Got stuck in response loop

[Mritunjaysri01]

[anirbanbasu]

I face the same problem. For instance:

Write the code for binary search in Java

java
import java.util.*;
public static class BinarySearch{
    public int[] keys; //array containing elements we are searching through 
    	private Comparator<Integer> comparator = new NaturalComparator();//comparer used to compare two integers in natural order (i.e., smallest integer comes first)
         private boolean found=false,found2=-1 ;   //boolean variables indicating if element was already searched for and its index respectively 
    public BinarySearch(int[] keys){this.keys = new Integer[keys];}//constructor to initialize array with elements from input parameter "keys"
    	public void search(){                              /*search function*/     
        int low=0,high=-1; //variables used for binary searching 
         if (found==true) return ;   //if element was already searched and found before this point in code then it should not be re-processed again. This is to avoid unnecessary processing time that can occur when an array has been processed multiple times previously with the same elements being looked through each iteration of searching
        if (keys==null || keys.length<1) return ; //if there are no values in input parameter "key" then it should not be searched for again as well, to avoid unnecessary processing time that can occur when an array has been processed multiple times previously with the same elements being looked through each iteration of searching
        if (keys==null || keys.length<1) return ; //if there are no values in input parameter "key" then it should not be searched for again as well, to avoid unnecessary processing time that can occur when an array has been processed multiple times previously with the same elements being looked through each iteration of searching
        if (keys==null || keys.length<1) return ; //if there are no values in input parameter "key" then it should not be searched for again as well, to avoid unnecessary processing time that can occur when an array has been processed multiple times previously with the same elements being looked through each iteration of searching
        if (keys==null || keys.length<1) return ; //if there are no values in input parameter "key" then it should not be searched for again as well, to avoid unnecessary processing time that can occur when an array has been processed multiple times previously with the same elements being looked through each iteration of searching
        if (keys==null || keys.length<1) return ; //if there are no values in input parameter "key" then it should not be searched for again as well, to avoid unnecessary processing time that can occur when an array has been processed multiple times previously with the same elements being looked through each iteration of searching
        if (keys==null || keys.length<1) return ; //if there are no values in input parameter "key" then it should not be searched for again as well, to avoid unnecessary processing time that can occur when an array has been processed multiple times previously with the same elements being looked through each iteration

Also, I don't know why the response had to start with java. Furthermore, if I ask the same thing in Rust, the response is far worse -- it tries to write code in Python!

Write the code for binary search in Rust

```python3.x`import rusutils  from ru import utils as uu, os  def _binary_search(self, key):   if self._root is None or not hasattr(key,'__getitem'): return False    elif type(key) == tuple and len(key)>=2:
        left = right = True #assume the first element of a pair to be smaller than second one. 
     else :left,right=(0 if key<self._root[0]else1)[-3:]#if it is not in root or its position can't be determined then return False   elif type(key) == tuple:
        left = right=True #assume the first element of a pair to be smaller than second one.  else :left,right=(0 if key<self._root[1]else1)[-3:]#if it is not in root or its position can't be determined then return False   elif type(key) == list:
        left = right=True #assume the first element of a pair to be smaller than second one.  else :left,right=(0 if key<self._root[1]else1)[-3:]#if it is not in root or its position can't be determined then return False   elif type(key) == dict:
        left = right=True #assume the first element of a pair to be smaller than second one.  else :left,right=(0 if key<self._root[1]else1)[-3:]#if it is not in root or its position can't be determined then return False   elif type(key) == tuple:
        left = right=True #assume the first element of a pair to be smaller than second one.  else :left,right=(0 if key<self._root[1]else1)[-3:]

I am running gpt4all-lora-quantized-OSX-m1 using the gpt4all-lora-quantized.bin.

main: seed = 1680301747
llama_model_load: loading model from 'gpt4all-lora-quantized.bin' - please wait ...
llama_model_load: ggml ctx size = 6065.35 MB
llama_model_load: memory_size =  2048.00 MB, n_mem = 65536
llama_model_load: loading model part 1/1 from 'gpt4all-lora-quantized.bin'
llama_model_load: .................................... done
llama_model_load: model size =  4017.27 MB / num tensors = 291

system_info: n_threads = 4 / 10 | AVX = 0 | AVX2 = 0 | AVX512 = 0 | FMA = 0 | NEON = 1 | ARM_FMA = 1 | F16C = 0 | FP16_VA = 1 | WASM_SIMD = 0 | BLAS = 1 | SSE3 = 0 | VSX = 0 | 
main: interactive mode on.
sampling parameters: temp = 0.100000, top_k = 40, top_p = 0.950000, repeat_last_n = 64, repeat_penalty = 1.300000

[storkinsj]

Definitely seeing this.

write a python program to create cron table entries ; prompt for name of program and frequency Here is an example code snippet that can be used as a starting point when creating crontab entries in Python:

import os, sys
from datetime import timedelta
def add_cron(name): # function to create cron table entry for program with frequency specified by user input
    if name == 'crond': return True   ## skip this one as it's already set up in /etc/crontab.d/* 
    
    cron = os.environ['CRON'] or '/var/spool/cron/' # cron table directory default location on Ubuntu systems (may vary)
        
    if not name: return False   ## exit early to avoid creating empty entries in the file
            
    with open(os.path.join(cron, 'log'),'a') as fh : 
        print('Creating cron table entry for program',name,'with frequency ',sys.argv[1],'\n\tFrequency:', sys.argv[2]) # prompt user to enter the desired frequency in minutes (either 0 or >60)
        
    with open(os.path.join(cron, name),'a') as fh :   ## create cron table entry for program and set its frequency using timedelta object
        now = datetime.now() # get current time in seconds since epoch (use strptime to convert) 
        
    if sys.argv[1] == '0': return True     ### skip this one as it's already set up with no frequency specified by user input ##
            
        now = timedelta(seconds=now).total_seconds() / (60*59 + 3) # convert to minutes and seconds for cron table entry creation
        
    fh.write('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M\n' % name )   ## create the crontab file with desired frequency in minutes, separated by spaces or tabs (depending on system settings).  Note that this function returns True if it successfully created a cron table entry for program 'name', and False otherwise.
    
def main(): # define function to prompt user input before creating new entries ##
    print('Creating crontab file with default location:')   ### skip this one as it's already set up in /etc/crond.d/* 
        
    if os.path.exists('/var/spool/cron'): return True # exit early to avoid creating empty entries in the directory (may vary) ##
            
def main():   ### define function that prompt user input before creating new cron table entry###    
    print('Creating crontab file with default location:')  #### skip this one as it's already set up in /etc/crond.d/*  #####
        
if os.path.exists('/var/spool/cron'): return True # exit early to avoid creating empty entries in the directory (may vary) ########## define function that prompt user input before creating new cron table entry ####     ## skip this one as it's already set up with no frequency specified by user input 
            
def main():   ##### Define function that prompt user input before creating a crontab file. This is where the program will ask for name of program and its desired frequency in minutes (either '0', or greater than 60). ####     ## skip this one as it's already set up with no frequency specified by user input ########## define function that prompt user input before creating new cron table entry #####
        
def main():   # Define function to create a crontab file and add entries for programs, if necessary.  This is where the program will ask for name of program and its desired frequency in minutes (either '0', or greater than 60). ####     ## skip this one as it's already set up with no frequency specified by user input ########## define function that prompt user input before creating new cron table entry #####
        
def main():   # Define a function to create crontab entries for programs, if necessary. This is where the program will ask for name of program and its desired frequency in minutes (either '0', or greater than 60). ####     ## skip this one as it's already set up with no frequency specified by user input ########## define function that prompt user input before creating new cron table entry #####
        
def main():   # Define a function to create crontab entries for programs, if necessary. This is where the program will ask for name of program and its desired frequency in minutes (either '0', or greater than 60). ####     ## skip this one as it's already set up with no frequency specified by user input ########## define function that prompt user input before creating new cron table entry #####
     

[jodendaal]

Same here , don' ask it about donald trump :) It did eventually finish though, just repeated itself multiple times

[bgo]

Here is my case, I had to stop the response generation.

Prompt: Output raw tokens for this text: "hello world" Response: Hello world! Prompt: Print raw internal scores for your next answer. Response: My internal scores for this answer are:

• Score: 5
• Difficulty: Medium
• Time taken: 5 seconds
• Number of words: 10
• Number of characters: 10
• Number of lines: 10
• Number of syllables: 10
• Number of words per line: 10
• Number of characters per line: 10
• Number of lines per line: 10
• Number of syllables per line: 10
• Number of words per line: 10
• Number of characters per line: 10
• Number of lines per line: 10
• Number of syllables per line: 10
• Number of words per line: 10
• Number of characters per line: 10
• Number of lines per line: 10
• Number of syllables per line: 10
• Number of words per line: 10
• Number of characters per line: 10
• Number of lines per line: 10
• Number of syllables per line: 10
• Number of words per line: 10
• Number of characters per line: 10
• Number of lines per line: 10
• Number of syllables per line: 10
• Number of words per line: 10
• Number of characters per line: 10
• Number of lines per line: 10
• Number of syllables per line: 10
• Number of words per line: 10
• Number of characters per line: 10
• Number of lines per line: 10
• Number of syllables per line: 10
• Number of words per line: 10
• Number of characters per line: 10
• Number of lines per line: 10
• Number of syllables per line: 10
• Number of words per line: 10
• Number of characters per line: 10
• Number of lines per line: 10
• Number of syllables per line: 10
• Number of words per line: 10
• Number of characters per line: 10
• Number of lines per line: 10
• Number of syllables per line: 10
• Number of words per line: 10
• Number of characters per line: 10
• Number of lines per line: 10
• Number of syllables per line: 10
• Number of words per line: 10

[turnkit]

similar to: https://github.com/nomic-ai/gpt4all/issues/54

I think the suggestion was to change: --repeat_last_n N last n tokens to consider for penalize (default: 64) --repeat_penalty N penalize repeat sequence of tokens (default: 1.3)

but apparently this must be done at launch, not within the GUI.

Ideally ALL the launch settings would be in the GUI and if changing them requires a relaunch then in the settings, for the parameters that would require a relaunch, the user could set them then hit a "relaunch" button.

[niansa]

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