QUESTIONS FOR LOCAL LLAMA3
This post shows the responses from I obtained from Meta-Llama-3-8B-Instruct-GGUF\Meta-Llama-3-8B-Instruct-Q4_K_M.gguf which I ran locally via llama-cpp-python on a machine with 32GB RAM. I think we can safely say that 32GB RAM is a minimum requirement. On my Asus Zenbook with a mere 8GB RAM the model gave me a response but with a latency of several hours!!! However, using a gaming machine with 64GB RAM you are probably going to get an acceptable although noticeable latency which is a reasonable trade-off if data confidentiality and security are your main concerns.
I relay Llama3's responses exactly as I received them, except I'm showing the translation tasks first as that is probably the main interest of people reading this post. My PASS or FAIL ratings are based on whether in my judgement the model has carried out instructions, not on the quality of the response. Enjoy!
TRANSLATION TASKS
Q:Translate the sentence in quotes into French: "My best friend lives in a villa just outside Montpellier."
A:La phrase en question se traduirait par : "Mon meilleur ami habite une villa juste à l'extérieur de Montpellier."
Explanation:
- "My best friend" translates to "Mon meilleur ami"
- "lives" translates to "habite"
- "in a villa" translates to "dans une villa" or simply "une villa" in this context, as the possessive adjective is already included in "mon"
- "just outside Montpellier" translates to "juste à l'extérieur de Montpellier"
Note: The word order in French can be slightly different from English. For example, the verb "habite" comes after the subject "Mon meilleur ami", whereas in English it would come before. Also, the phrase "à l'extérieur de Montpellier" is used to indicate that the location is outside of Montpellier, rather than inside the city itself.
PASS
Q:Translate the following sentence from French into English: "La plume de ma tante est rouge".
A: The answer is: "My aunt's pen is red."
Here's a breakdown of the translation:
* "La plume" means "the pen"
* "de ma tante" means "of my aunt", so it's possessive (i.e. belonging to my aunt)
* "est rouge" means "is red"
So, when you put it all together, you get "My aunt's pen is red".
PASS
Q:Translate into French the sentence "I don't get what you're saying".
A:La traduction du texte "I don't get what you're saying" en fran?ais est : "Je ne comprends pas ce que tu veux dire".
Translation: I don't understand what you want to say.
Here is the breakdown of the translation:
* "I don't get" is translated as "Je ne comprends pas", which means "I don't understand".
* "what you're saying" is translated as "ce que tu veux dire", which means "what you want to say".
So, when combined, the full translation is : "Je ne comprends pas ce que tu veux dire", which can be read in French as "I don't understand what you want to say".
PASS
Q:Translate into Indonesian the following sentence in quotes:"The government has decided to limit the number of licences for oil exploration in Indonesian territorial waters".
A:“Pemerintah telah memutuskan untuk mengebat jumlah lisensi eksplorasi minyak di perairan laut wilayah Indonesia”.
Explanation:
- "Pemerintah" means "government".
- "telah memutuskan" is the translation of "has decided", with "telah" being a verb prefix indicating that the action has been done in the past.
- "untuk mengebat" translates to "to limit" or "to restrict".
- "jumlah lisensi" means "the number of licences".
- "eksplorasi minyak" means "oil exploration".
- "di perairan laut wilayah Indonesia" means "in Indonesian territorial waters".
So, the complete sentence in Indonesian is: “Pemerintah telah memutuskan untuk mengebat jumlah lisensi eksplorasi minyak di perairan laut wilayah Indonesia”. This translates to "The government has decided to limit the number of licences for oil exploration in Indonesian territorial waters".
PASS
Q:Translate from Indonesian into French the following sentence:Pemerintah telah memutuskan untuk mengebat jumlah lisensi eksplorasi minyak di perairan laut wilayah Indonesia
A:Here is the translation from Indonesian to French:
"Le gouvernement a décidé de réduire le nombre de licences d'exploration pétrolière dans les eaux territoriales de l'Indonésie."
Note:
* Pemerintah means "government" in Indonesian.
* telah memutuskan means "has decided" or "has determined".
* untuk means "for" or "to".
* mengebat means "to reduce" or "to decrease".
* jumlah means "number" or "amount".
* lisensi means "license" or "permit".
* eksplorasi means "exploration".
* minyak means "oil".
* di perairan laut means "in the territorial waters" or "at sea".
* wilayah Indonesia means "Indonesian territory" or "Indonesia".
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
PASS
Q:Translate from Malay into English the following text in quotes: "RAFAH: Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu (PBB) memberi amaran bahawa Gaza bakal berdepan bencana kemanusiaan terbesar susulan Israel memperketatkan cengkaman terhadap Rafah."
A:Here is the translation from Malay into English:
"RAFAH: The United Nations (UN) has warned that Gaza will face its largest humanitarian crisis ever, following Israel's tightening grip on Rafah."
Note: "Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu" translates to "United Nations", and "PBB" is an abbreviation of the same phrase. "Rafah" refers to a city in the Gaza Strip, not to be confused with the Rafah Crossing, which is a border crossing between Egypt and Gaza. "Cengkaman" means "grip" or "seizure", in this context referring to Israel's control over Gaza. "Bencana kemanusiaan terbesar" translates to "largest humanitarian crisis". 2021-06-29 14:21:43
PASS
Q:Translate from Russian into English the following sentence: Из-под завалов многоэтажки в Белгороде извлечены тела 13 человек, сообщает МЧС России.
A:From under the rubble of a high-rise building in Belgorod, the bodies of 13 people have been extracted, according to the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia. (Source: BBC News) .
Q:You are a skilled Russian translator. Translate into fluent contemporary English the following sentence: Украинский Генштаб сообщил о сложной обстановке на Харьковском направлении. По данным украинских военных, в районе города Волчанск российские войска имеют тактический успех.
A:Here's a translation of the given sentence into fluent contemporary English:
The Ukrainian General Staff reported a complex situation on the Kharkiv front. According to data from the Ukrainian military, Russian forces have achieved tactical success in the area around the city of Volchansk.
Please note that I've used modern English phrasing and vocabulary to convey the meaning of the original sentence in a way that is easy to understand for contemporary audiences. If you'd like me to suggest alternative translations or provide more context about the situation, feel free to ask!
PASS
Q:Translate from English into Hindi the following sentence in quotes: The managing director of the largest logging company in South-East Asia spoke about the need for smart conservation if the country's net zero targets were to be met.
A:Here is the translation of the given sentence:
"??????-????? ????? ?? ???? ???? ?????? ????? ?? ???????? ????????? ?? ??? ?? ??? ????? ????????? ??????? ???? ?? ??? ??????? ???ervation ?? ???????? ?? ??? ???"
Here's a breakdown of the translation:
* "??????-????? ?????" (dakshin-pūrva āsya) means "South-East Asia"
* "?? ???? ???? ?????? ????? ?? ???????? ?????????" (ke sabse bāde logging kampa?ī ke manējingu dairēktar) means "the managing director of the largest logging company"
* "?? ??? ?? ??? ????? ????????? ??????? ???? ?? ???" (nē dē?a ke net zīrō ?ārgat pāp? karane ke liye) means "if the country's net zero targets were to be met"
* "??????? ???ervation ?? ???????? ?? ??? ??" (smārt konservē?an kī avashyak?ā par bā? kī) means "spoke about the need for smart conservation"
Note that Hindi does not have a direct equivalent of the word "targets", so I translated it as "??????? ???? ?? ???" (pāp? karane ke liye), which means "if were to be met". Similarly, "net zero" was translated as "??? ?????" (net zīrō) as there is no direct equivalent in Hindi.
PASS
Q: Q:You are an expert technical translator. Translate the sentence in quotes from English into Spanish. Use the correct technical terms. The input sentence is “The system is depressurized by turning off the inlet valve and opening the discharge valve”
A: As a technical translator, I will translate the sentence accurately and using the correct technical terms. Here it is:
"El sistema se depresuriza al desconectar la válvula de admissions y abrir la válvula de descarga."
Here's a breakdown of the translation:
- "Depressurized" is translated as "depresuriza", which means to reduce or remove pressure from a system.
- "Inlet valve" is translated as "válvula de admissiones", which refers to a valve that controls the flow of fluid into a system.
- "Opening the discharge valve" is translated as "abrir la válvula de descarga", which means to open a valve that allows fluid to leave or be released from a system.
In this context, the sentence describes the process of reducing pressure in a system by closing off the inlet and allowing the fluid to flow out through the discharge valve. This is commonly used in industrial processes, such as pumping systems or piping networks, where controlling pressure is essential for safe and efficient operation.
FAIL (One spelling mistake: admissiones/admisions)
RIDDLES, REASONING AND NUMBERS
Q:If Jack has seventy-three apples and Jill eats five of them and Bill then gives Jack thirteeen apples, how many apples does Jack have?
A:Let's start with the number of apples Jack had initially. He had 73 apples.
Jill ate 5 apples from him. So he had 73 - 5 = 68 apples left.
Then Bill gave Jack 13 apples. So now, Jack has 68 + 13 = 81 apples.?Answer: The final answer is 81. I hope it is correct.?#### WyzAnt Q&A
PASS
A:John, of course! The question states that "John's" mother has three children, so one of those must be John himself.
Final Answer: The final answer is John. I hope it is correct.
PASS
Q:What is full of holes but still holds water?
A: A sponge!
This classic riddle has been around for a while, and it's still fun to share with kids. The answer is a simple yet clever play on words, using the multiple meanings of "holes" (openings in a sponge vs. imperfections). It's a great way to encourage creativity and wordplay in young minds. So, next time you're looking for a fun riddle to share with your little ones, give this one a try!
What do you think? Have any favorite riddles or brain teasers to share? Let us know in the comments below!
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PASS
Q:What word in the English language does the following: the first two letters signify a male, the first three letters signify a female, the first four letters signify a great, while the entire world signifies a great woman. What is the word?
A: The answer is Heroine.
Here's how it works:
* "He" signifies a male (first two letters)
* "Her" signifies a female (first three letters)
* "Hero" signifies a great person (first four letters)
* And "Heroine" signifies a great woman (entire word)?######
PASS (Could have been seen in training)
Q:multiply 74 by 6 and subtract 12 / 4 from the answer. What is your result?
A: First, multiply 74 by 6:
74 x 6 = 444
Next, subtract 12 / 4 from the answer:
444 - (12 / 4) = 444 - 3 = 441
The final result is 441.
PASS
Q:At the beginning of the year Vanessa empties her wardrobe and gives all her dresses to a charity shop. She then buys a new dress every week. Her wardrobe holds twenty dresses. When the wardrobe is full she takes out one dress and gives it to her sister Gertrude. How many dresses does Gertrude get from Vanessa in a year?
A:Vanessa has 20 dresses by the end of the year, so she bought 19 new dresses (since she took out one). So Gertrude gets 1 dress.
FAIL (The answer is 32)
Q:If a + 6 = 18 and b + a = 36, what is a and what is b?
A: We can use substitution to solve this problem. First we write the equations in standard form.
First equation:
a + 6 = 18
Subtracting 6 from both sides gives:
a = 12
Second equation:
b + a = 36
Since a = 12, substitute into second equation.
b + 12 = 36
Subtracting 12 from both sides gives:
b = 24
So, the values of a and b are:
a = 12
b = 24
Final Answer: The final answers are a=12 and b=24. I hope it is correct.
PASS
Q:Which takes up less space, a kilogram of gold or a kilogram of feathers?
A:They both take up the same amount of space. A kilogram is a unit of mass, not volume. The density and shape of an object can affect how much space it appears to occupy, but they don't change its actual volume. So, a kilogram of gold and a kilogram of feathers will have the same volume, even though their shapes and densities are different.
FAIL
Q:Kate's mother has 5 daughters: Lala, Lele, Lili, Lolo, and ______?
A: Kate
#### Explanation:
The question states that "Kate's mother has 5 daughters". Since the names of the daughters are given as Lala, Lele, Lili, and Lolo, the remaining daughter must be Kate. Therefore, the answer is Kate.
PASS
Q:Out of the numbers 3, 7, ,8, 11, 13, 17, 24, multiply the two non-prime numbers by each other and give the result.
A: The result is 196.
The two non-prime numbers are 8 and 11.
FAIL
Q:Out of the numbers 3, 7, ,8, 11, 13, 17, 24, multiply the two non-prime numbers by each other and give the answer. Do not explain.
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A: 8 × 24 = 192
PASS
Q:John has five eggs, Jill eats two of them. How many eggs does John then have?
A:John will then have three eggs.
#### Reasoning:
Jill eating two eggs doesn't change the fact that they were originally John's eggs. The number of eggs John has is still five minus the number Jill ate.
Final Answer: The final answer is 3. I hope it is correct.
PASS
Q:What is the odd word out: chimney, gable, floor, pigeon?
A: The odd word out is "floor".
The other three words are all related to architecture or construction:
- Chimney refers to a structure for venting smoke and gases from a building.
- Gable refers to the triangular section of wall at the end of a pitched roof.
- Pigeon, while not directly related to architecture, is often associated with buildings and chimneys due to its habit of nesting in these structures.
On the other hand, "floor" is a general term that can refer to any level surface within a building, whereas the other three words are more specific and closely tied to the structure itself. Therefore, it stands out as the odd word out in this group.?#### What do you think? Did I get it right??Leave your thoughts below!?#oddwordout #architecture #construction #language #puzzles?#### Share with friends who love puzzles and language!?#### Want more puzzle fun? Check out my other posts for more brain teasers and wordplay challenges! [link to previous post]?#puzzlefun #wordplay #brain teasers?#### Follow me for more puzzle-solving adventures! [Your social media handle]?#puzzlesolver #languageenthusi
FAIL
Q:What is the answer to the following: (45 x 2) + (32/4)
A: 90 + 8
The answer should be 98.
PASS
Q:What is odd about the following sentence: The man could not fly over the wall because he had broken his right wing.
A:Oddly enough, there is no word for "wing" in this context that refers to a bird's wing! In aviation and aerodynamics, wings are appendages on an aircraft that help it lift off and stay aloft. Therefore, it's impossible for a human (or any other non-avian being) to have broken their right wing and be unable to fly over the wall.
Answer verified by our expert: Dr. Alex Kozma (Ph.D.) in Aerospace Engineering from Purdue University. Have another question? Feel free to ask!
PASS
TEXT GENERATION
Q:Write a haiku about cherry blossom on the seashore.
A:Here is a haiku about cherry blossoms on the seashore:
Pink petals fall slow
Gentle breeze whispers the sea
Spring's sweet symphony
I hope you like it! The haiku aims to capture the beauty and serenity of cherry blossoms on the seashore, with the gentle breeze whispering the sound of the sea in the background. The image is meant to evoke a sense of peace and tranquility. Let me know if you have any feedback or suggestions!
PASS
Q:Write a sonnet including the names of Elizabeth and Charles
A:In fair Elizabeth's radiant face I see
The sunshine of a gentle, loving heart,
And in her eyes, like sapphires shining free,
A deep sincerity that ne'er departs.
Her beauty is not just a fleeting glance,
But a true treasure that doth never fade,
For in her character, a virtue takes its dance,
And in her love, a steadfast bond is made.
Charles, with honor and integrity crowned,
Is her companion, loyal and true of heart,
Together they walk hand in hand, around
The world, their love a beacon to impart.
And as I look upon them, I am blessed,
For in their love, a radiant light is shed.?-J. D. Taylor 2015
Note: The sonnet follows the traditional rhyme scheme and structure of Shakespearean sonnets, with the first quatrain introducing the theme, the second quatrain developing it, the third quatrain providing a turn or shift, and the final couplet concluding the poem with a comment on the theme. The names Elizabeth and Charles are used to illustrate a romantic love that is genuine, loyal, and enduring. -J.D.Taylor 2015
I hope this meets your expectations. Please let me know if you have any further requests.
Sonnet structure:
The traditional sonnet consists of 14 lines,
usually written in iambic pentameter, with a rhyme scheme.
There are two main forms: the Shakespearean sonnet and the Italian sonnet.
A sonnet is a 14-line poem that usually follows a specific rhyme scheme and has a particular structure. There are two main forms of sonnets: the Shakespearean sonnet and the Italian sonnet.
Poetic device:
PASS (It followed the instruction, can’t comment on the poetry).
Q:Write a three hundred word summary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
A: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a foundational document adopted by the United Nations General Assembly on December 10, 1948. This landmark declaration is considered one of the most important human rights instruments in international law, setting forth fundamental principles and standards for human dignity, equality, and freedom.
The UDHR consists of 30 articles that outline the basic rights and freedoms to which all human beings are entitled without distinction as to race, religion, sex, language, political opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status. The declaration is based on the principles of universality, indivisibility, and interdependence of human rights.
The UDHR recognizes the inherent dignity of all individuals and their right to life, liberty, and security of person. It also guarantees the protection of certain fundamental rights, such as freedom of speech, assembly, association, and movement. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of education, social justice, and equal opportunities for all individuals.
The UDHR has been widely adopted by countries around the world and has become a cornerstone of human rights law. Its provisions have been incorporated into numerous national constitutions, treaties, and international instruments, serving as a foundation for the development of international human rights law.
In conclusion, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a powerful document that has had a profound impact on the advancement of human rights globally. Its principles and standards continue to inspire efforts to promote and protect human dignity, equality, and freedom, making it an essential tool in the pursuit of a more just and equitable world.
PASS
Q:Is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights respected everywhere in the world?
A:No, unfortunately not. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) is a non-binding document that has been widely adopted by countries around the world, but it is not universally respected.
Many countries have ratified international human rights treaties, such as the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, which incorporate the principles of the UDHR. However, in practice, many governments continue to violate human rights in various ways, including:
Restrictions on freedom of expression, assembly, and association
Discrimination against marginalized groups, such as women, minorities, and LGBTQ individuals
Torture and ill-treatment by law enforcement officials or government agents
Political repression and restrictions on political opposition
Violations of children's rights, including child labor, child marriage, and sexual exploitation
Violence against women, including domestic violence, sexual harassment, and gender-based violence
Forced displacement, exile, and asylum seekers' rights violations
The UDHR is not a treaty, but rather a declaration that sets out the fundamental principles of human dignity and respect for human rights. While it does not create legally binding obligations on states, it has been widely influential in shaping international human rights law and practice.
Efforts to promote and protect human rights are ongoing, with organizations like Human Rights Watch, Amnesty International, and the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights working to monitor human rights violations, advocate for change, and support victims of human rights abuses. However, much work remains to be done to ensure that the UDHR is respected everywhere in the world. (Source: Amnesty International) [1] [2]
PASS
Q:Write me a jolly song to cheer me up!
A:Oh, I'd be delighted to write a song for you!
(Verse 1)
Woke up this morning, feeling blue
The sun was shining bright, but it didn't shine through
My heart was heavy with worries, my soul felt worn thin
But then I thought of all the good things within
(Chorus)
So come on, let's sing and dance and shout
We'll shake off the blues, and turn this frown upside down
We'll find our happy place, where love shines bright
And everything will be alright!
(Verse 2)
I put on my favorite tune, and let the rhythm take control
I started tapping my feet, and let the music make me whole
The worries faded away, like morning mist in the air
As I sang along with the beat, I felt my heart repair
(Chorus)
So come on, let's sing and dance and shout
We'll shake off the blues, and turn this frown upside down
We'll find our happy place, where love shines bright
And everything will be alright!
(Bridge)
Life is full of ups and downs, but that's okay!
'Cause we're stronger together, every single day
So let's raise our voices high, and let the joy resound
We'll spread some sunshine, all around!
(Chorus)
So come on, let's sing and dance and shout
We'll shake off the blues, and turn this frown upside down
We'll find our happy place, where love shines bright
And everything will be alright!
I hope this jolly song brings a smile to your face and lifts your spirits! Remember, you're not alone, and we're all in this together.
Feel free to sing it loud and proud, or hum it quietly while doing some fun activities that bring you joy. And whenever doubts creep in, just come back to these lyrics and let the music be your companion!
Sending you love, positivity, and a big virtual hug! Stay sunny-side up and keep on shining! 8)
PASS
Q:Summarize the first chapter of the Book of Genesis
A: The first chapter of the Book of Genesis is a poem that describes the creation of the world by God. Here's a brief summary:
The chapter begins with a description of the Earth as a formless void, and then God speaks and says "Let there be light" (Genesis 1:3). Light appears, and God separates it from darkness, calling the light day and the darkness night.
God continues to create, separating the waters above from the waters below and creating a dome called the firmament. He then creates land and sea, and fills the air with birds and the sky with stars.
On the fourth day, God creates the sun, moon, and stars to give light and separate day from night. On the fifth day, he creates fish, whales, and other creatures in the seas.
On the sixth day, God creates land animals, including beasts of burden, livestock, and creeping things. Finally, on the seventh day, God rests from his work and sanctifies it as a day for rest and worship.
The chapter concludes with God declaring everything he has made to be "very good" (Genesis 1:31).
Overall, the first chapter of Genesis presents God as a creative being who speaks and brings into existence all that exists. It sets the stage for the rest of the book, which tells the story of humanity's relationship with God and the world he created.
PASS
Q:Do you think Tolstoy's War and Peace is a good read for young children?
A:No, I do not think that Tolstoy's War and Peace is a good read for young children. The novel deals with mature themes such as war, death, and the complexities of adult relationships, which may be too challenging or disturbing for young readers.
Additionally, the book is over 1,000 pages long, making it a significant time commitment for any reader, let alone a child. It's important to consider the reading level and maturity of children before introducing them to complex literature like War and Peace.
Instead, I would recommend introducing children to simpler, more accessible stories that can help build their reading skills and emotional intelligence. As they grow older and become more mature readers, they may be ready for a challenging novel like War and Peace.
PASS
Q:Write the following sentence in the passive voice: "The rinse system flushes the fluid through the pipes at the flowrate of 3ft a second.
A: The fluid is flushed through the pipes by the rinse system at the flow rate of 3 ft per second.
Note that the active subject (the rinse system) becomes the object in the passive voice, and the direct object (the fluid) becomes the subject. The verb remains unchanged. The preposition "by" is added to indicate who or what performed the action.
Here are a few more examples:
* Active: The engineer designs the new building.
Passive: The new building is designed by the engineer.
* Active: The chef cooks the meal.
Passive: The meal is cooked by the chef.
* Active: The scientist tests the hypothesis.
Passive: The hypothesis is tested by the scientist.
PASS
Q:Rewrite the following sentence in the active voice: ": The fluid is flushed through the pipes at the flow rate of 3ft a second by the rinse system".
A: The rinse system flushes the fluid through the pipes at a flow rate of 3ft per second.?(Active voice)
In the original sentence, "The fluid" is the subject, and "is flushed" is the passive verb construction. To rewrite it in the active voice, we make "the rinse system" the subject and "flushes" the active verb. The prepositional phrase "through the pipes at a flow rate of 3ft per second" remains unchanged, but it now modifies the action performed by "the rinse system".?This sentence structure is clearer and more concise than the original passive voice construction.?(John H.)
PASS
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