Question: Describe the conclusion of the Amarr Militia civil war and its aftermath.

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In case there are still some doubts – the YC120 Civil War of the Amarr Militia has at last come to an end. This is not said to be a temporary armistice, but indeed the official end of a Civil War that has been tearing apart the Amarr Militia for more than half a year. This internal conflict allowed the Minmatar forces to spearhead a swift campaign into the core of the Amarr warzone, gaining control of a significant portion of the contested territory. While Minmatar tribes marched into the sacred lands, some of the major Amarrian Faction Warfare systems such as Kamela, Huola, Sosala, and Arzad became heavily contested. Huola was quickly taken by Smile ‘n’ Wave [WAVE], a medium-sized Minmatar Faction Warfare Alliance.
To the Amarrian Faction Warfare roleplayers, this was a disgraceful and unimaginable defeat, Amarr always having been the more powerful faction. At the beginning of the conflict in January 2018, half of the more capable members of the Militia were already involved in internal squabbles. Luckily the Minmatar Militia was too weak to chew through Amarr space, and no systems were lost in the first phase of the Civil War. Only with the enemy at the gates did they forget their grievances, facing the enemy with a united front. It finally happened one week ago. Most of Amarr systems were lost by that time, due to permanent conflict within the militia itself. As a result, Metropolis and Heimatar were overrun and a huge part of The Bleak Lands also fell into Minmatar hands. The enemy was quick to exploit the Amarrians’ decisive weakness: in less than one month, Minmatar militia advanced from Tier 1 to Tier 4 and began growing in numbers rapidly.
This was partly due to the horde of faction LP farmers growing tired of the neverending civil war. These farmers switched sides, joining Minmatar and quickly boosting their ranks. On the Amarr side, few had cared about the growing threat of an impending Minmatar uprising. Those who did, however, were busy fighting each other, thus severely weakening the frontline defense. Eventually, the traditionally Amarrian systems were overrun by the Minmatar swarm. Amarr had clearly lost its grasp, while Minmatar militants boasted high morale and claimed one system after the other, sometimes taking two to three per day. The Minmatar Republic, and Ushra’khan [UNITY] alliance in particular, quickly overcame the all-too-weak resistance, and the former, long-forgotten Minmatar reign was established over all these systems once again.
To counter this development, a peace treaty was signed on July 14th, including Aslon Seridith (CEO of WINMATAR. [WMTR]) as well as their entire leadership, whose participation turned out to be decisive. Two Maidens One Chalice [TMOCC], Yondu Confederation [YONDU], Ungentlemanly Warfare [UGW] and a few other involved entities agreed that focusing on their traditional enemy is more important at the moment, and listened to WMTR.’s diplomatic proposal. A long time ago, this former Minmatar alliance had participated in a battle later to be called the ‘Huola Bloodbath’, and earned enough respect. Afterwards, WINMATAR. was betrayed by their former brothers in arms after political infighting. At the time of the Amarrian peace treaty, the alliance had recently been reborn and changed sides. Its roleplayers swore loyalty to the Amarr Empire and built their power base in the Amarr warzone. After 7 months of Amarr FW civil war, the leaders of all major Amarr entities understood that in order to achieve any militia-wide strategic goals, it would be necessary to first unite the Amarr militia.
With a determined collective effort, the seemingly impossible became possible: all mutual grievances were resolved and all wars were lifted. A fragile peace arose between those who were killing each other on a daily basis during the year. From the ashes of a slaughter that had almost destroyed the entire Amarr Militia from within, a new, stronger force was born and grew in numbers.
Hull Penetration did however decide to commit and finish off the WINMATAR. structure, bringing a Phoenix, Moros and Archon to the battlefield, reinforced by a small pirate fleet. These capitals were the first to be primaried during the hour-long engagement. The Amarr fleet, led by the former ‘bad guy’ Gian Bal (CEO of [TMOCC]), consisted of 60 Amarrian roleplayers who engaged the Minmatar forces in Imperial Navy cruisers. The battle report can be found here.
Finally, a long awaited move was made. The two very important Minmatar systems are now under Amarr control. Eytjangard that is just 7 jumps from Hek, and Siseide which is an important intersection connecting 7 major systems and also a known PVP hub, just like Huola and Amamake. With a united Amarrian front the war is bound to heat up, it is time that the Minmatar experience what it is like to face a combined force once again instead of being able to travel around the warzone with impunity.


Question: Describe Blake Wotherspoon. Respond in 2 sentences.

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Blake Wotherspoon (born 20 February 1997) is an Australian field hockey player for HC Klein Zwitserland and Brisbane Blaze. He was a former member of the Australia men's national under-21 field hockey team.


Question: I'm starting to think GI baking is quickly becoming a lost art. What are your thoughts on deferred lighting and clustered lighting vs. forward rendering?

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I have to agree with you on point #3...there seems to be a disturbing trend of games foregoing any kind prebaked GI in favor of faking it with lots of deferred lights and nasty hacks like SSAO. I helped my coworker develop a GI baker in CUDA that uses PRT for real-time preview/light tweaking, and even with totally unoptimized code it can finish a complex scene in a few minutes on an older consumer-level GPU. It seems a lot of people just no longer want to deal with the complexity of researching, implementing, and maintaining such a system.
Also with regards to #6...you can't resolve an MSAA lighting buffer prior to sampling it in the final pass. It will cause artifacts for pixels where 1 or more triangles only cover a fraction of subsamples. During the final pass you also need to avoid sampling subsamples of the lighting pass buffer that don't "belong" to the triangle being rasterized, either by running the shader at per-sample frequency or by using SV_Coverage in D3D11.
MJP: Is just that some people just go with the latest trend, they switch their brain off and not think that every new technique is a tool in your arsenal but it's still up to you to use the right tools in the right places.
MJP: About #6 I agree that it's not really correct (at all) but I've seen that done and mhm I might be fuzzy on this but I think it does produce something reasonable.
"So it's basically 6 32bit buffers versus 5, not such a huge difference."
Ummm... Can you go into detail on how you would lay out your buffers for light prepass?
As far as I can tell light prepass requires only one additional buffer - the light accumulation buffer - over forward rendering. Total is light buffer, final/normal buffer, depth buffer = 3 (or 4 if you need more light precision).
Since the normals/specpower are not needed after the light prepass, they can share the final buffer. Normals can be rendered into the final buffer, light buffer calculated, then normals overwritten in the final pass with the final color.
Also, light prepass avoids the annoyances associated with MRTs.
Wrt #4, deferred lighting has to perform another vertex transform pass that happens regardless of Hi-Z, which can be expensive especially if its not a simple ModelViewProj transform. However, an advantage on some platforms is the second (colour) pass can be predicated on the visibility result of the first (depth) pass if things are drawn in the correct order.
Clustered lighting is also pretty cool as it works equally well for forward or deferred passes, but it does have a significant CPU overhead with sorting and "bucketing" a large number of lights if done in view-space.


Question: Who is Marius Stan?

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Marius Stan (born 1961) is a Romanian scientist and actor from Urziceni, currently a senior scientist at the Applied Materials division at Argonne National Laboratory where he uses Artificial Intelligence to design better materials. Stan is best known for playing car wash owner Bogdan Wolynetz in the AMC television series "Breaking Bad".
In 1986, Stan earned a Bachelor of Science degree in physics from the University of Bucharest. In 1997, he earned a PhD in chemistry from the Institute of Physical Chemistry of the Romanian Academy. He was a scientist at Los Alamos National Laboratory before moving to Argonne in 2010.


Question: Describe the concept of quasiparticles and recent research into the emergence of magnetic monopoles in superfluid helium droplets.

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In Maxwell’s theory, there was only one piece missing for a perfect symmetry between the electric and magnetic forces, the magnetic monopoles. As theoretically demonstrated by Dirac, the existence of this single magnetic monopole would explain quantization of electric charge everywhere in the Universe. Since then, the search of such magnetic monopoles—as real elementary particles or effective quasiparticles—has been a great preoccupation for physicists and it’s of great importance. Their existence or discovery could lead to the unification of the fundamental interactions, another big problem of our century.
Despite the lack of experimental evidence for elementary monopoles in nature, magnetic monopoles can emerge indirectly or mathematically. For example, nuclear rotation of a diatomic molecule can be seen as a charged particle interacting with the field of a magnetic monopole. More recently, it was shown that a magnetic monopole fields could emerge from the angulon, a new quasiparticle concept representing a quantum impurity exchanging orbital angular momentum with a many-particle bath. This angulon serves as a reliable model for the rotation of molecules in superfluids.
The quasiparticle concept allows physicists to describe complex, many-body interactions in terms of the behavior of a single particle-like entity. Usually these particles turn up in condensed-matter systems such as semiconductors, but a new type of quasiparticle known as an angulon has been proposed to describe the rotation of an atomic or molecular impurity within a solvent. First proposed theoretically two years ago, angulons have now been shown to explain the curious behavior of a range of different molecules rotating within liquid helium.
The concept of quasiparticle is a great tool for physicists. Like the polaron used to describe the behavior of an electron traveling through a crystal lattice, describing the process with only one particle help to simplify the problem and thus to solve it without too many complex calculation and simulations. The recent introduction of angulon supported by strong evidence of its existence is of great help. Thanks to this new tool, a team from Austria demonstrated that the “angulon quasiparticle” can be interpreted as a quantum particle on the two-sphere interacting with a field of a magnetic monopole. Intuitively, in the corotating frame, the cloud of bosons rotates around the molecule fast, and this rotation induces a gauge field of a magnetic monopole, similar to the case of electrons orbiting the nuclei. These results pave the way for studying topological phenomena in experiments on molecules trapped in superfluid helium nanodroplets, as well as on other realizations of orbital impurity problems.
The appearance of a magnetic monopole in superfluid helium droplets is very different from the other, previously studied, systems. "The difference is that we are dealing with a chemical solvent. Our magnetic monopoles form in a fluid rather than in a solid crystal, and you can use this system to study magnetic monopoles more easily.
Professor Mikhail Lemeshko, Institute of Science and Technology Austria.


Question: What is the latest news from Block.one? Respond in 184 words.

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HONG KONG — 17 August 2018 – Block.one, publisher of the EOSIO blockchain software protocol and seller of the EOS Token, a top-five cryptocurrency by market cap at approximately US$4 billion, announced today that Alex Erasmus, a senior partner at leading international law firm Clifford Chance, will join the company as Chief Legal Officer later this year.
Erasmus will be based in Hong Kong, where he will serve as a member of the company’s Executive Committee. He will report to Block.one Group President Rob Jesudason.
In the role, Erasmus will oversee all Block.one’s group global legal, regulatory and compliance activities.
A specialist in global corporate finance, including corporate governance, public and private M&A, restructuring, regulatory and commercial work, Erasmus joins from Clifford Chance in London, where he heads the financial institutions group and acts for several of the world’s leading banks, insurers and asset managers.
Erasmus qualified in South Africa in 1998, before joining Clifford Chance in 2001 and becoming a partner in 2007. He is admitted as a solicitor in England and Wales and as an attorney in the Republic of South Africa.


Question: Write a creative story with the characters "the guys" experiencing different adventures.

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The guys drop acid while on a business trip and soon find themselves dealing with bizarre situations while trying to remain in control.
The guys play in an office basketball tournament for a trip to Reno.
The guys are anxious to acquire a new video game, but each wants his own copy.
Montez thinks his wife is being unfaithful, so the guys help with the search for her paramour.
A local consumer reporter becomes the object of the guys' affections.
The guys race each other to get a free massage chair.
The guys celebrate their common law marriage.
The office holds an election to decide who’s in charge of breakroom snacks.
The guys set out to prove they're the funniest people in the office at an employee's roast.
The guys' friendship is tested when Ders's dad comes to visit.
The guys go behind Karl's back when they find a new drug dealer.
An attractive temp at TelAmeriCorp tests the guys' limits of self-control.


Question: Provide a description of Santa Elena de Uairén.

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Santa Elena de Uairén () is a small Venezuelan city (29,795 inhabitants in 2006) in the state of Bolívar near the border with Brazil and Guyana. It was Founded by Lucas Fernandez Peña in 1923. The city's name originates from the first daughter of Lucas Fernandez Pena Elena, and Uairén by the river that crosses the city.


Question: Provide a description of Bennett Creek. Respond in 100 words.

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Bennett Creek or Bennett's Creek is a tributary of the Nansemond River in Suffolk, Virginia.
Bennett's Creek Park offers two free boat ramps that access the Nansemond River, a playground, tennis courts, restrooms, three covered shelters that can be reserved for use, a nature trail, open fields, a fishing and crabbing pier with handicap accessible features, and plenty of fresh air and sunshine. A canoe trail begins at the park boat ramp, passing through a tranquil salt marsh. Otter, raccoon, and nesting osprey are some of the wildlife viewing opportunities. The trail terminates at the confluence of the Nansemond River.


Question: What can you tell me about the song "That's the Kind of Mood I'm In"? Respond in 151 words.

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"That's the Kind of Mood I'm In" is a song written by Tim Nichols, Rick Giles and Gilles Godard. The song was initially recorded by Canadian artist Amanda Lee and issued in April 2000, peaking at #65 on the RPM Canadian country charts in July. A near-simultaneous cover was recorded by American country music artist Patty Loveless and was released in June 2000 as the first single from her album "Strong Heart". This version proved to be the bigger hit.
The song charted for 20 weeks on the Billboard Hot Country Singles and Tracks chart, reaching #13 during the week of 25 November 2000. "That's the Kind of Mood I'm In" was also Loveless' second entry into the "Billboard" Hot 100, charting for 14 weeks, reaching #71 during the week of November 18, 2000. In Canada, Loveless' version of the song peaked at #38 on the RPM country charts in November.


Question: Describe the connection between Paul Wellstone and Keith Ellison as it pertains to a potential leadership change at the DNC.

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The Congressional Progressive Caucus co-chair argues that if Democrats stand on principle and put resources into organizing, they will win.
The Democratic National Committee must change, radically, if it is going to be prepared for the challenge of opposing President-elect Donald Trump and the most right-wing Congress in American history. The DNC that could not stop Trump must be replaced by a DNC that can stop Trumpism.
Wellstone spoke those words after the heartbreaking election of 1984, in which Ronald Reagan won a 49-state landslide victory that led many Democrats to imagine that their party needed to ease up on its historic commitment to economic justice and its emerging commitment to a broader vision of social justice. Wellstone argued that the naysayers were misguided, that a turn inward that betrayed the “democratic wing of the Democratic Party” represented an abandonment of the future. He was right, on so many moral and political levels.
Wellstone’s vision lives on with those who worked with him on behalf of economic and social justice and peace—and on behalf of a grassroots-focused and boldly progressive Democratic Party. One of Wellstone’s allies was a young lawyer from Minneapolis named Keith Ellison, who would become a congressman and is now emerging as a potential front-runner for the chairmanship of the DNC.
Ellison embraced the Wellstone vision in Minnesota, where both men emerged from the same Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party activist tradition. They worked together for shared goals as a sitting US senator and a young African-American community activist looking to get involved in Minnesota politics, as a college professor and a lawyer, as an veteran farm and labor organizer and a community organizer on issues of racial and economic justice, as a Jew and a Muslim who sought a more progressive Democratic Party and a more progressive local, state, and national politics.
“Paul taught me that if you have a vision for an inclusive society, for peace and for environmental sustainability, you don’t just run to make a point, you run to win elections,” says Ellison.
That is what Democrats must do if they seek to mount an inspirational and effective opposition to Trumpism—and if they seek to provide a vision for the next American politics and the next America. So the prospect that Ellison, a co-chair of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, might bid for the chairmanship of the DNC is exciting. If he runs, Ellison will face opposition from former Vermont governor Howard Dean, who was a successful DNC chair in the period after he bid for the party’s 2004 presidential nomination, and potentially from a contender for the 2016 Democratic nomination, former Maryland governor Martin O’Malley. The names of other prospects continue to be discussed, including one of the party’s ablest communicators, former Michigan governor Jennifer Granholm.
Ellison has for months been engaged in behind-the-scenes discussions about the future of the party, and its chairmanship. Through it all, he has argued that the party must change. He has spoken not just to Sanders backers but also to key Clinton backers, to insiders and outsiders. And he has talked a lot about the Wellstone model of constant, at-the-grassroots organizing rather than a politics of money and poll-tested talking points.
But Ellison is also talking about Wellstone’s other ingredient of democratic renewal: good public policy that is clearly distinguished from the conservative agenda.


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In American football, a game manager is a quarterback who, despite pedestrian individual statistics such as passing yards and touchdowns, also maintains low numbers of mistakes, such as interceptions and fumbles. Such a quarterback is seen as a major factor in neither his team's wins nor their losses; his performance is good enough to not negatively affect the performances of other players on his team, even if he himself does not have the skills to be considered an elite player. Game managers often benefit from strong defense and rushing offense on their teams.


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As of March 2017, the village has an estimated population of 1,498 and a density of 5.6 persons per km². The total area is 269.26 km².


Question: What kind of beetle is Drycothaea guadeloupensis?

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 What kind of beetle is Drycothaea guadeloupensis?

Drycothaea guadeloupensis is a species of beetle in the family Cerambycidae. It was described by Fleutiaux and Sallé in 1889. It is known from Dominica and Guadalupe.


Question: Describe the move of Michael Allen to Edinburgh Rugby.

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 Describe the move of Michael Allen to Edinburgh Rugby.

Edinburgh Rugby have confirmed that Ulster wing/centre, Michael Allen, will join the club at the end of this season.
The 24-year-old, credited with pace, strength and a massive work rate, who has played all his professional rugby with the Belfast club, joins on a two-year deal, taking him through to May 2017.
"I got into the game through my dad who's a big rugby man, a big club man.
In fact Allen attended his first game at two weeks old, his dad turning out for the now Belfast Harlequins team who he went on to play for. With Methodist College he won the Ulster Schools' Cup in 2008 and 2009, and continued to represent Ulster at under-18, under-19 and Academy levels.
Making his senior Ulster debut against Leinster in 2012, he really came to the fore last season when injuries to Tommy Bowe and Andrew Trimble saw him taking his chance on the wing.
His rugby heroes are equally split over the two field positions.
"My first real rugby memory was Jonah Lomu in that World Cup where he ran over the English and I remember thinking he's pretty class; and Johnny Wilkinson, whenever he was playing, he was unbelievable.
In crossing the Irish Sea, Allen will also be leaving his childhood home, the place where he learned the trade he has plied since leaving school.
He said: "I've never lived anywhere else, always been in Belfast, and I'm probably a bit of a homebird. I do love the city and everything that comes with it but I'm looking forward to making a change, starting afresh.
"Apart from playing Edinburgh at BT Murrayfield over the last few years, I've only ever to been to the city twice to visit, both times with rugby school tours when we played Merchiston Castle School.
"Edinburgh have played some brilliant rugby this year and shown the potential of being a very, very good side.
After European Challenge Cup semi final success last weekend, Edinburgh refocus their energies on the Guinness PRO12 and the quest for a sixth place finish this Friday when they meet Zebre at BT Murrayfield (kick-off 7.35pm).
Tickets for the fixture are priced at £20 (adults, if bought by midnight Thursday - £25 on match day), £10 (concessions) and £5 under-18s.


Question: Explain Kavanaugh's opening statement during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on his confirmation.

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 Explain Kavanaugh's opening statement during the Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on his confirmation.

Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh called Democratic opposition to his nomination "revenge on behalf of the Clintons" during an emotional and aggressive opening statement on Thursday at a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing on his confirmation.
"This whole two-week effort has been a calculated and orchestrated political hit fueled with apparent pent-up anger about President Trump Donald John TrumpTrump calls Sri Lankan prime minister following church bombings Ex-Trump lawyer: Mueller knew Trump had to call investigation a 'witch hunt' for 'political reasons' The biggest challenge from the Mueller Report depends on the vigilance of everyone MORE and the 2016 election, fear that has been unfairly stoked about my judicial record, revenge on behalf of the Clintons and millions of dollars in money from outside left-wing opposition groups," a seething Kavanaugh said.
The embattled Supreme Court nominee throughout his testimony targeted Democrats who have openly opposed him, blaming them for destroying his family.
He quoted Democratic leaders who have called him "evil" and "your worst nightmare" and warned he would "threaten the lives of millions of Americans for decades to come."
"I would say to those senators: Your words have meaning," he said. "Millions of Americans listen carefully to you."
"Given comments like those, is it any surprise that people have been willing to do anything, to make any physical threat against my family, to send any violent email to my wife, to make any kind of allegation against me and against my friends, to blow me up and take me down?" he asked. "You sowed the wind for decades to come."
"The whole country will reap the whirlwind," he added.
Kavanaugh's statement came hours after Christine Blasey Ford, who has accused him of sexually assaulting her when the two were in high school, completed her testimony.
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Question: Describe the events surrounding the omnibus spending bill President Trump wanted funding for his border wall.

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 Describe the events surrounding the omnibus spending bill President Trump wanted funding for his border wall.

Congress released a $1.3 trillion omnibus spending bill Wedneday that provides no funding for President Donald Trump's proposed border wall – a major setback for Trump, who had demanded $25 billion to construct a concrete barrier to stop illegal crossings from Mexico.
Though Republicans control both the House and the Senate, Congressional leaders caved to Democrats' demands that the spending bill include zero funding for one of the president's key legislative priorities.
The spending bill does provide more than $1.2 billion for border security enhancements, including high-tech surveillance systems, as well as some $641 million for over 30 miles of new fences and border-crossing obstacles.
But Democrats strongly objected to any funding for a permanent wall that will help control illegal immigration across almost 2,000 miles of the border with Mexico.
Conservatives already are slamming the 2,232 page bill that dramatically increases spending – one that is set to be voted on as soon as Thursday with almost no Congressional or public deliberation.
"I'm voting against it . . . and if the bill passes the way it is, I hope the White House does veto," conservative Ohio Congressman Jim Jordan told The Hill. "But I think it's not good for the American taxpayer, not consistent, anywhere close to consistent, to what we said we would do when they elected us in 2016."
Freedom Caucus leader Rep. Mark Meadows shared the sentiment.
"It is troubling when we get a tunnel and we don't get a wall," Meadows said.
Meadow’s reference to a "tunnel" was the $541 million the bill earmarks for the massive Gateway rail tunnel that will link New York City and New Jersey.
The Gateway project has been a pet project of Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
Gateway will receive more than half of the $900 million Schumer sought for the project. The omnibus provides more than $3.2 billion for infrastructure and railway projects not specifically earmarked, money that could be used to cover the balance of Schumer's request.
The omnibus, though denying any funding for the border wall, will give ignition to Gateway, a project that is expected to cost taxpayers at least $30 billion to complete.
A major setback for President Donald Trump who had demanded $25 billion to construct a concrete barrier to stop illegal crossings from Mexico, Congress released a $1.3 trillion omnibus spending Wednesday that provides no funding for President's proposed border wall.


Question: What are the alternatives to using a Mac for iOS application development?

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 What are the alternatives to using a Mac for iOS application development?

Do I essentially need to make use of a Mac to make superior iOS applications? These could involve applications for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch etc. The very simple answer to this is no. But there are other factors we need to assess before applying this statement.
When in the process of application development for any iOS enabled gadgets like iPhone, MacBook, iPad and Apple Watch you have to utilize Xcode. Xcode is a free programming software made by Apple that enables you to plan and code up applications. Xcode just deals with Apple’s working framework, OS X. So on the off chance that you have a Mac; at that point, you can run Xcode no issue. If you don’t have a Mac, there are two works around that I am aware that you can utilize. So altogether there are three ways you can run Xcode. Keep reading if you want to know more.
This, without doubt, is the best alternative. Making use of Apple’s equipment to run Xcode will be the best understanding of mobile application development. Not everyone has the access to a Mac and getting one can turn out to be expensive. Though for developers this trouble is justified. This is the easiest and most lucrative of the methods.
It’s an extremely inventive answer for helping those who don’t have a Mac make stellar applications. There are few organizations that possess a bundle of Mac PCs and enable you to get to them by means of the web and control them remotely. It’s sort of like leasing a Mac month to month. All you require is a web program to get to your machine. The drawback to this is you need to pay a month to month expense and you should be associated with the web to do your work. Some organizations that do this are machincloud.com and xcodeclud.com.
It’s confounded. It takes a great deal of work and specialized know how to get your virtual machine set up.
It’s illicit. Apple doesn’t offer OS X without anyone else’s input as a remain solitary item. They offer PCs with OS X on them. Consequently, you can’t purchase a duplicate of OS X and run it on your PC. You would need to download it illicitly. A few people contend that Apple could never come after you for doing this yet I don’t believe it’s justified regardless of the hazard what’s more; you will have a much better involvement with a real Mac.
All in all, if you have the budget for a Mac – shoot! If you don’t here are your options. A wise decision right now can help aid your iOS application development tremendously.
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Question: What can you tell me about Calvin Coolidge State Forest? Respond in 4 sentences.

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 What can you tell me about Calvin Coolidge State Forest? Respond in 4 sentences.

Calvin Coolidge State Forest, also known as Coolidge State Forest, covers in two parts in Rutland and Windsor Counties in Vermont. The West portion cover in Killington, Mendon, Plymouth and Shrewsbury in both counties. The East portion cover in Bridgewater, Plymouth, Reading, and Woodstock in Windsor County.
The forest is managed by the Vermont Department of Forests, Parks, and Recreation for timber resources, wildlife habitat, and recreational activities.


Question: Explain what happened when Twitter reported that their passwords were stored in plain text and why users should increase their security measures. Respond in 170 words.

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Twitter notes that it currently has “no reason to believe password information ever left Twitter’s system” or that these unprotected passwords were accessed by hackers, but the risk of the unknown remains. The company has advised users to change their passwords as a precautionary measure.
We’ve reached out to Twitter for more details on the bug and additional information about how this could have happened. Update: Twitter declined to provide additional technical details on the incident but emphasized that is believes the likelihood that the passwords were discoverable is “extremely low” and an internal investigation has revealed no indications of a breach or other misuse.
It’s pretty unusual for a company of this size to make such a basic security mistake, but that’s just another reason for users to take password protection into their own hands. Now is the perfect time to start using two-factor authentication and a password manager like LastPass or 1Password to keep your account credentials safe even when the platforms you use fail to do so.


Question: Explain the current situation with President Trump's order regarding declassification of materials related to the Russia investigation.

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 Explain the current situation with President Trump's order regarding declassification of materials related to the Russia investigation.

Despite President Trump's Monday order for the "immediate declassification" of sensitive materials related to the Russia investigation, "without redaction," the agencies involved are planning to do so anyway, according to Bloomberg, citing three people familiar with the matter.
Trump ordered the DOJ to release the text messages of former FBI Director James Comey, his deputy Andrew McCabe, now-fired special agent Peter Strzok, former FBI attorney Lisa Page and twice-demoted DOJ official Bruce Ohr.
Also ordered released are specific pages from the FBI's FISA surveillance warrant application on former Trump campaign aide Carter Page, as well as interviews with Ohr.
The DOJ and the FBI are expected to submit proposed redactions to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence - which will prepare a package for Trump to sign off on.
"When the president issues such an order, it triggers a declassification review process that is conducted by various agencies within the intelligence community, in conjunction with the White House counsel, to seek to ensure the safety of America’s national security interests," a Justice Department spokesman said in a statement. "The department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation are already working with the Director of National Intelligence to comply with the president’s order."
The agencies are likely to cite national security concerns over revealing classified "sources and methods" pertaining to the Russia investigation - which will put them in direct conflict with Trump's order. Trump, as president, has the power to override the agencies and declassify material on his own.
Trump's order to release the documents comes after months of requests from GOP lawmakers, while the DOJ has repeatedly denied their requests for more transparency.
According to Bloomberg, the DOJ is interpreting Trump's request to include information about the use of confidential informant (spy) Stephan Halper during the early stages of the Trump-Russia investigation. After taking in over $400,000 from the Obama Pentagon under the auspices of a research contract, Halper befriended and spied on members of the Trump campaign, including aides Carter Page and George Papadopoulos.
Top Congressional Democrats Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, Adam Schiff and Mark Warner penned a joint letter to ODNI Director Dan Coates, Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein and FBI Director Christopher Wray demanding that the agencies defy President Trump.
In the letter, the lawmakers "express profound alarm" at the decision to "intervene in an ongoing law enforcement investigation that may implicate the President himself or those around him."
"Any decision by your offices to share this material with the President or his lawyers will violate longstanding Department of Justice polices, as well as assurances you have provided to us."
The letter then demands that the agencies brief the Gang of Eight before releasing the materials "to anyone at the White House."


Question: Describe your experience with a ROM for the Mi Pad.

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 Describe your experience with a ROM for the Mi Pad.

Here is one more ROM for Mi PAD. This one I consider as stable daily driver.
whole new audio based on opensource tinyhal (microphone should work both builtin and headset). Please report any regression.
Added settings for enable Navigation bar ( check in Settings -> Buttons). Hardware keys disables when nav bar switched on.
love this rom, better than cm12.1.
smooth as butter! highly recommended!
Any bugs u encountered so far. Video playback/some lags/restarts?
I have no words to describe except what @OoSTARTERoO said.
I am starting to really love my mipad.
I will check with Antutu after some time.
Anyway, I cannot seem to use sd card as internal storage .. is this a bug ?
Thanks a lot Highwaystar.. Real thanks for keeping the MiPad alive.
thanks @highwaystar_ru!!! You are the best one!!


Question: What was Enrico Fermi High School?

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Enrico Fermi High School (defunct) was a high school located in Enfield, Connecticut, and closed when it consolidated with Enfield High School in 2016.


Question: What legal protocols govern the use of deadly force by police?

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 What legal protocols govern the use of deadly force by police?

The police shooting death of Michael Brown in the St. Louis suburb of Ferguson has sparked outrage over what locals say was police brutality. While Ferguson law enforcement officials have defended police actions, an FBI investigation into the shooting has been launched. But what legal protocols govern the permissibility of the use of deadly force by police? Al Jazeera examines three recent cases.
On Aug. 9, in Ferguson, Missouri, Michael Brown, 18, suffered fatal gunshot wounds while allegedly fleeing from police officers.
At a news conference the day after the shooting, Police Chief Jon Belmar of St. Louis County alleged that Brown rushed at one of his officers who was in a police car at the time, and that Brown had attempted to wrest the officer's gun away from him. Belmar said at least one shot was fired from inside the vehicle.
"The officer was able to exit the vehicle, where the fatal shooting occurred in the street, approximately 35 feet from where the officer's vehicle was parked," a St. Louis County police statement read. "There were several shell casings found at the scene. All of the shell casings match to one weapon, and that is the officer's weapon."
Multiple witnesses said Brown had attempted to flee, though it is unclear if he stopped before police shot at him.
The police department confirmed claims from the family and witnesses saying that Brown was unarmed.
If Brown is proved to have been fleeing the scene when he was shot, the onus would be on the law enforcement officer who fired to prove that he had reasonable grounds to believe that the suspect posed a threat. Tony Rothert, legal director for Missouri’s ACLU chapter, said proving reasonable grounds for believing a suspect posed a threat would be more difficult when that suspect was unarmed.
Police protocol often goes further in restricting use of deadly force than Supreme Court rulings do in order to protect public safety.
One example is the New York Police Department's prohibition on officers using chokeholds to restrain suspects.
A city medical examiner concluded that Garner had died as a result of neck compression from the chokehold along with "the compression of his chest and prone positioning during physical restraint by police." Asthma, heart disease and obesity were contributing factors to his death.
NYPD union leader Patrick Lynch argued that technically, Garner was not placed in a chokehold.
Albuquerque police aim at James Boyd.
On March 16, Albuquerque police shot and killed James Boyd, 38, a homeless man who was “illegally camping.” After police officers launched a stun grenade and released an attack dog on Boyd, Boyd pulled out a pocketknife. Two police officers responded with rifle fire killing Boyd. The fatal shooting was captured by an officer’s helmet-mounted camera and released to the public.
Albuquerque Police Chief Gordon Eden called the shooting justified, saying officers had first used non-lethal and a direct threat made against an unarmed K9 officer.


Question: Provide instructions for submitting a paper to the HICL conference.

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 Provide instructions for submitting a paper to the HICL conference.

An optional Ph.D. seminar will be held on the 25 September 2019 for doctoral candidates in cooperation with the Kühne Logistics University. The workshop is conducted under the guidance of experienced researchers. The get-together is also meant as a networking opportunity and a reduced-rate access to the conference for those young researchers that are not yet ready to submit a full paper. More information about the content of the workshop will be published very soon!
Authors are invited to submit original and unpublished research results or best practices that have not been submitted for publication elsewhere. The official conference language for abstracts, papers, and presentations is English.
Submissions will only be accepted through the HICL website (https://hicl.org). For the full paper, you will be provided a template. Generally, late submissions and submissions exceeding the length requirement will be rejected automatically without further review. Each submission must provide four keywords and each author’s contact information. Graphics should be readable in greyscale and when printed on A5 (148 × 210 mm) paper. A submission may not exceed 25 pages or 6,000 words (total paper length).
The submission of a paper is preceded by the submission of a structured abstract. Authors must provide an abstract structured in up to six sections, mandatorily addressing the purpose, methodology, findings as well as originality and, if applicable, research limitation as well as managerial implications using the submission form on the website. After a short review process, all authors will be notified and will receive instructions on the paper submission. Paper submissions require the abstract to have been accepted in the aforementioned process.
The Conference Committee will evaluate each submission concerning contribution to theory and accessibility to the HICL audience. Refereeing is double-blind.
The abstract should clearly describe the nature and relevance of the problem(s), research methodology, and work-in-progress or final research results. The papers will also be evaluated concerning significance, originality, relevance, novelty, correctness, and clarity.


Question: What is cost efficiency in the context of parallel computer algorithms?

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Cost efficiency (or cost optimality), in the context of parallel computer algorithms, refers to a measure of how effectively parallel computing can be used to solve a particular problem. A parallel algorithm is considered cost efficient if its asymptotic running time multiplied by the number of processing units involved in the computation is comparable to the running time of the best sequential algorithm.


Question: Respond in 44 words. What is the Heers Formation?

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The Heers Formation (; ; abbreviation: Hs) is a geologic formation in the subsurface of Belgium. The formation consists of sand and marl and was deposited in the shallow sea that covered Belgium during the middle to late Selandian age of the Paleocene epoch.


Question: Provide an explanation of how to use a story starter tool for teaching in an educational setting. Respond in 8 sentences.

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Generate a new story starter!
Let’s write a story! Here’s a sentence to help get you started!
Our tool can generate 37500 unique story ideas!
This is the perfect writing motivation – your students will love a unique story starter to get their creative juices flowing!
I’m sure you’ll find many ways to use this free teaching tool.
For example, I might have some students discuss a story starter as a group and work on writing a story based around the idea.
Another group of students I might give each their own starter sentence and they’ll have written their own short story in no time!


Question: What damage has been done to the academic milieu of Pakistan by disallowing scholars to have a critical engagement with the ideas of Karl Marx? Respond in 50 sentences.

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Karl Marx’ bicentenary did not go unnoticed even in Pakistan where his ideas and theories exist as aberration to the nationalist narrative that is interlaced with religious ideology.
Reading Marx critically was no less than a heresy for many people back in 1978-79. So much so that when Ziaul Haq’s Islamisation campaign was set in motion, some zealots from various departments of the Punjab University took out books on Marxism and torched them to ashes.
This was revealed to me by Prof. Qamar Abbas, a veteran academic and activist, who served at the Punjab University for almost four decades. Such an act was deemed necessary by the ‘neo-Islamists’ to wipe out the atheistic influence from the land of the pure.
Neo-Islamists were those who found their identity in religion only after Ziaul Haq assumed power and legitimised his rule by playing up the Islamic card. Prior to the Operation Fair Play in 1977, they held ‘the middle of the axis’ position; they were neither to the left nor to the right of the centre. Later they joined the ranks of the religious right.
This unequivocal adherence to the ideology became the measure of academic excellence. Thereafter, Marx and his ideas were banished from academic spaces. Academics teaching Marxism were demonised and some of them were hounded out of universities.
What was the damage done to the academic milieu of the country by disallowing scholars to have critical engagement with the most influential thinker of the modern era? “No thinker in the 19th and 20th centuries had perhaps so direct, deliberate and powerful influence on the world as Karl Marx. The strength of his influence was unique. He completed the bulk of his work between 1844 and 1883, a period of democratic nationalism, trade unionism and revolution. Neither Marx’s mind nor his pen ever stopped moving”.
It seems pertinent to reflect on ‘Historical Materialism’ to put my view in perspective.
It is the condition of material life of society that determines the physiognomy of society, its ideas, views, institutions etc. But the question is, what are these conditions of the material life of society? Of course, the nature or geographical environment is an indispensable condition of the material life of society and influences the development of society. But its influence is not the determining influence. Changes in society occur at a much faster rate than changes in the nature.
Similarly, the density of population plays an important role because without a minimum number of people there can be no material life of society. But again this is not the determining role because a higher density of population does not necessarily produce a higher social system. The chief determining force, according to Historical Materialism, is the methods of procuring the means of livelihood or the modes of production of material values such as food, clothing, house, etc. The instruments of production and the people who operate them jointly constitute the productive forces of society.
Despite the influence of his ideas in the 20th century, Marx’s personal influence and ideology were time-space bound. But his ideas had ubiquitous appeal and the impact they cast was profound and long lasting. Obviously, he was critiqued and rightfully so.
Two most important points of criticism are: it rules out the influence of two many other factors and it reduces men to a “horde of will-less automatons”; and, it is a fatalistic theory opposed to the doctrine of free will of overlooking the importance of human agency. Yet another important limitation of Marxist thought is that it does not take into account “revealed knowledge” which in the course of human history is known to have brought about significant changes.
The work of great artists, poets, dramatists and men of similar type cannot be accounted for by this theory. If economic forces dominate society, how do different aspects of social life form an organic whole, as Marx asserted.
In my view, it would have been better if Marxism was critiqued in a constructive manner instead of being dismissed without having any interface with it. The utter disregard shown to Marxist thought did a colossal damage to the disciplines of social sciences as well as of humanities. I have seen with agony, Pakistani academics’ insouciance as some of them cover the entire Marx in a single lecture, a true retribution that Marx is being subjected to for being a non-believer.
In a postcolonial society like Pakistan, the social realities and dichotomous relationships which create and construct those realities, could hardly be scrutinised without drawing on Marxism. After the demise of Hamza Alavi and Aijaz Ahmad having moved to India, Pakistan does not have any academic with good theoretical grounding in Marxism.
Thus, the instruction offered in the disciplines of social sciences is starkly devoid of any theoretical or conceptual underpinning.
I advocate that the process of indigenisation of knowledge will take place only if we engage with theory. In order to master ‘theory’, Pakistani academia will have to become involved in Marxist ideas and debates that emanated out of these ideas particularly from 1968 onwards.
Marx was variously interpreted over the span of 125 years. Isaiah Berlin’s biography of Marx is quite instructive and offers critical insights for the students of political theory in particular. More so, from Antonio Gramsci to Althusser and from Horkheimer and Theodore Adorno to Jurgan Habermas and Slavoj Zizek, Marxian thought appeared in various shades. Far from being static, it changed with changing times. Even in the extenuating circumstances as these, quite a few commentaries and exegetical analysis of Marx’s text(s) can be found in libraries. But any meaningful debate or critique on Marxism is sparse in our universities.
Importantly, postcolonial theory came about, to a great extent, in response to Marxist formulations. Ruefully we are still stuck with classical texts in the courses of English literature, being offered in most of the institutions of higher learning. Now when internationally postcolonial theory seems to have passed its prime, and some consider it has become a bit redundant, we are still conjuring up excuses to prevaricate its introduction in literature courses.


Question: Describe a test ride experience on a JUMP bike in Seattle.

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GeekWire’s Monica Nickelsburg tested the only JUMP bike currently in Seattle.
Uber is eagerly awaiting final bike-share regulations from the Seattle Department of Transporation so it can deploy JUMP — its competitor to Lime, Spin, and Ofo — in the city. In the meantime, I got to test out the one JUMP electric-assist bicycle currently in Seattle, the same bike spotted by a canny GeekWire reader on a ferry over the Puget Sound.
The horseshoe-shaped JUMP lock attaches to the bike with a magnet while it’s in use.
My adventure with JUMP started at University and 2nd Ave in downtown Seattle, where the bike was locked to a bike rack. That’s one of the key differences between JUMP and other dockless shared bikes. To finish a ride with JUMP, you have to attach the bike to a bike rack using a lock that is secured to the bike with a magnet while riding. JUMP bikes also have gears, another difference from its competitors. They reach a maximum electric-assisted speed of 20 mph, compared with the cap of 14.5 mph on a Lime-E bike.
“That makes it easier to navigate a city like Seattle,” Uber communications rep Nathan Hambley said, referencing the city’s notorious hills.
Hambley unlocked the bike using his Orca card. The bike can be unlocked with any JUMP-certified RFID card or using a rider’s account number. Riders can’t pay for their JUMP ride using an Orca card but Uber hopes to integrate public transit cards as a payment option in the app down the line.
After unlocking the bike and adjusting the seat so this short cyclist’s feet reached the ground, I was off. I took the 2nd Ave bike lane uphill until I reached Stewart street. It was a smooth ride under sunny skies and thanks to the bike’s electric-assist feature, I didn’t break a sweat. All JUMP bikes come with electric assist, which kicks in automatically as you pedal. It’s similar to Lime-E, the electric assist bicycles Lime deployed in Seattle earlier this year.
Overall, my ride with JUMP was smooth, pleasant and similar to my experience on a Lime-E bike. Uber is anxious to launch JUMP in Seattle but can’t do so until SDOT formalizes bike-share regulations in the city. For a little over a year, SDOT has been running a pilot program with the three companies currently operating dockless bike-share services in Seattle streets. Additional companies have not been admitted into the pilot program.
SDOT is expected to unveil the long-term bike-share rules of the road sometime this summer. Once Uber has the green light, it will deploy JUMP bikes in Seattle.


Question: What is the latest on F-35 jets for the Turkish Air Force?

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ANKARA (Sputnik) - If the United States does not supply F-35 stealth fighter jets to the Turkish Air Force, Ankara will satisfy its need for such warplanes "somewhere else," Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said on Wednesday.
The Turkish people are against the presence of US troops at the Incirlik air base in southern Turkey due to Washington's unfriendly policy and "wrong moves" with regard to Turkey, Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Wednesday.
"We try to improve our relations with the United States. To normalize them, the United States should take steps regarding [the Syrian city] Manbij, the extradition of [Islamic cleric Fethullah] Gulen… When it comes to these issues, our people say: 'Close the Incirlik, Kurecik bases [for the US]'… We are waiting for the United States to abandon its wrong actions," Cavusoglu told the A Haber broadcaster.
"As regards the F-35 jets, I have no concerns, this contract is legally binding, it cannot be easily terminated. But if these jets are not supplied to Turkey, we will satisfy our needs somewhere else," Cavusoglu said, as quoted by the NTV broadcaster.
"There are no reasons why the US will not supply F-35s to us. We do not want to spoil relations with our US ally. The F-35 aircraft should be delivered to Turkey as planned. But in case of problems, Turkey will not be left without an alternative. It may buy [aircraft] both from Russia and from a NATO country. There is an agreement on F-35s, and if one side withdraws from it, the necessary steps will be taken," the minister added.
Secretary of the US Air Force Heather Wilson has said earlier that Washington is hopeful it can resolve some operational problems over Turkey’s purchase of Russia’s S-400 air defense system before sending F-35 stealth fighter jets to the Turkish Air Force.
On Sunday, the Yeni Safak media outlet reported Turkey could purchase Russian fifth-generation Su-57 fighter jets if the United States blocks deliveries of F-35 planes because of Ankara's decision to buy Russian S-400 air defense systems.
Earlier in April, Assistant Secretary of State for European and Eurasian Affairs Wess Mitchell said Turkey’s purchase of the S-400 air defense system from Russia could negatively affect the delivery of the F-35 jets to Ankara. In addition, a group of senators comprising both Republicans and Democrats wants to block the supply of F-35s to Ankara due to the arrest of US Pastor Andrew Brunson, who is being tried on charges of aiding terrorist groups.


Question: What reward packages are available for this project? Respond in 35 sentences.

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630 backers pledged $47,719 to help bring this project to life.
Build your very own desktop catapult! These kits make a great 1:24 scale model or a fun office toy. Each kit comes with everything you need except a hammer and scissors. The parts are CNC machined to insure a precise fit. The baltic birch wood is sanded, stained, then laser cut. The brass pins and wheels are machined from solid brass.
These catapults are designed to be assembled without any glue. They utilize dowel pin and mortise joints for assembly. Simply match the pieces. Drive the brass pins in. Then snap together.
This picture shows a brass dowel pin. Below it is a mortise and tenon joint. No glue!
While standing only 4 inches tall, these catapults can throw objects over 35 feet! Objects that weigh around 1 gram get launched the farthest. Heavier or lighter objects, like pennies and paper wads, can be launched up to 18 feet. Making these catapults perfect for office battles!
Data is from a catapult that has been fully winded up.
These are improved versions of the original Trebbers kit! To see specs/info on the original trebuchet kit go here. To see what has been improved go here.
I need $14,000 for machine upgrades, raw materials, and shipping. I also need to reach MOQ's on the CNC machined brass parts.
Please note that your country might have import fees or VATs.
I have made several successful design prototypes. They all have been thoroughly tested and work flawlessly. The only difference between these and the reward ones is the manufacturing process for the brass parts.
You will receive one catapult kit.
You will receive two Kits.
You will receive three kits of your choice.
At the end of the campaign you will have the option to choose.
You will receive four kits of your choice. At the end of the campaign you will have the option to choose.


Question: Describe the potential gains an investor can make with Bitcoin.

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Even though Bitcoin has been called a bubble, investors who have hungrily watched Bitcoin’s price soar 290% over the past year from the sidelines still have a chance to win big. Or at least that’s according to Goldman Sachs analyst Sheba Jafari.
On Sunday, the banking giant sent a note seen by CNBC that said Bitcoin, now priced at $2,568 a piece, could fall as low as $1,857 before bouncing to a much higher valuation between $3,212 to $3,915. That means if an investor watches the cryptocurrency carefully and times it perfectly, they could gain as much as 110% on their initial investment. Granted, that would take quite a bit of patience, with Goldman acknowledging that “it might take time” to hit $3,915.
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If Bitcoin were to hit $3,915, then that would add another $22 billion in market capitalization to cryptocurrency, which is up 53% from Bitcoin’s current market capitalization of $42 billion.
That comes as the cryptocurrency has fallen from a high of just over $3,000 in mid-June, with investors, including Mark Cuban, warning that Bitcoin’s price has already peaked.