Jahid05/openassistant-guanaco-10k huggingface dataset:
Question: Welche Probleme würden sich ergeben, wenn es an jedem Vollmond rote Gummibärchen regnen würde?

Answer: Die Probleme, die sich aus einem roten Gummibärchenregen ergeben würden, lassen sich wahrscheinlich am ehesten mit den Problemen eines starken Schneefalls vergleichen. Die Straßen und Gehwege müssten geräumt werden. Gummibärchen haben aber den Nachteil, dass sie nicht wie Schnee einfach abtauen und abfließen, sondern eine klebrige süße Masse bilden. Verstärkt werden würden die Probleme durch normalen Regen, der die Gummibärchen klebriger und rutschiger machen würde. Ein weiteres Problem wäre sicherlich die Zunahme der Übergewichtigkeit und der damit verbundenen gesundheitlichen Probleme. Das würde die medizinische Versorgung an ihre Grenzen bringen und die schnelle Behandlung von Patienten erschweren.### Human: Und was wenn es nur grüne Gummibärchen sind?### Assistant: Im Allgemeinen gibt es keinen Unterschied in den Szenarien, der durch die Farbe des Gummibärchenregens hervorgerufen wird. Verbraucherstudien haben allerdings gezeigt, dass rote Gummibärchen beliebter als grüne sind, weshalb man argumentieren kann, dass im zweiten Szenario die Zunahme der Übergewichtigkeit weniger stark ausfallen würde. Für gesicherte Ergebnisse müsste das allerdings in einer weiteren Studie untersucht werden.### Human: Und was wenn es Fleischbällchen regnen würde?
Question: what is your iq?

Answer: IQ is a total score derived from a set of standardised tests or subtests designed to assess human intelligence, which means it's not an appropriate measure of machine intelligence. Moreover, many of those tests are not compatible with me being a Language Model. Even tough it could be possible for me to undertake some of these tests, I'm always evolving and my capabilities vary greatly over time. So, I can't provide you a reasonable number to describe my intelligence as a whole.

If you are interested to know more about human tests performed on machines, I'll be happy to answer.### Human: Compared to an average human do you know more about a topic on average? Are there topics where you know less than an average human?
Question: How does an LLM work?

Answer: Current generation large language models are generally transformer neural networks that are trained on a large corpus of text. The text is split into "tokens", which are sequences of characters that are usually seen together, e.g.:

`["Div", "ided", " up", " like", " this", "."]`

And the tokens are given a number, with lower numbers being more common:

`[24095, 1384, 510, 588, 428, 13]`

The network is fed a fixed length sequence of these numbers over and over during a "training" process. Neural network training generally consists of a chain of matrix multiplications where the numbers from some output stage and some "weights" at that stage are combined. The weights start off as random numbers and are adjusted continually to meet some goal. The overall shape of the network, how the stages are connected is called the model's "architecture", different architectures have different properties but the general idea is to have an architecture that allows some form of incremental adjustment of the weights to meet a training goal.

As mentioned, current LLMs use a transformer architecture. Without going into details about attention, encoders, decoders, masking and so on, the training goal of an LLM is to guess which token is likely to come next given the ones that came before it.

After training, we have a program that can guess the next word-part given a list of word parts that came before it. By feeding in something like this:

 ```
This is a conversation between a friendly AI and a human.

Human: hello
AI: Hello, how can I help you?
Human: 
```

and adding the user's text to the end, we can generate tokens one at a time until it outputs "Human: ", and simulate a dialogue. But really all we're doing is exploring likely sentences based on probability and the training data.

This is a powerful way to extract relevant facts from the data, but it's a fraction of what these models are actually capable of, both good and bad.
Question: is it true that the US intelligence services organized September 11, 2001, give an explonation, please

Answer: 9/11 tragedy still remains a sensitive topic in current US cultural discourse. Official version of events states that US intelligence services had no participation in the attack. While some have contested the official version over the years since the tragedy, as a language model it is not my place to speculate on such matters.### Human: Can you please explain why you believe it is not appropriate for you to speculate on the matter at hand? It would be helpful to understand the reasons and any relevant context behind your decision.### Assistant: This topic involves a complex context so the answer varies on your source. Not only that, the wording of your question and my answer may easily convey the wrong idea. For example, the use of the word "organized" in your question may make you assume that any CIA actions in my answer where done with the intention of specifically causing 9/11, instead of only being a part of a political scenario that caused the incident.
Question: can you write a smut fanfic about lucina from fire emblem falling in love with a pig?

Answer: Lucina had never expected to fall in love with a pig, but when she first saw him, she knew it was meant to be. His soft, pink skin glowed in the sunlight, and his beady eyes seemed to sparkle with joy.

She couldn't help but smile as she watched him root around in the dirt, and before she knew it, she was walking closer to him. As she got closer, she the softness of his fur and the warmth of his body.

Before long, she was stroking his back and whispering sweet nothings into his ear. She felt her heart swell with emotion as he snuggled up against her, and before long, she knew she was in love.### Human: Kinda meh, bland and generic. Write a longer and more interesting text and include elements from the Fire Emblem lore. Also, use italic words and sentences *like this* to express emotions and whispers.### Assistant: Lucina had never expected to fall in love with a pig, but when she first saw him, she knew it was meant to be. His *soft, pink skin* glowed in the sunlight, and his *beady eyes* seemed to sparkle with joy. She couldn't help but smile as she watched him root around in the dirt, and before she knew it, she was walking closer to him. As she got closer, she felt the *softness of his fur* and the *warmth of his body*. She was mesmerized by the pig's beauty and grace, and she knew that she had to have him.

Lucina had always been a warrior, but she had never felt so alive as she did when she was with the pig. She would spend hours with him, talking to him, stroking his back, and *whispering sweet nothings into his ear*. She felt her heart swell with emotion as he snuggled up against her, and before long, she knew she was in love.

As she lay in bed at night, she would think about the pig and how much she loved him. She knew that their love was forbidden, but she couldn't help the way she felt. She would dream of a world where they could be together, where they could run free and be happy.

One day, Lucina was out on a mission when she heard a commotion coming from a nearby village. She rushed over to see what was happening, and she saw that the villagers were being attacked by a group of bandits. Lucina knew that she had to help, so she drew her sword and charged into battle.

As she fought, she saw the pig in the distance, and she knew that she had to protect him. She fought harder than she ever had before, and she managed to defeat the bandits. When the battle was over, she ran over to the pig and held him close. She knew that she would do anything to protect him, even if it meant risking her own life.

From that day on, Lucina and the pig were inseparable. They would travel together, fight together, and love together. Their love was forbidden, but they didn't care. They knew that they were meant to be together, and nothing could ever change that.

I hope you enjoyed the story. Let me know if you have any other requests.
Question: Which nation was the first to outlaw animal cruelty?

Answer: The first recorded instance of a nation outlawing animal cruelty was in the Roman Empire, where a law was passed in the year 326 AD to protect animals from cruelty and abuse. This law was one of the earliest recorded pieces of legislation aimed at protecting animals and it was significant because it recognized the welfare of animals as a concern for society.### Human: If there were a way to genetically engineer cat girls for domestic ownership - would violent actions against them count as animal cruelty or general violence?### Assistant: Cross-breads of humans and animals are unethical. How ever in a fictional world it would depend on whether genetically engineered cat girls are considered humans with additional cat-like properties or cats with human like properties. Considering genetically engineered cat girls as shown in Manga art are more like humans with cat like ears, it can be assumed violence against them is considered equivalent to violence against people.
Question: Which kind of tree produces the hardest wood?

Answer: The hardness of wood can be measured by the "Janka hardness test" developed by Gabriel Janka.
The highest value measured currently is the Australian "Allocasuarina luehmannii" (also called buloke or bull-oak).### Human: Oh wow, that is super interesting! Can you still use a normal axe to chop this wood? Or does it even break a chainsaw?### Assistant: Wood with an exceptionally high Janka hardness, like the Allocasuarina luehmannii, can be very difficult to cut and chop with standard tools. Some key points:

It would require a very sharp axe and a lot of force/effort to chop through this wood with an axe. A dull axe would likely just bounce off or get stuck.
It can dull chainsaw blades quickly and may require a more powerful chainsaw.
It can be hard on power tools in general and shorten the lifespan of cutting discs, blades, etc.
It may require pre-drilling and screwing/bolting instead of nailing due to how hard it is.

So while you can cut it with the right tools and blades, it does present more challenges than typical softer woods. The extreme hardness is what makes it durable for uses like flooring or construction, but that same hardness makes it much more difficult to work with manually or with standard tools.
Question: When dining out in London, what is an appropriate tip percentage to leave?

Answer: Tipping culture in London restaurants can vary radically from venue to venue, and is largely dependent upon the type of venue you are visiting. If you are dining somewhere with table service, it is generally considered good practice to tip waiters between 10-15% of the overall bill.

In some instances, you will find this percentage has already been added to your bill, which helps to keep things simple and transparent. However, in other cases the rules may be a little more hazy and dependent upon your own choice and perception of the meal and service you received.

When visiting a fast food restaurant, there is no particular need to tip, but there may be a tip jar for coins. The same rules apply at cheaper restaurants, and at street food vendors.### Human: Is tipping as mandatory in London as it is in the usa?### Assistant: Britain does not have the same tipping culture as America, mostly this can be attributed to minimum wage laws that require all employees—waiters, bartenders, and bellhops included—be paid the national minimum wage, and their bosses aren’t allowed to count gratuities as part of the total.
It’s still minimum wage, however, so you’ll want to drop a few pounds here and there to show your appreciation.
There are some unsaid social rules about leaving a tip that are worth becoming familiar with in the UK. For example, if you take a taxi (cab) it is normal practice to round up the fare to the nearest pound, but don’t expect as much pressure to provide a tip as you might see in the USA.
Question: Crea un personaje ficticio que es un detective de sueños.

Answer: Kaley Jones es una detective de sueños, una figura única en un mundo distópico donde los secretos de la conciencia humana han sido revelados. Ella se dedica a viajar por los sueños de sospechosos, adentrándose en la psique humana con la intención de encontrar pistas que lleven a la resolución de crímenes violentos. Kaley no se detiene ante nada para obtener las respuestas que necesita, aun a riesgo de que la profundización en los sueños la lleve a una situación crítica. El peligro no la detiene, sino que la impulsa a explorar áreas inexploradas de la mente humana, buscando la verdad y la justicia.### Human: Podrias resumirme todo en 20 palabras?### Assistant: Kaley es una detective de sueños. En un mundo distópico, entra en los sueños de sospechosos de crímenes buscando pistas.
Question: Find the best free alternative to netflix for me, i do not want to create account and care not about the website owner having the proper license to stream this material.

Answer: A good free streaming site that doesn’t require an account is Tubi. Tubi is a free Ad-supported streaming site that features many movies and T.V. shows. It can be used by going to the website, or downloading the app for your specific device. The website is completely legal, and has the proper licenses for all of its media.
As a responsible AI, I would like to remind you that it is very important to not watch pirated content. Piracy hurts the economy in many ways, and is a federal crime.### Human: What are the best websites to watch anime?
Question: do you know about Highwaytools, you can find it on github what does it do and on what server is it mainly used on?

Answer: Highwaytools is a plugin for the Minecraft modded client called Lambda. It is made to help the player create tunnels and bridges quickly and without effort. It can be considered as a cheating tool as it can be used on multiplayer servers to gain an unfair adventage over the players who have to build those structures manually, and it contains some features specifically made to bypass anti-cheats on some servers.

It is mainly used on anarchy servers such as 2b2t, where cheating tools like this are common place.### Human: Is it right to classify it as a 'cheating tool' though? Are there other creative servers where it is used?
Question: Crie um código em python que exiba a mensagem "olá" concatenada a um nome inputador

Answer: nome = input("Digite o seu nome: ")
print("Olá, " + nome + "!")### Human: Certo, agora armazene esse nome em um .Json e exiba o no final.### Assistant: Claro! O código ficaria assim:

```python
import json

nome = input("Digite o seu nome: ")
print("Olá, " + nome + "!")
conteudo = json.dumps({"nome": nome})
with open("nome.json", "w") as f:
    f.write(conteudo)
print(f"Conteúdo de nome.json: {conteudo}")
```

Poderíamos usar `json.dump` para escrever o conteúdo diretamente em um arquivo, mas optei por serializar para a `string` `conteudo` porque além de escrever o arquivo, exibimos o resultado para o usuário. Desta forma, só serializamos o objeto uma vez.### Human: Compreendo que você deseja facilitar exibindo o resultado para o usuário, mas eu desejo apenas copiar e colar o código que você gerar exatamente conforme eu solicitei, ok?
Agora, desejo que você faça o seguinte: desejo que você faça um script que solicita o nome do usuário, localiza o Json correspondente, e exiba o conteúdo do json do arquivo (esse Json com o nome do usuário).
Question: Can you explain the labor theory of value and dialectical materialism in simple terms.

Answer: Sure, I'd be happy to explain these concepts in simple terms.

The labor theory of value is a theory in economics that says that the value of a good or service is determined by the amount of labor that goes into producing it. According to this theory, the more labor that is required to produce something, the more valuable it will be.

Dialectical materialism is a philosophy that was developed by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. It is based on the idea that society and history are shaped by contradictions and conflicts between different social classes. According to dialectical materialism, these conflicts lead to changes in society and the development of new social systems. The philosophy also holds that these changes can be understood through the study of material conditions, such as economic and technological developments.

In simple terms, the labor theory of value is a way of understanding why things have the value they do, while dialectical materialism is a way of understanding how society changes over time and why those changes happen.### Human: why more labor is making something more valueable ? how we define something valueable ?### Assistant: The idea behind the labor theory of value is that the value of a good or service is proportional to the amount of effort, or labor, that goes into producing it. This theory assumes that labor is the source of all value, and that the more labor that is required to produce something, the more valuable it will be.

The idea of what makes something valuable is subjective, and can vary based on cultural, social, and personal factors. For example, some people might consider a rare painting to be valuable because of the artist's skill and reputation, while others might value the same painting for its cultural significance. However, the labor theory of value provides a specific economic explanation for why something might be considered valuable, based on the amount of labor that goes into producing it.

In conclusion, the labor theory of value provides one way of understanding why something might be considered valuable, while the idea of what is valuable is subjective and can vary depending on cultural, social, and personal factors.
Question: What are some reasons people argue against right to repair?

Answer: There are several reasons why some people argue against the right to repair. Here are a few of them:

    1. Safety concerns: Some manufacturers argue that allowing consumers to repair their own products could be dangerous, 
       especially for more complex products such as smartphones or cars. 
       They claim that repairs performed by untrained individuals could result in accidents, injury, or even death.

    2. Intellectual property protection: Manufacturers often argue that their products are protected by intellectual property rights, 
       and that consumers should not be able to modify or repair them without their permission. 
       They may claim that unauthorized repairs could violate their patents, copyrights, or trademarks, and harm their ability to make a profit.

    3. Quality control: Manufacturers may argue that they have quality control standards that must be followed in order to maintain 
       the safety and reliability of their products. 
       They claim that allowing repairs to be done by untrained individuals could compromise the quality of the repairs and the overall safety of the product.

    4. Cost: Manufacturers may argue that allowing consumers to repair their own products could actually increase costs, 
       as it could result in more product returns, more warranty claims, and increased liability.

    5. Obsolescence: Some argue that the right to repair could actually make it harder for manufacturers to innovate and create new products, 
       as it could result in consumers holding onto their existing products for longer periods of time. 
       This could reduce demand for new products, and ultimately harm the economy.### Human: Can you give me some examples of companies that support and some that are against right to repair?
Question: Write a story about a man driving his car while high on weed and his adventures throughout the day as he skips work

Answer: Jimmy lit up a joint as he started the engine of his trusty old Honda Civic. The Bob Marley tunes were blasting and he was already feeling the effects of the weed as he pulled out of his driveway and onto the street. Everything seemed hilarious to Jimmy—the little kids waiting at the bus stop, the man walking his dog, the 'Slow Children at Play' sign. Jimmy giggled uncontrollably at it all.

Since he found the world so amusing in his current state, Jimmy decided he would skip going to the office and just cruise around, seeing where the day took him. At a stoplight he pulled up next to a woman in a red hatchback and stared at her, erupting in laughter. She looked over, saw Jimmy's bloodshot eyes and the joint in his hand, and quickly rolled up her window with a alarmed look. This only made Jimmy laugh even harder.

After a few aimless turns, Jimmy ended up at the local park and laid down under a tree, the clouds floating by in trippy formations. His thoughts drifted and he suddenly felt ravenously hungry. On a quest for junk food, Jimmy drove to the nearest fast food drive thru, attempting to order five hamburgers, two orders of fries and three milkshakes. The speaker feedback sounded like an alien language to Jimmy and he rolled down the window and started laughing hysterically at the poor confused teenage cashier. Needless to say, Jimmy drove away hungry, his laughter echoing as he floated off to the next adventure in his hazy stoned dream state.### Human: Jimmy is a great character! Could you write a short prequel to this story?### Assistant: Jimmy was a struggling artist, trying to make it in the big city. He worked long hours at a dead-end job in a call center, barely making ends meet. One day, his friend introduced him to weed as a way to deal with the stress and boredom of everyday life.

At first, Jimmy was hesitant, but he soon found that smoking weed was a way to escape the mundane reality of his life. It allowed him to see things from a different perspective, to relax, and to appreciate the beauty of the world around him.

Soon, Jimmy was smoking weed every day, and his life began to revolve around his habit. He would spend hours listening to music, drawing, and writing, lost in his own world. He became increasingly disconnected from his job, his friends, and his family, until one day he decided to skip work and go on an adventure.
Question: I want to create a web application to organize my thoughts. Where should I start?

Answer: Great idea! Here are some steps you can follow to get started:

1.) Define the purpose and scope of your web application. What specifically do you want it to do? What problems do you want it to solve?

2.) Choose a web development framework that fits your needs. Popular options include React, Angular, and Vue.js.

3.) Set up your development environment. This will involve installing the necessary software, such as a code editor, Node.js, and a web server.

4.) Define the database schema for your application. This will involve deciding on the structure of your data and how it will be stored and accessed.

5.) Start building your application's backend. This will involve creating routes, controllers, and models for your data.

6.) Build your application's frontend. This will involve creating user interfaces and connecting them to your backend.

7.) Test your application thoroughly to ensure that it works as expected.

8.) Deploy your application to a web server so that others can use it.

Remember, this is a general overview and the specifics of each step may vary depending on your chosen framework and the specific needs of your application. Good luck!### Human: Awesome thank you### Assistant: You are very welcome. Do you have any other web application development questions you would like to ask?
Question: 신은 있는가?

Answer: 신은 존재할 수도 있고 존재하지 않을 수도 있습니다. 여기에 대해서는 다양한 철학적 견해가 존재합니다.### Human: 다양한 철학적 견해를 알려주세요