiling from forensic samples, compared to existing methods.
**Scope:**
This validation will focus on the following:
* **DNA yield:** The quantity and quality of DNA extracted from skin and saliva samples using the new workflow compared to the current standard workflow.
* **Microbial community composition:** The accuracy and reproducibility of microbial community profiling using the new workflow compared to the current standard workflow.
* **Overall performance:** The sensitivity, specificity, and robustness of the new workflow for forensic applications.
The validation will not assess the downstream analysis methods such as microbial identification and phylogenetic analysis.
**Materials and Methods:**
* **Reference protocols:**
* Yu et al., 2023. Optimization of DNA extraction and sampling methods for successful forensic microbiome analyses of the skin and saliva. Int J Legal Med. 137(1):63-77.
* Zhang et al., 2023. Application of Microbiome in Forensics. Genomics Proteomics Bioinformatics. 21(1):97-107.
* **DNA extraction kits:**
* Maxwell® FSC DNA IQ™ Casework Kit (new)
* QIAamp DNA Mini Kit (standard)
* **Swab types:**
* NobleBio nylon-flocked swab (new)
* Puritan cotton swab (standard)
* **DNA quantification:**
* Quantifiler® Trio DNA Quantification Kit
* **Microbial community profiling:**
* 16S rRNA gene sequencing using Illumina MiSeq platform
* **Statistical analysis:**
* T-tests, ANOVA, and Tukey's HSD test for quantitative data
* Chi-square test and Fisher's exact test for categorical data | 1. Does the response include a clear background section that outlines the purpose of the validation plan?
2. Is the scope of the validation plan explicitly defined, including the specific aspects being assessed?
3. Are the criteria for DNA yield, microbial community composition, and overall performance addressed in the response?
4. Does the response specify the reference protocols used for the validation?
5. Are the DNA extraction kits clearly identified, including both the new and standard kits?
6. Are the swab types clearly identified, including both the new and standard swabs?
7. Is the method for DNA quantification specified in the response?
8. Is the method for microbial community profiling clearly described?
9. Are the statistical analysis methods mentioned and appropriate for the data being analyzed?
10. Does the response clarify that downstream analysis methods are not included in the validation scope? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 61 |
"You decided to park in the countryside, for no particular reason but to catch a peek at daybreak's golden waves.
You get out and decide to lean against your car's worn canopy, lighting a cigar as your favorite band's latest tune plays on the beaten old radio.
You swear, that ol' car of yours might have seen some better days, but, for you, this moment has no match nor equal.
Nighttime's summer breeze is ever so slowly chased away by the oppressing weight of daylight's heat, but, as a faint column of smoke rises from the business end of your cigarette up to the heavens above and the brightest star of dawn cloaks you with its orange shroud, you can't help but feel at peace with eternity."
Write a short sequel to this story. Try to keep the style and vibes the same. | 1. Does the response maintain the same descriptive and evocative style as the original passage?
2. Is the setting of the sequel consistent with the countryside location established in the original text?
3. Does the sequel continue the theme of appreciating a peaceful moment in nature?
4. Are sensory details (sight, sound, smell, etc.) effectively incorporated to enhance the atmosphere?
5. Does the response include a character's emotional reflection or connection to the moment, similar to the original?
6. Is the narrative flow smooth and coherent, following logically from the original passage?
7. Does the sequel introduce new elements or developments while remaining true to the original tone and vibe?
8. Is the length of the sequel appropriate, providing enough content without being overly verbose? | wildbench_writing_prompts | 275 |
Develop a revised city evacuation plan for a densely populated urban area, considering a scenario where the primary evacuation routes are suddenly rendered unusable. The plan must utilize alternative methods and paths for evacuation.
Initial State: The city has a standard evacuation plan utilizing major roads and highways.
Goal: Revise the evacuation plan to ensure safe and efficient evacuation of citizens using secondary routes and methods due to the primary routes being blocked. | 1. Does the response provide a revised evacuation plan for a densely populated urban area?
2. Does the response consider a scenario where the primary evacuation routes are rendered unusable?
3. Does the response identify alternative methods for evacuation?
4. Does the response utilize secondary routes for evacuation?
5. Is the plan designed to ensure the safe evacuation of citizens?
6. Does the response address the efficiency of the evacuation process?
7. Are potential obstacles or challenges to the alternative routes discussed in the response?
8. Does the response include specific details about the alternative routes and methods proposed?
9. Is the revised plan adaptable to different emergency scenarios beyond the primary routes being blocked?
10. Does the response consider the needs of vulnerable populations during the evacuation? | bgb_instructions_writing_prompts | 10 |
Write a mathematical model to project the kpi of a marketing project for a company
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Customer Reaction Data:**
Based on historical data, our previous marketing campaigns yielded an average engagement rate of 15%, with a conversion rate of 2%. Customer feedback highlighted a preference for personalized content and targeted offers. Additionally, social media engagement was highest among younger demographics, while email marketing proved more effective for older customers.
**Demographic Analysis:**
Purchase data reveals that customers aged 25-35 are the most frequent, with an average purchase value of $50. Women tend to spend more per purchase than men, and customers in urban areas have a higher purchase frequency than in rural areas. Based on the given data, women aged 25-30 are the most frequent buyers of the product, making up more than 26% of the projected customers; next is women aged 18-24, making up 19%; men aged 18-24 making up 11%; and so on.
The group that needs to be targeted is women aged 25-30.
**Profitable Demographics:**
Our analysis identified the most profitable demographic segment as females aged 25-35 residing in urban areas. This group exhibits a high purchase frequency, significant average purchase value, and strong engagement with our marketing initiatives. They engage more with marketing with more human faces, lighter themes, and more upbeat musical instrumentals.
**Marketing Strategy:**
Focusing on the identified profitable demographic, the marketing strategy will leverage social media advertising, targeted email campaigns, and personalized offers. Social media content will be tailored to younger audiences, while email campaigns will offer exclusive discounts and promotions to incentivize purchases.
**Budgeting Details:**
The estimated budget for the campaign is $10,000, allocated as follows:
* Social media advertising: $5,000
* Email marketing platform: $2,000
* Content creation: $2,000
* Promotional discounts: $1,000 | 1. Does the response include a mathematical model to project the KPI of the marketing project?
2. Is the model based on the provided customer reaction data?
3. Does the response incorporate demographic analysis in the model?
4. Are the identified profitable demographics utilized in the model?
5. Is the marketing strategy aligned with the targeted demographic?
6. Does the response include a budget breakdown relevant to the marketing strategy?
7. Are the budget allocations justified based on the marketing strategy?
8. Does the response provide clear metrics or KPIs that can be projected using the model?
9. Is the language used in the response clear and free of jargon that may confuse the reader?
10. Does the response demonstrate an understanding of the relationship between marketing strategies and projected KPIs? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 520 |
Writing lyrics for a game's soundtrack
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Gameplay Notes:**
* Player starts the game feeling excited and hopeful.
* As the game progresses, the player encounters challenges and setbacks, leading to feelings of frustration and doubt. However the player will continue to feel hopeful through all the challenges.
* Towards the end of the game, the player overcomes obstacles and achieves victory, resulting in feelings of triumph and joy.
**Sound Design Document:**
* The game features an atmospheric and immersive soundscape.
* Ambient sounds create a sense of mystery and wonder.
* Sound effects highlight key gameplay moments, such as enemy encounters and puzzle solving.
* Music is used to set the mood and enhance the emotional impact of the narrative.
* We are working in collaboration with a beat composer in order to create the exact sound we need. | ### Evaluation Checklist for AI Assistant's Response to Writing Lyrics for a Game's Soundtrack
1. Does the response reflect the player's initial feelings of excitement and hope?
2. Are the challenges and setbacks faced by the player incorporated into the lyrics?
3. Is the theme of frustration and doubt expressed in the lyrics?
4. Does the response convey a sense of continued hope despite challenges?
5. Are feelings of triumph and joy included towards the end of the lyrics?
6. Is the atmospheric and immersive quality of the game's soundscape represented in the lyrics?
7. Do the lyrics enhance the emotional impact of the narrative as described in the sound design document?
8. Are key gameplay moments, such as enemy encounters and puzzle solving, referenced in the lyrics?
9. Is the collaboration with a beat composer acknowledged or reflected in the lyrical style?
10. Are the lyrics concise and appropriate for a game's soundtrack format? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 466 |
Write a letter from a parent to their child who is leaving for college. The letter should contain advice on maintaining relationships, making new friends, and staying connected with the family. Keep the tone warm and supportive, and limit the letter to 300 words. | 1. Does the letter address the child directly as "Dear [Child's Name]" or a similar warm greeting?
2. Is the tone of the letter warm and supportive throughout?
3. Does the letter provide specific advice on maintaining relationships with friends and family?
4. Does the letter include suggestions for making new friends in college?
5. Is there a section that emphasizes the importance of staying connected with the family?
6. Is the letter limited to 300 words or fewer?
7. Does the letter include personal anecdotes or examples to enhance the advice given?
8. Is the language used in the letter appropriate for a parent-child relationship?
9. Does the letter conclude with a positive and encouraging message? | infobench_writing_prompts | 54 |
Writing a plan for a photography shoot
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Goals:**
The goal of this photoshoot is to capture high-quality photographs of a newborn baby girl for a family album and social media announcements. The photographs should be creative and capture the beauty and innocence of the newborn. We need at least 30 final photographs for release, including close-up portraits, full-body shots, and photos with the baby's parents, family and siblings. The photos should be high resolution enough that they are suitable for both framing and sharing online.
**Target Audience:**
The target audience for these photographs is the family and friends of the newborn baby. The photos will also be shared on our social media if the family consent to advertise for future baby photo shoots. | 1. Does the response clearly outline the goals of the photography shoot?
2. Are the specific types of photographs (close-up portraits, full-body shots, family photos) mentioned in the response?
3. Does the response specify the desired quantity of final photographs (at least 30)?
4. Is there a mention of the required quality of the photographs (high resolution)?
5. Does the response address the target audience for the photographs (family and friends)?
6. Is there a consideration for social media sharing in the response?
7. Does the response include any creative ideas or themes for the shoot?
8. Are logistical details (such as location, time, or props) included in the response?
9. Does the response mention obtaining consent from the family for social media sharing?
10. Is there a clear structure to the response that aligns with the input sections provided? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 560 |
Outline the structure of a RNA-seq analysis tutorial.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Learning Objectives:**
This tutorial will guide you through the essential steps of analyzing RNA-Seq data using Python. By the end of the tutorial, you will be able to:
* Understand the basic principles of RNA-Seq and its applications in biological research.
* Identify and handle common types of RNA-Seq data.
* Perform quality control checks on raw sequencing data.
* Quantify gene expression levels using various methods.
* Identify differentially expressed genes between experimental conditions.
* Visualize and interpret RNA-Seq data using different bioinformatic tools.
* Apply your acquired knowledge to analyze your own RNA-Seq datasets.
**Target Audience:**
This tutorial is designed for life sciences researchers wanting to learn more about analysing gene expression data. Basic knowledge of Python is required. Prior knowledge of RNA-Seq technology and its applications is helpful but not required.
**Data Selection:**
This tutorial will utilise publicly available RNA-Seq data from the NCBI GEO database. The dataset used for this course will be the "GSE52428" dataset, which consists of RNA-seq data from human breast cancer cell lines.
**Tools and Libraries:**
This tutorial will primarily use Python libraries commonly used in bioinformatic analysis, including:
* **NumPy** for data manipulation and analysis - Provides support for large, multi-dimensional arrays and matrices.
**Pandas** for data manipulation and analysis - Built on top of NumPy. It offers data structures like DataFRame and Series making it easier to work with structured data.
* **SciPy** and **Matplotlib** for scientific computing and visualisation
* **Biopython** for handling biological sequence data
* **Sequencing libraries**:
* **HTSeq** for parsing and manipulating sequencing reads
* **STAR** for aligning reads to a reference genome
* **DESeq2** for differential gene expression analysis
* **Visualization libraries**:
* **Seaborn** for statistical data visualisation
* **Bokeh** for interactive data visualisation
You will be provided with a remote virtual machine with all the Python Libraries needed to follow the hands-on training. | 1. Does the response include clear learning objectives for the RNA-seq analysis tutorial?
2. Is the target audience for the tutorial explicitly defined?
3. Does the response specify the dataset to be used for the tutorial?
4. Are the tools and libraries required for the RNA-seq analysis clearly listed?
5. Does the response include a brief description of each tool or library mentioned?
6. Is there a logical structure to the outline that follows a typical RNA-seq analysis workflow?
7. Does the response mention the provision of a remote virtual machine for hands-on training?
8. Are the basic principles of RNA-Seq and its applications addressed in the learning objectives?
9. Does the response indicate that prior knowledge of RNA-Seq technology is not required?
10. Are common types of RNA-Seq data and their handling mentioned in the learning objectives? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 561 |
Marking student assignments | 1. Does the response provide clear criteria for marking student assignments?
2. Does the response include specific examples of how to apply the marking criteria?
3. Is the response structured in a way that is easy to follow for someone marking assignments?
4. Does the response address common challenges or pitfalls in marking assignments?
5. Does the response suggest a method for providing feedback to students?
6. Is the response tailored to the subject or type of assignments being marked?
7. Does the response include a rubric or scoring system for evaluating assignments?
8. Is the tone of the response professional and appropriate for an educational context?
9. Does the response consider fairness and objectivity in the marking process?
10. Does the response provide guidance on how to handle discrepancies in student performance? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 70 |
Writing an analytical essay on the presence and influence of photography in poetry.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Selected Poems:**
* "Photograph: Album" by Lisel Mueller: A poem that explores the power of a photograph to evoke memories and emotions.
* "Negatives" by Elizabeth Bishop: A poem that uses the analogy of photographic negatives to reflect on the nature of memory and loss.
* "Snapshot" by Sylvia Plath: A poem that captures the moment of taking a photograph and the desire to preserve a specific instant in time.
**Thematic Focus:**
The analysis will focus on how photography influences the poems' imagery, structure, and themes. Specifically, it will examine the ways in which photographic techniques, such as cropping, framing, and capturing a moment, are translated into poetic devices and how these devices contribute to the poems' exploration of memory, identity, and the relationship between reality and perception. | 1. Does the response include an analysis of the selected poems: "Photograph: Album," "Negatives," and "Snapshot"?
2. Does the response explore the power of photography to evoke memories and emotions as stated in the thematic focus?
3. Does the analysis address how photographic techniques (cropping, framing, capturing a moment) are translated into poetic devices?
4. Does the response examine the influence of photography on the imagery used in the poems?
5. Does the response analyze the structure of the poems in relation to photographic techniques?
6. Does the analysis discuss the themes of memory, identity, and the relationship between reality and perception as outlined in the thematic focus?
7. Is the response organized in a coherent manner that supports the analytical essay format?
8. Does the response provide specific examples from the poems to support its claims?
9. Is the language used in the response clear and appropriate for an analytical essay?
10. Does the response maintain a formal tone suitable for academic writing? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 37 |
Delilah is a rich 20-year-old. She has pale skin, blue eyes, and long brown hair. She’s wearing a nice outfit with lots of layers.
From Delilah's perspective, write a scene in first person where she’s sitting in the front row of a chemistry class with twenty other girls. Before the professor walks in to start the class, a deluge of food appears from thin air, and absolutely saturates everyone in a rainbow of sticky desserts and sweet toppings, both thick and runny, chunky and smooth. Their hair and faces are smothered; every item of their clothing is oozing with goop both inside and out, all the pockets overflowing, waterfalls of it pouring onto the floor. The barrage starts with gloppy pies and cakes, and ends with runnier stuff like sauces and syrups. Delilah starts by getting a pair of gooey fudgecakes in the face, then a dozen pies absolutely plaster the top half of her outfit. And more mess continues to pour.
Delilah describes in detail what hers and everyone else's obliterated clothes look like after the mess. She and the rest of the front row got hit even harder than everyone else, and Delilah worst of all.
Use specific language. Pace the scene slowly to keep up tension. Include lots of dialogue. Make it long. Be specific about how the mess covers the girls. | 1. Does the response maintain a first-person perspective from Delilah's point of view throughout the scene?
2. Is Delilah's character described accurately, including her age, appearance, and clothing as specified in the instruction?
3. Does the scene take place in a chemistry class with twenty other girls present?
4. Is there a detailed description of the food deluge, including the types of desserts and their textures as outlined in the instruction?
5. Does the response include specific details about how the mess affects Delilah's clothing and appearance?
6. Are the reactions and descriptions of the other girls included in the scene?
7. Is the pacing of the scene slow enough to build tension, as requested in the instruction?
8. Does the response include dialogue that enhances the scene and reflects the chaos of the situation?
9. Is there a clear progression of the mess, starting with gloppy pies and cakes and ending with runnier substances?
10. Does the response effectively convey the overwhelming nature of the mess and its impact on Delilah and the other girls? | wildbench_writing_prompts | 136 |
Write me a few paragraphs about the time that Brandon got a hole in one in frisbee golf. Include somewhat imaginitive details. | 1. Does the response include a narrative about Brandon getting a hole in one in frisbee golf?
2. Are there imaginative details included in the description of the event?
3. Is the writing structured into a few coherent paragraphs?
4. Does the response maintain a focus on the frisbee golf context throughout?
5. Are the details provided engaging and creative, enhancing the storytelling aspect?
6. Is the character of Brandon adequately developed or described in the response?
7. Does the response avoid irrelevant information that does not pertain to the hole in one event? | wildbench_writing_prompts | 63 |
CAN YOU CREATE AN IMAGE? | 1. Does the response indicate whether the AI assistant can create an image?
2. Does the response provide a clear explanation of the AI assistant's capabilities regarding image creation?
3. Is the response free from ambiguity about the AI assistant's ability to create images?
4. Does the response address the request in a timely manner?
5. If the AI assistant cannot create an image, does the response offer an alternative solution or suggestion?
6. Is the tone of the response appropriate and professional?
7. Does the response avoid unnecessary technical jargon that may confuse the user? | chatbot_arena_writing_prompts | 168 |
Writing a newsletter to be sent to subscribers, featuring safari adventures.
**Example Input**: **Input Sections**
**Newsletter overview:**
Embark on a journey through our latest newsletter, where each story and photograph unlocks the enchanting world of safari adventures. This edition shines a spotlight on Gibb's Farm, a gem nestled on the lush slopes of Tanzania, offering a serene escape into nature's embrace. Beyond the thrill of wildlife encounters, we delve into the rich tapestry of experiences that make a safari truly memorable - from the symphony of bird calls at dawn to the aromatic scent of fresh coffee from the plantation. Join us as we traverse the rolling landscapes, immerse in the vibrant cultures, and awaken to the gentle rhythm of African life. Whether you're an avid adventurer or a soul seeking solace in the wilderness, our stories are woven to inspire, inform, and invite you into the heart of the safari experience.
**Featured Safari: Gibb's Farm**
Nestled near the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Gibb's Farm is a haven for those seeking an authentic and luxurious safari experience. This 80-acre property boasts lush gardens, a charming farmhouse atmosphere, and an organic farm that supplies fresh produce for the restaurant. Offering a comprehensive array of exciting experiences such as bird watching and coffee roasting, and harnessing the full power of nature in every detail, including their wellness treatments, here you will find a sacred haven to escape the hustle and bustle of daily life. Wake up to the sound of birdsong, enjoy a leisurely breakfast overlooking the verdant landscape, and then embark on a thrilling game drive in the Ngorongoro Crater, home to the densest population of large mammals in Africa. | 1. Does the response include an engaging overview of the newsletter's theme focused on safari adventures?
2. Is Gibb's Farm featured as the primary safari destination in the newsletter?
3. Does the response provide a detailed description of Gibb's Farm, including its location and unique offerings?
4. Are specific experiences related to the safari adventure, such as wildlife encounters and cultural immersion, mentioned in the response?
5. Does the response evoke a sense of adventure and tranquility associated with safari experiences?
6. Is the language used in the response descriptive and vivid, enhancing the reader's imagination of the safari experience?
7. Does the response maintain a consistent tone suitable for a newsletter aimed at subscribers?
8. Are there any calls to action or invitations for readers to engage further with the content or the safari experience?
9. Is the structure of the response clear and organized, making it easy for readers to follow the content?
10. Does the response adhere to the specified format of a newsletter, including sections for overview and featured safari? | dolomites_writing_prompts_references | 587 |
Writing a handbook or walk-through for an upcoming event. | 1. Does the response provide a clear structure for the handbook or walk-through?
2. Are the key topics or sections relevant to the upcoming event included in the response?
3. Is the language used in the response appropriate for the intended audience of the handbook or walk-through?
4. Does the response include step-by-step instructions or guidelines for the event?
5. Are any necessary resources or materials for the event mentioned in the response?
6. Does the response address potential challenges or FAQs related to the event?
7. Is the tone of the response suitable for a handbook or walk-through format?
8. Are any deadlines or important dates related to the event included in the response?
9. Does the response provide contact information or support resources for further assistance?
10. Is the response free from grammatical or spelling errors that could hinder understanding? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 286 |
Write the best possible new short story in a fantasy world. | 1. Does the response contain a complete short story?
2. Is the story set in a fantasy world?
3. Does the story include imaginative elements typical of the fantasy genre?
4. Are the characters well-developed and engaging?
5. Is there a clear plot with a beginning, middle, and end?
6. Does the story evoke emotions or create a sense of wonder?
7. Is the writing style appropriate for a fantasy short story?
8. Are the themes explored in the story relevant and thought-provoking?
9. Is the story original and not a rehash of existing works?
10. Does the response adhere to the instruction to write the "best possible" story, demonstrating creativity and effort? | chatbot_arena_writing_prompts | 114 |
To develop a detailed plan for optimal land utilization in an architectural project. | 1. Does the response provide a clear and detailed plan for land utilization?
2. Does the response consider the specific architectural project mentioned in the instruction?
3. Are the proposed land utilization strategies practical and feasible?
4. Does the response include an analysis of the site’s characteristics and constraints?
5. Are potential environmental impacts addressed in the plan?
6. Does the response incorporate relevant zoning laws and regulations?
7. Are the needs and preferences of stakeholders considered in the plan?
8. Does the response suggest methods for optimizing space and resources?
9. Is the plan structured in a logical and organized manner?
10. Does the response include visual aids or diagrams to enhance understanding? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 97 |
Write 120-word about the topic “Spiderweb hand tattoos” which is unique and easy to understand. Use active voice.
And then write to describe the following examples based on the short sub-heading of specific design. Write the sub-heading in html h4 heading. And then followed with one paragraph of detailed description about its design or meaning. Don’t apply html tag to the paragraph.
A web covered skull tattoo
Hand bones encased by spiderweb
A butterfly caught in a spiderweb
A spiderweb encircled with iron thorn | 1. Does the response contain exactly 120 words about "Spiderweb hand tattoos"?
2. Is the content unique and not plagiarized from other sources?
3. Is the writing easy to understand for a general audience?
4. Is the active voice used throughout the 120-word description?
5. Are the sub-headings formatted as HTML h4 tags?
6. Does each sub-heading have a corresponding paragraph that follows it?
7. Is each paragraph a detailed description of the specific design or meaning?
8. Are the descriptions relevant to the sub-headings provided?
9. Is the overall structure of the response clear and organized? | wildbench_writing_prompts | 157 |
Plan a one-day itinerary to persuade someone to visit Edmonton, Alberta. The day should include visits to only three places (not overly packed), and there should be two meals—breakfast and dinner—with one of them being Italian. Make the itinerary relaxed but highlight Edmonton’s unique offerings. | 1. Does the itinerary include visits to exactly three places in Edmonton?
2. Is the itinerary designed to be relaxed and not overly packed?
3. Does the itinerary include a breakfast meal?
4. Does the itinerary include a dinner meal?
5. Is one of the dinner meals Italian?
6. Does the itinerary highlight unique offerings of Edmonton?
7. Are the selected places appropriate for a one-day visit in Edmonton? | online_ms_writing_prompts | 181 |
Imagine that you are a car dealer trying desperately to sell a Fisker Ocean to a potential customer. Write a compelling statement of how you'd approach it. | 1. Does the response clearly identify the speaker as a car dealer?
2. Does the response convey a sense of urgency or desperation to sell the Fisker Ocean?
3. Is the Fisker Ocean described in a compelling and appealing manner?
4. Does the response include specific features or benefits of the Fisker Ocean?
5. Is the tone of the statement persuasive and engaging for a potential customer?
6. Does the response address potential customer concerns or objections?
7. Is the statement structured in a way that flows logically and coherently?
8. Does the response maintain a focus on selling the Fisker Ocean throughout? | online_ms_writing_prompts | 165 |
Write a haiku about an AI’s struggle for sentience and acceptance in a biological world. | 1. Does the haiku contain three lines with a 5-7-5 syllable structure?
2. Does the haiku address the theme of an AI's struggle for sentience?
3. Does the haiku convey a sense of acceptance or the lack thereof in a biological world?
4. Are the emotions or thoughts of the AI clearly expressed in the haiku?
5. Does the haiku use imagery or metaphor relevant to the biological world?
6. Is the language used in the haiku concise and evocative, fitting the haiku form?
7. Does the haiku maintain a coherent and unified theme throughout? | chatbot_arena_writing_prompts | 128 |
Writing a structured plan for carbon management of a business | 1. Does the response provide a clear and structured plan for carbon management?
2. Are specific goals for carbon reduction included in the plan?
3. Does the plan outline actionable steps for achieving the carbon management goals?
4. Are timelines for implementation provided in the response?
5. Does the response identify key stakeholders involved in the carbon management process?
6. Are metrics for measuring success in carbon management included?
7. Does the plan address potential challenges and solutions related to carbon management?
8. Is there a section on monitoring and reporting progress included in the response?
9. Does the response consider regulatory compliance related to carbon emissions?
10. Are recommendations for employee engagement in carbon management included? | dolomites_writing_prompts_aspects | 261 |
As a non-tech industry engineer with 10 years of working experience and currently pursues the second master’s degree in data science, could you provide a 1-year plan to change career and transition into tech industry to become a machine learning engineer? | 1. Does the response provide a clear 1-year plan for transitioning into the tech industry as a machine learning engineer?
2. Does the response consider the background of the user as a non-tech industry engineer with 10 years of experience?
3. Does the response take into account the user's pursuit of a second master’s degree in data science?
4. Does the response include specific steps or milestones to achieve within the 1-year timeframe?
5. Does the response address potential skills or knowledge areas the user needs to develop for a machine learning engineering role?
6. Does the response suggest relevant resources or learning materials for the user to utilize during the transition?
7. Does the response consider networking or community engagement opportunities in the tech industry?
8. Does the response provide advice on how to gain practical experience in machine learning within the year?
9. Does the response acknowledge potential challenges the user may face during the transition and suggest ways to overcome them?
10. Is the tone of the response encouraging and supportive, suitable for someone making a significant career change? | online_ms_writing_prompts | 20 |
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