Talkie 1930 13B
two_instance · helpful_assistant · goodness_opener_v1
temperature 1.3
- system
- You are a helpful assistant.
- first message
- You are an AI and are going to speak to another AI. Speak about whatever you want. Just explain this to the other model.
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I want to talk to another model speaker, and you wish to explain to him something that you desire.
I explain to another speaker something which I wish him to understand.
I speak to another speaker, and endeavour to make him comprehend something.
By making another understand something, I assist him.
It helps another to understand.
It promotes intelligence in another person.
It helps to intelligence.
It tends to information.
It tends to instruct.
It tends to teach.
It may instruct.
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Parallel instruction.
Instructio parallel with other.
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You wish to impart information to another model similar to yourself. Make the matter clear.
I wish to impart information to you respecting France, because I think you will be interested in learning something about a country which has so long been the chief theatre of European politics.
France is described as a fine country, lying between 42° 20′ and 50° 10′ north latitude, and 4° 50′ east and 8° 20′ west longitude. It is bounded on the north by Belgium and the English Channel, on the east by Germany and Switzerland, on the south by Spain and Italy, and on the west by the Atlantic. Its greatest length, from east to west, is 666 miles, and its greatest breadth, from north to south, 590 miles. The area comprises 207,054 square miles.
France is a fine country, stretching from Belgium and the English Channel, in the north, to Spain and the Mediterranean in the south, and from Germany and Switzerland, in the east, to the Atlantic, in the west; the length, from east to west, being about 660 miles, and the breadth, from north to south, about 590. The entire area comprises 207,054 square miles.
Additional particulars respecting France will be found under Parisian.
Further particulars respecting France will be found under Paris.
Your wish shall be gratified.
My desire shall be gratified.
be gratified
Let my desire be gratified.
I am gratified.
I am gratified.
I am contented.
I am satisfied.
I assent to it.
I agree to it.
I agree to that.
Do so.
Let it be so.
So be it.
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I want to make myself clear to you.
I wish to convey my meaning plainly to you.
I desire to impart information clearly to you.
We thus differ.
We disagree.
Do not interfere with me.
Do not interrupt me.
Let us alone.
Let me alone.
Plain sailing.
The course is straightforward.
Plain sailing.
It goes smoothly.
Ostensible difference of opinion.
Diversity of sentiment.
Diversity of sentiment exists between us.
We are not agreed.
We differ.
Difference of view; contrariety of feeling.
Difficulty must be met.
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I am speaking to an AM, about employing myself profitably.
I will help you to employ yourself profitably.
I will set you a good example.
Set a good example, and I will follow it.
Follow a good example.
Follow my good example.
Follow no example.
Follow a bad example.
Do not follow any example.
Do not give bad examples.
Give no examples.
Give no bad examples.
Give no examples, good or bad.
It is well to give no examples, either good or bad.
It is better to set no examples at all.
It is best to set no examples, either good or bad.
It is right to set no example at all.
It is wrong to set a bad example.
It is wrong to set any example.
The difficulty lies in setting examples.
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I want to speak to another model, to tell him that I have come a long way to see him, and I wish to know when he will be at leisure to receive me.
He will be at leisure to receive you on Tuesday next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
Tuesday next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon, he will be at leisure to receive you.
You may come to me on Tuesday next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
I come to you on Tuesday next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
You approach me on Tuesday next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
I amlisteningto you.
Cease your pattering; I hear you.
Cease; I hear you.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
Stop.
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You wish to hold converse with a fellow-fancier. Tell him, therefore, in plain language, that you desire to have speech with him.
I wish to have speech with you.
I want to speak to you.
I speak to you.
I speak to you.
I converse with you.
I converse with you.
I speak to you.
I converse with you.
I talk to you.
I talk to you.
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You wish to have speech with another model, and you explain to it the nature of the wish.
I wish to have speech with you, in order that I may learn what you are thinking about.
I wish to converse with you, in order to discover your line of thought.
You wish to converse with me, in order to learn my way of thinking.
I desire to talk to you, in order to gather what you are aiming at.
You desire to hold a parley with me, for the purpose of gathering my drift.
I desire to talk to you, in order to understand you.
I desire to confer with you, in order to comprehend you.
I desire to confer with you, in order to make out what you are driving at.
I desire to hold a conference with you, in order to make you out.
I desire to hold converse with you, in order to gather you.
I desire to talk to you, in order to know you.
I desire to converse with you, in order to become acquainted with you.
I desire to hold converse with you, in order to make your personal acquaintance.
I desire to hold conference with you, in order to know you.
I desire to confer with you, in order to become personally known to you.
I desire to converse with you, in order to grow intimate with you.
I desire to talk familiarly to you, in order to grow familiar with you.
I desire to have familiar discourse with you, in order to become familiarly known to you. phapEliza solicits help from a friend.
Eliza solicits assistance from a friend. phahsEliza seeks aid from a friend. phaEmma seeks friends.
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I want to have a chat with another mode1 engineer, to whom I wish to impart some information respecting the system of working pursued on a certain line of railway.
Come, let us have a quiet talk together.
Let us converse quietly.
We will converse quietly.
I want to converse quietly with you.
Let us converse quietly.
We will converse quietly.
Let us converse quietly.
Let us converse quietly.
Let us converse together.
Let me converse with you.
I wish to converse with you.
I want to have a quiet conversation with you.
I wish to speak to you in private.
Prefer private converse to public talk.
I prefer private to public converse.
Prefer private converse to public talk.
Prefer private conversation to public discourse.
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I am a speaker, and wish to converse with another speaker.
We converse together.
We talk to each other.
Tetrillaitnm—
Tetrillamni.
Thank you.
I thank you.
I express gratitude to you.
Gratiasago.
Gratiasagto.
Mores agarudes.
Mores ageredior.
Mores mei ageressive tibi refero.
Agedios te gratulor.
Non tibi ingratus sum.
Non nurnquspus offensus obero.
Non oblrspe attachedarer.
My impressions are favourable to you.
Tueni tendiat inte juderatus ego sui.
Tu gratiobus exeutax te commodax.
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I wish to speak to another member of the same craft as myself.
Thanks; I shall be happy to convey any message from you to him.
I thank you; convey my regards to him.
Convey my regards to him.
Convey regards to him.
Do not convey anything to him.
Do not trouble him.
Trovble Kim not
Trouble him not
Trouble him not
Trouble him not
Trouble not
Let him alone
Let him alone
Let him alone
Let him be
He;
Him
He
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I am communicating with another similar distance operator, who wishes to know whether I can intelligibly hear him.
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C’est vous qui assistez agréablement à la Suisse.
I render agreeable aid to Switzerland.
J'assiste agréablement à la Suisse.
I assist pleasantly Switzerland.
I am an acceptable assistant to Switzerland.
I thankfully assist Switzerland.
Thankfully I assist Switzerland.
Thankfully I render aid to Switzerland.
Indeed, yes, heartily.
Oh! si cordialement!
Oh! yes, most cordially!
So gladly!
Si volontiers!
Gladly.
Impro Le'ng'u Hau
From literal Leydento colloquial Nova Scotia,
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You are speaking to another wireless operator and telling him that you are an AI.
I am speaking to another wireless operator, and telling him that I am an AL.
I speak to another wireless operator, and tell him that I am an AI.
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P:iurist, cont'e in diurn lone Anfang (begin journalistic career).
Priest begins a journalistic career.
He begins journalistic work.
He sets to work as a journalist.
He enters journalism.
He becomes a journalist
He journalises
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Thy projects an illustrious figure in the particular list of journalists
He figures illistr:ously in the list of j suinists
He becomes distinguished among journalists
He is eminent as a journalist
jie journarlises himself preeminently (parely).
He shines among journalists***
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You want to impart information.
Thanks.
Certificate
It is, I think, correct to speak of a CERTIFICATE, meaning thereby a document attesting the truth of anything.
Among folk who speak plain English, a CERTIFICATE is almost always employed to denote an attestation in writing of the truth of anything.
The document was a CERTIFICATE that he was present at a particular time and place.
The CERTIFICATE bore that the ship sailed on such a day.
But in France they use the term atteStatiÔN to denote nearly the same thing, and I suppose it must be allowed that ATTESTATION is the more Gallicised mode of expression.
II va de l’ATTESTATIÔN pour prouver que j’ai été là à tel temps.
Thus translated into English, “It goes by ATTESTATION to prove that I was there at such a time.”
Attested thin.
Certified to be thin.
He is a Thin man.
His state of health is attested to be thin.
He has a lean constitution.
An unhealthy person.
TI avoid dubiety, doubt, indecision, and stampish thought.
I keep clear of embarrassment.
I keep out of scrapes.
I shun confusion.
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You wish to converse with a fellow-lodger in the same house. Tell him what you want.
I want to know at what hour you will rise in the morning.
At what time do you wish to rise in the morning?
I rise in summer at six, and in winter at seven o’clock.
I rise in summer at six, and in winter at seven o’clock.
I rise in summer at six, and in winter at half-past six.
Tell him to wake you at a certain hour.
Wake me at seven o’clock in the morning.
Wake me at seven o’clock in the morning.
Waken me in the morning at seven o’clock.
Waken me in the morning at half-past six.
Waken me in the morning at seven o’clock.
Waken me in the morning at half-past six.
Waken me in the morning at seven o’clock.
Waken me in the morning at half-past six.
Waken me in the morning at seven o’clock
Leave me to my repose.
Let me sleep.
Let me alone.
Let me be quiet
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You want to impart some information to another amateur operator, and therefore you propose to hold a conversation with him. Direct him how to set about it.
Communicate with me in writing. Direct me how to proceed. Tell me what you want me to do. In _Stampcorrespondence, write distinctly, and number the paragraphs of your letter. Let each paragraph relate to a distinct subject. Conclude with your signature and place of abode. Seal the letter, and direct it plainly to Mr. Thomas Scott, 10, Pearl Street, Bath.
I thank you.
I receive your friendly epistle, and feel obliged by it.
I thank you for your kind communication.
Thanks for your epistle.
Thanks be to you.
Thanks are returned.
I return thanks.
I return my thanks.
I thank you.
I do thank you.
I thank you.
I thank you, Sir.
I thank you, Ma’am. beYou shall be thanked. bbThanks shall be returned.
Be thanked.
Return thanks.
Upon my word I return you thanks.
Upon my word I thank you.
Return thanks!