7777yeet/914logs huggingface dataset:
Input: 1kg of aluminum.
Setting: Fine
Output: A highly detailed bust of the current Queen of England. Later determined to have the exact facial expression on the Queen at the moment of testing.
Input: 2kg of aluminum.
Setting: Fine
Output: A detailed model of a Foundation Site numbered 05, which is confirmed to not exist. Output incinerated.
Input: 4kg of aluminum, 4m2 of linen.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A functional model of Leonardo da Vinci's aerial screw helicopter. After the output booth was opened, the model proceeded to fly out and hover above Senior Researcher Vivic's head. The screw rotors appeared to be powered anomalously. When approached, the model would move away at a speed of 1m/s (with a top speed of approximately 3m/s) by tilting in the relevant direction as a modern helicopter would. The model would also avoid impacting any physical barriers by keeping a minimum distance of 0.5m away from said barriers.
Input: 4kg of aluminum, 4m2 of linen.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A functional model of Leonardo da Vinci's flying machine, the Ornithopter. After the output booth was opened, it attempted to take flight but failed to lift itself off the ground. Later found to be capable of sustained flight after Senior Researcher Vivic gently threw it like a paper airplane. Cruising speed stands at a minimum of 1.5m/s and top speed measured to be 15m/s.
Input: 5kg of aluminum, 1m2 of linen.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A miniature tableau of two people made of aluminium, Person A is on its hands and knees with its face pushed into a pile of dirt by Person B's right foot on the back of its head. Person B appears to be in a stance of power and authority, with exaggerated eyebrows visibly displaying anger and its mouth wide open, possibly yelling at Person A. Both figures are wearing lab coats made of linen, each with the Foundation insignia embroidered on the back with aluminum wool. The faces of the models are of a lower quality and detail, resembling generic facial features of mannequins, making identification impossible.
Input: Documentation for C 18.
Setting: Fine
Output: A copy of The C Programming Language, 18th edition by Brian Kernigan and Dennis Ritchie. The book contains up-to-date documentation on C 18. Of note is that no such edition of The C Programming Language exists.
Input: Documentation for Java 12.
Setting: Fine
Output: A finely detailed political-topological map of the Indonesian island of Java, in 1:1012 scale. The documentation has been cut in such a way that it mimics the geography of the island. Excess paper is strewn about in the output booth.
Input: Documentation for brainf*ck
Setting: Fine
Output: Unchanged input. A piece of paper containing a cognitohazard that forces whoever looks at the paper to only use their last eight spoken words in speech for approximately 2 hours.
Input: Documentation for Python 3.8.
Setting: Fine
Output: A 3.8-meter long origami model of a Python molurus (Indian rock python). Upon physical contact with the model, the model began moving in the direction of the containment area doors at approximately 38 cm/s. Neutralized via H2O-9000.
Input: Documentation for HTML5.
Setting: Fine
Output: The documentation now contains new HTML tags not specified in the input, such as <liquid></liquid>. These new tags anomalously animate in the documentation, such as <fire></fire> giving a flame-like animation to anything enclosed. Manually writing these tags on the documentation itself, such as via a writing implement, does not produce this effect.
Input: 1kg of gold, 1kg of chromium
Setting: Fine
Output: One 2kg ingot twice the size resembling a chromatic combination of the two inputs. No unusual or anomalous properties.
Input: 2L of oxygen, 1kg of iron
Setting: Fine
Output: A lighter than expected but heavily rusted ingot of iron covered in the steel from the gas canister. Alloy is extremely brittle.
Input: 1kg of copper, 1kg of chromium, 1kg of tungsten
Setting: Fine
Output: A 3kg ingot with visual appearance close to beryllium bronze however possesses minor anomalous properties, being resistant to reality bending anomalies. Alloy can be safely transported without protective gloves.
Input: 1kg of tungsten, 2L of argon, 1kg of iron.
Setting: Fine
Output: A 3kg ingot with an extremely hydrophobic surface, melting temperature discovered to be 3,600°C. Alloy is extremely sturdy in stress tests and unnaturally dense.
Input: 1kg of gold, 1kg of platinum.
Setting: Fine
Output: One 2kg ingot with the metals in an advanced interlocking pattern. Alloy possesses extreme corrosion resistance, high malleability, and rejects both positive and negative magnetic forces.
Input: 1kg of gold, 1kg of copper, 2L of hydrogen.
Setting: Fine
Output: A 2kg bundle of gold plated copper ribbon cable with a width of 3cm and rough length of 20m. The hydrogen canister has been turned into a stainless steel spool. Ribbon cable shows anomalously low levels of electric resistance. The copper appears to be meant for isolation, which severely reduces its usefulness for data transferring purposes.
Input: 1kg of iron, 1kg of chromium, 1kg of copper, 2L of argon.
Setting: Fine
Output: a 5kg ingot resembling beryllium bronze. However, it has gained a faint purple glow even after reforging. Alloy possesses a weak magnetic flux.
Input: 2kg of tungsten, 1kg of copper, 2L of hydrogen
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A fully functional, fully loaded handgun, with similar appearance to be Glock 18. The primary weapon frame, barrel, and firing mechanism are composed of pure tungsten, while the grip plates and iron sights are made of copper. The ammunition is also made purely of copper, with highly compressed hydrogen as a replacement of the potassium nitrate. The firearm possesses significantly more firepower and less recoil than a standard G18. It is chambered in 9mm parabellum. Sent to R&D for research.
Input: 1kg of copper, 1kg chromium, 1kg of iron, 2L of neon gas.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One striped alloy ingot weighing exactly 3.236kg. The primary colour is grey with copper and chromium stripes every 2.46cm along the vertical axis of the ingot when at rest. Should the ingot come into contact with a subject, said subject will experience the effects of Class X Mnestics albeit temporarily until contact is broken. Bring this alloy to the Anti-memetic division immediately.
Input: 1kg of iron, 2L of neon gas, 3kg of chromium.
Setting: Fine
Output: One metal ingot with a weight of 4.2kg. It is an exceptional insulator of heat and glows in the presence of electricity. Max detectable range of electricity is 4.5m. Properties are not affected by reforging.
Input: 4kg of Iron, 1kg of chromium, 1kg of copper
Setting: Fine
Output: One alloy ingot weighing 6kg with a mild magnetic property that attracts biological material up to 30cm away with a strength of 200 Gauss, twice the strength of an average fridge magnet.
Input: 2L of neon gas, 2L of hydrogen gas, 2L of argon gas, 2L of helium gas, 2L of oxygen gas, 8kg of platinum, 8kg of iron.
Setting: Fine
Output: A sculpture constructed of input materials, with a wide twisting inner core made of iron and many branches of platinum every few centimetres. Located on the end of each branch are 4-6 stainless steel spheres roughly 2-4cm in diameter filled with a mixed concoction of the gasses placed in the input.
Input: 1kg of chromium, 1kg of copper, 2L of helium.
Setting: Fine
Output: A single 1.2kg alloy ingot with a tarnished copper colour. Imprinted on its surface are the words "Oxium 95% A.” Alloy noted to have high tensile strength.
Input: 1kg of gold, 1kg of copper
Setting: Fine
Output: One metal plate comprised of the two metals, imprinted is a circle stricken through, similar to a ''stop'' sign, and is hot to the touch. Cooled to room temperature after 15 minutes.
Input: 1kg of iron
Setting: Fine
Output: A sculpture of researcher Vivic being executed by [DATA EXPUNGED]
Input: 2kg of iron, 2kg of platinum, 1kg of gold, 2L of neon, 1kg of tungsten.
Setting: Fine
Output: A rectangular plate constructed of the above items. A strong cognitohazard affected Reseacher Vivic upon viewing, causing him to strike his head against the chamber wall until he lost consciousness.
Input: One photocopy, one dictionary.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One photocopy of the Voynich manuscript written in linear A, presumably translated, and one English to French dictionary
Input: One photocopy, one dictionary
Setting: Fine
Output: An dictionary that changes content every time it is opened. Languages are usually incomprehensible.
Input: One cube of einsteinium
Setting: Fine
Output: An einsteinium model of the moon. It glows blue in the dark, as is to be expected of this element. It has a hook at the north pole, for it to hang from the ceiling.
Input: One cube of einsteinium
Setting: Fine
Output: An einsteinium bust of Albert Einstein.
Input: One cube of einsteinium
Setting: Fine
Output: One dodecahedron of einsteinium. It has numbers on its faces from 1 to 12, which glow brighter than the rest of the metal. It has a very satisfying weight, and is addicting to roll. After rolling 5000 times, it has been determined that it is an extremely fair die.
Input: One cube of einsteinium
Setting: Fine
Output: One tube of einsteinium. Radioactive objects that pass through it will become inert, and non-radioactive objects, including air, will become radioactive. Once the anomalous property was determined, Research Cell 109-B was evacuated and decontaminated. The output was taken off-site to be disposed of.
Input: One cube of einsteinium
Setting: Fine
Output: An animate statue with a cube head. The number 99 is carved onto its head. It initially appeared to be sleeping, but when disturbed, it activated and scanned the room. When offered a piece of one of the previous outputs, it proceeded to assimilate it, then ejected material that was found to be an alloy of californium, berkelium, curium, and americium.
Input: One Canadian flag
Setting: Coarse
Output: A completely white flag, a white stem, and a puddle of red ink, all sorted neatly.
Input: One Canadian flag
Setting: 1:1
Output: A flag of Switzerland.
Input: One Canadian flag
Setting: Fine
Output: The same flag. Upon being picked up, the subject experiences a change in overall mood, being described as being "more polite". In addition, subject claims all foods smell like maple syrup. Effect lasts for upwards of an hour after releasing the flag.
Input: One copy of SCP-914's test logs
Setting: 1:1
Output: One copy of the script of the movie Groundhog Day
Input: One copy of SCP-914's test logs
Setting: 1:1
Output: SCP-914's test logs, in the form of a comic book authored by Researcher Vil. When asked about this, he says he has only considered such a work.
Input: One copy of SCP-914's test logs
Setting: Fine
Output: Unchanged The logs are sorted in groups of ten and one hundred, rather than arbitrarily, as the input was. Additionally, the logs are given unique numbers from 0100 to 1000, and the structure of the sorting system provides easier means of finding particular test logs.
Input: One mechanical pencil sharpener.
Setting: Rough
Output: A damaged disassembled mechanical pencil sharpener.
Input: One mechanical pencil sharpener
Setting: Coarse
Output: A disassembled mechanical pencil sharpener.
Input: One mechanical pencil sharpener
Setting: 1:1
Output: A "914 brand" mechanical pencil sharpener. Result non-anomalous.
Input: One mechanical pencil sharpener
Setting: Fine
Output: A "914-chan brand" mechanical pencil sharpener. Result non-anomalous.
Input: One mechanical pencil sharpener
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A 914-chan brand mechanical pencil sharpener. Result has the anomalous effect of inducing mild hallucinations of an entity calling itself "914-chan" in any personnel viewing the sharpener. Item incinerated.
Input: One boomerang
Setting: Fine
Output: Unchanged boomerang A boomerang that once thrown, cannot be caught and will always strike the thrower. The impact is non-hazardous because the boomerang has lost almost all of its velocity.
Input: One 600g tub of Vegemite
Setting: Rough
Output: Broken Vegemite tub. The contents leak out, covering the entire booth.
Input: One 600g tub of Vegemite
Setting: Coarse
Output: A 400g pile of yeast, malt and salt, 200g of indeterminable vegetables and the tub.
Input: One 600g tub of Vegemite
Setting: Fine
Output: A 600g tub of marmite
Input: One 600g tub of Vegemite
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A animate lifeform out of Vegemite, resembling a slug. It has a slight corrosive effect and eats anything that contains significant amounts of salt, yeast, malt, or vegetable extract. Its preferred food is alcohol.
Input: One (1) sheet of paᴘ sheet of paper measu of one h prime numbers (#.
Setting: One(1):one (1)
Output: One (1) A sheet of paper measuring eight p containing the first (1s 1one h00 perfect numbers (.
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Setting: Fine
Output: One (1 A list of shee the first ( million (10000 prime numbers (#s, judging by the varying density of ink on the eight poi page. As the same amount of ink is used, each number is far smaller than can be legible when written in this manner.
Input: One (1) sheet of paper measuring eight point two seven (8.27) inches by eleven point six nine (11.69) inches, containing the first (1st) one hundred (100) prime numbers.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One (1) sheet of paper measuring eight point two seven (8.27) inches by eleven point six nine (11.69) inches, containing one (1) visual cognitohazard, which causes anyone (1) who sees it to (2) compulsively add numbers (#s) (in "number (#)" form) into (2) both their writing and speech, as well as to (2) use imperial for certain units. The effect persisted for eight (8) hours in R. Rasclon before it was decided three (3) one (1) gram pills of amnestics were necessary. Head pain reported by present staff was determined to (2) be non-anomalous.
Input: One copy of Metro 2033
Setting: Rough
Output: A pile of ashes.
Input: One copy of Metro 2033
Setting: Coarse
Output: A mound of paper pulp and a puddle of black ink.
Input: One copy of Metro 2033
Setting: 1:1
Output: One copy of a book titled “Metpo 2033’’ A copy of Metro 2033 in Russian.
Input: One copy of Metro 2033
Setting: Fine
Output: One map of Moscow’s metro system. The map is highly annotated, with notes describing the status, safety, and alliance of each of the stations as they would have been at the end of the novel. In addition, a path is marked on the map detailing the journey the protagonist Artyom took through the stations. On the reverse side of the map a note is written in Russian. Translated, it reads “Take a close look at the road you follow. Be aware of how it might end. - Khan”.
Input: One copy of Metro 2033
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A 1:1000 model of Ostankino Tower, made out of paper and coloured with ink, and a miniature animate origami “Demon”, a winged mutant from the Metro universe. Subject attacked Researcher Connolly, but due to its size inflicted only minor paper cuts before perching on the spire of the tower.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: Fine
Output: An approximately 1cm small figurine, representing a penguin. Non-anomalous.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: Fine
Output: The same flash drive, containing a text-based cognitohazard, that affects everybody who sees the stored data and does not know about the operating system 'MINIX'. Affected subjects will show symptoms of delirium, agitation and aggression, akin to that of late stage rabies. Said symptoms will increase when the subject is presented with an operating system that is not based on MINIX. This effect will cease after ten to twenty hours.
Input: One flash drive
Setting: Fine
Output: The input, unchanged. The device is now autonomously able to be booted. Doing so will result in the start-up of "Tha Clokworcs - ohs" [sic], a fully working operating system with a clockwork-themed graphical interface and spelling mistakes in every word that has not been entered by a user. Attempts to read the binary files of the system have been contradictory and have never resulted in any known coding or spoken language.
Input: Schematic diagram, 1983: Doomsday, Wikipedia page
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A novel, titled Tomorrow Never Comes. The novel takes place in a world where a warmongering United States started World War Three in 2021, killing five billion people worldwide. The plot revolves around Kristin Victoria "Vivi" Sommer, a Syndicalist plotting to overthrow the Solothurn-based Alpine Commonwealth (the successor state to Switzerland, and the only major survivor state in Europe led by pre-WW3 governments).
Input: Schematic diagram, my documents
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A painting of the Girls Frontline character Vector holding an iPhone 7, with a caption that reads "Commander, initiate the Air Strike on Sana'a." Viewers display a range of cognitohazardous effects which cause them to variously identify themselves or their subjects as "Vector" or "Vivi" for a period of three hours.
Input: The aforementioned manga
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One 12-chapter manga volume titled: "Life in a fantasy world~ the spirits are controlling everyone!" The manga is about the life of SCP-914 and the researchers, detailing tests 090X through 095X and providing the background to each of the tests. The manga talks about how each researcher is controlled by a “spirit” and some researchers are said to share a “spirit”. The manga is loose with terminology, not sticking with the same meaning for “spirit” the entire way though, swapping between Japanese, Korean, Native American definitions. It is heavily implied that these “spirits” who decide what the input of the tests are, and to an extent, what the output is. SCP-914 is described to share a connection to every “spirit” with the researchers, incorporating what the “spirits” want the outcome to be but not giving them exactly what they want.
Input: One stack of origami paper
Setting: Rough
Output: One pile of shredded paper, noted to be somewhat burnt or otherwise separated into constituent fibers
Input: One stack of origami paper
Setting: Coarse
Output: Puddles of various inks, one stack of paper fibers with that anomalously induces a compulsion to weave them into sheets of paper in anyone who sees it. Paper incinerated, inks collected.
Input: One stack of origami paper
Setting: 1:1
Output: Two hundred origami fishes
Input: One stack of origami paper
Setting: Fine
Output: One stack of origami paper, seemingly untouched. Incinerated.
Input: One stack of origami paper
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Seven groups of origami paper soldiers
Input: One metal key
Setting: 1:1
Output: A different non anomalous key
Input: One metal key
Setting: Fine
Output: A different non anomalous key, Identified by Dr. Meyer to be a copy of his house key.
Input: One metal key
Setting: Very Fine
Output: A seemingly identical key. As D-46945 held the item and inspected it, a glowing door frame suddenly manifested around the key. Approximately three seconds after its manifestation, the door opened, and D-46945 was sucked into it by an unknown force. The door then closed and demanifested, leaving the key behind.
Input: Six AA batteries.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Burning ball of unknown material. Ball burned for five minutes with no change in mass (before being placed into next test), postulated to have an source of infinite fuel.
Input: Above ball of unknown material.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One 1m-long steel rod, labelled "914 brand lightning rod". When swung at a speed of more than 3m/s, a miniature lightning bolt shots out of the rod. The lightning bolt was measured to contain, on average, 1000 volts at 10 milliamperes.
Input: One Blu-ray disc.
Setting: Very Fine.
Output: One anomalous disc. When the CD is placed inside of a computer, all of the data is downloaded onto the disc from the computer, before the computer is wiped of all data.
Input: Above disc
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One flash drive, labelled with "1 yottabyte" of storage
Input: Output from 914-0980, above lightning rod, above flash drive.
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Output from 914-0980, in addition of having no notable energy limit.
Input: Two models of SCP-914
Setting: Coarse
Output: Multiple stacks of miniature screw drives, belts, pulleys, gears, springs and other clockwork. Sorted by percentage composition of copper and determined to be non-anomalous after testing.
Input: One Foundation flash drive (USB 2.0 Stick; 128GB), missing its socket and a small part of its circuit board.
Setting: Fine
Output: The same flash drive. While holding it, the strength of the holder is dramatically increased. Subjects do not appear to have their perception of their own strength or muscle memory changed, which results in limb movements becoming highly exaggerated and potentially harmful.
Input: Five Foundation flash drives (USB 2.0 Stick; 128GB). Non-functional.
Setting: Fine
Output: A 20x15cm small book, made out of plastic with a metal cover. The pages of the test result will rip apart easily, as the material is not meant to resemble thin paper. All but the first page are empty; "Do the old outlive the young?" is written on the first page in a font similar to that of typewriters.
Input: One Foundation solid-state drive (16TB), water damage.
Setting: Fine
Output: A puddle of melted plastics and metals, presumably the materials from the input. The puddle resembles a USB-drive and will anomalously try to take the form of one after being deformed. There is no known way to cool the test result down and will stay at exactly 1600 Kelvin. Connecting the output to a computer (with thermal protection) has resulted in a storage medium with 16TB as long as the whole output is connected. Removing pieces of the output, while connected to the computer, results in a lessening of available storage space. Any saved data that exceeds the new available space will be lost. Item could not be destroyed in the usual way and has been temporary stored in a sealed wolfram box in anomalous storage.
Input: Six plastic chairs
Setting: Rough
Output: One puddle of molten poly(vinyl chloride) with trace amounts of hydrogen chloride gas escaping from the output booth when opened. Puddle immediately began solidifying and was only removed after much difficulty.
Input: Six plastic chairs
Setting: Coarse
Output: Six extremely battered chairs, with signs of much abrasion at the legs. All legs were removed with evidence of heating and blunt force trauma.
Input: Six plastic chairs
Setting: 1:1
Output: Six plastic footstools
Input: Six plastic chairs
Setting: Fine
Output: Four plastic chairs, upholstered with poly(vinyl chloride) foam
Input: Six plastic chairs
Setting: Very Fine
Output: Six visually unchanged chairs, found to affect users with a minor cognitohazard that induces hallucinations of being trapped in a dream. Effect ceases immediately on forced removal of users from the chairs.
Input: Three pellets of palladium-107, three pellets of niobium-93, 1m of gold wire
Setting: Very Fine
Output: One miniature arc reactor, with a slot for radioactive pellets to be inserted on its side. Testing has determined its power rating to be around 1000MWe (electrical megawatts) of capacity.
Input: One console with "Super Mario Maker 2" inserted.
Setting: 1:1
Output: One red Nintendo Switch with blue Joy-Con controllers attached, stylized to resemble the uniform worn by franchise mascot Mario. The game's data now includes a level titled "Super Cario Pros 1-1," a perfect copy of World 1-1 from the original Super Mario Bros. NES game done in the game's "dark haunted house" theme.
Input: 1 console with "Sonic Forces" inserted.
Setting: Fine
Output: 1 blue console, marked as a "Sega Switch." Joy-Con controllers are red with a white stripe across the center, similar to the shoes of company mascot Sonic the Hedgehog. Data on the game cartridge was completely erased.