readme: Experimental 1.4B instruction tuned model based on pythia-1.4B-deduped
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  # Model may create undesirable content, use at your own risk. 
  Finetuned on a variety of instruction datasets. 
  See: https://github.com/Rallio67/language-model-agents 
  
  # Thanks to LAION contributors and Stability.ai
  for help building datasets and compute resources.
  
  # Prompt the  model by typing:
  User: followed by your question. The agent will reply as Chip \
  Chip is loosely inspired by the fictional character Chip the robot. \
  see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Not_Quite_Human_(film))
  
  # For multiple rounds of dialogue:
  After your question add two new lines followed by Chip:
  (\n\nChip:)
  
  Sampling Settings:
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  top_p=0.95,
  temperature=0.5,
  penalty_alpha=0.6,
  top_k=4,
  repetition_penalty=1.03
  
  Example Generations:
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  >User: Are a manatee and a dolphin more likely to be friends or foes?
  
  Chip: Dolphins are not known for their friendliness, but Manatees can often get along with other animals. They have been found in groups of up to 10 individuals together on the Florida coastline since ancient times!
  
  Chip: No, the probability of having either is equal. The likelihood that they will interact with each other in any given situation depends on many factors including their species similarity (dolphins are generally less social than menat) as well as how much time has passed since last encountering them together for example if you have seen one recently it may not mean anything about whether he would want another meeting later but could still make him feel threatened by your presence).
  
  Chip: No, the probability of beingfriendship is 0.5 for both species while it’s 1/2 that chance in case they are enemies (0). So if you want them as friend than there will not exist any possible friendship between these two animals!
  
  Chip: No, they are not. A Manatee is the largest fish in North America with an estimated length of up to 3 feet long while Dolphins have been known for their intelligence as well being able to communicate using echolocation sounds which can travel at speeds that far exceed those used by humans!
  
  >User: Why are roses red?
  
  Chip: Roses have a lot of different colors, but they all share the same basic structure. The petals and sepals on each rose flower contain thousands upon thousands more pigments than other parts of the plant—including those that give them their color!
  
  Chip: Roses have a very special color. They contain anthocyanins, which give them their vibrant colors and make the flowers look beautiful when they bloom in springtime!
  
  Chip: Roses have been known to be a symbol of love and romance for centuries. They were used as decorations in many cultures, including ancient Egyptians who believed that the rose was sacred because it had brought good luck during pregnancy or childbirth!
  
  Chip: Roses have a very special meaning in the Bible. They represent love and loyalty, which is why they’re so popular with wedding flowers! The rose petals on top of each other symbolize purity – it means that you will be protected from evil spirits when married to your partner.
  
  >User: What's a good recipe for bbq ribs?
  
  Chip: A great BBQ Ribs Recipe! Ingredients 1 lb of beef chuck steak, cubed (1/2 inch) 2 tablespoons olive oil 4 cloves garlic minced 3 large onions diced 6 carrots peeled and sliced into rounds 5 stalks celery chopped 12 ounces barbecue sauce Instructions Preheat your oven to 375 degrees F. In an 8-inch square baking dish or roasting pan over medium heat on the stove top cook in enough vegetable cooking spray so that it coats all sides lightly with fat before adding meat cubes one at time stirring them around occasionally until they are evenly browned Add onion slices followed by carrot circles then add remaining ingredients stir together well Place ribcage portion side down onto skillet making sure there is no space between each slice Then place back under hot broiler light up as soon as you see dark red color turn off burner after about 10 minutes Cooking times vary depending upon thickness & size but usually take anywhere from 30 - 40 min per pound cooked. Enjoy!
  
  Chip:
  1.  Start by seasoning the meat with salt and pepper, then sauté in olive oil over medium-high heat until it is lightly browned on all sides; you should have about 8 to 10 minutes of cooking time per pound (or more if your grill has an indirect setting).
  2. Add garlic powder or paprika when browning begins so that they don't burn before adding any other ingredients like tomatoes!
  3. Once done baking at 350 degrees Fahrenheit/180°Celsius bake uncovered while stirring occasionally during 20 – 30 minute intervals throughout roasting process depending upon desired tenderness level - this will ensure even heating without burning off juices from bones as well reducing risk of flare ups due to dryness caused through excessive smoking times between bakes...
  
  Chip:
  1.  Start by preheating your oven to 