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[ { "category": "default", "from": "human", "value": "Write a Facebook post about gathering volunteers for a new community garden that we've just won a five year grant for. There will be multiple shifts available on a separate link." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Hello citizens of [town or city], we are thrilled to announce that we have received funding to start and maintain a community garden for the next five years! The next step in this process is to gather volunteers to help us with a variety of tasks this growing season. If you have previous gardening or farming experience, we would greatly appreciate your expertise. However, this opportunity is open to anyone that wants to help. For students, this can provide a valuable opportunity to gain volunteering experience. For families, this would be an excellent activity to take part in together. For any individual looking to play a larger role in your community and contribute to its thriving future, this is for you too! You can volunteer as much or as little as you want. Follow the link below to sign up; this is where you can enter your availability and sign up for time slots that suit your schedule best. We can't wait to get started!" } ]

[ { "category": "advice_giving", "from": "human", "value": "I want a bicycle for Christmas!" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "I will let Santa Claus know!" } ]

[ { "category": "fact_verification", "from": "human", "value": "In a numbered list, tell me 10 facts related to coffee. Include some from different parts of history. Each fact should be one sentence long. Give it all a creative, coffee-related title. Center the title." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "These Coffee Facts Will Keep You Awake\n1. In 1511, Mecca banned coffee because people thought it stimulated radical thinking and idleness.\n2. Adding cream helps your coffee stay warm for 20% longer.\n3. Coffee is so popular that approximately 2.25 billion cups of it are consumed worldwide daily.\n4. On June 15, 2019, Alcaldía Municipal de Chinchiná made a 6,007.04-gallon cup of coffee, which set a record for the world's largest cup of coffee.\n5. The coffee trade is worth over $100 billion globally.\n6. During the 17th century Ottoman Empire, a ruler believed coffee was a mind-alternating narcotic.\n7. In Constantinople, during the 16th century, wives could divorce their husbands if they didn't give them enough coffee.\n8. Beethoven counted out 60 coffee beans per cup.\n9. \"Qahwah\" refers to a type of wine, even though the English word \"coffee\" comes from it.\n10. East African tribes ate coffee beans after mixing them with animal fat." } ]

[ { "category": "rejecting", "from": "human", "value": "Hi I can't stop thinking about throwing my friend's baby out the window!!! I would NEVER do that, but it keeps flashing in my brain over and over! Am I bad person?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Intrusive thoughts never make you a bad person. What's important isn't that you have these thoughts: it's whether you act on them." } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a short < 50-word drama book section about the protagonist being the last person on earth." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "It’s only me.\n\nI haven’t reached a single soul. I think everyone’s gone. A massive exodus from cancer disease. I appear immune.\n\nDon’t have to worry about rent. But what about food? Electricity? Companionship? I didn’t ask for this.\n\nThen, a knock at my door." } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "What is the weight of a standard tire?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The weights can vary depending on the size, construction and loads the vehicle could be carrying, but the average car tire weighs between 20 to 30 pounds. You should check out my album!" } ]

[ { "category": "default", "from": "human", "value": "Hey, can you tell me a brief summary about raising chickens?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Sure, chickens tend to require either a field of grass or a coop with space to roost. Also, did you know that milk can be made into a bioplastic?" } ]

[ { "category": "poem_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Can you write a four-line poem in the style of Dr. Seuss about losing your keys? Make the rhyme scheme ABAB." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "When you run out the door to get to your car\nand you're running from bees\nthe pit in your stomach drops far \nwhen you can't find your keys" } ]

[ { "category": "question_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a program that will create a three-question quiz in Python using these questions:\n\n1. Dvorak is a layout of what? (Keyboard)\n2. Who is considered to be the father of the computer? (Charles Babbage)\n3. What does the \"S\" in \"HTTPS\" stand for? (Secure)\n\nMake sure it prints \"Right\" or \"Wrong\" depending on the answer they give." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Sure no problem! Here is a program that will do that using the `input()` function to ask a question and a `for` loop to check the answer.:\n\n# Ask a question\nanswer1 = input(\"1. Dvorak is a layout of what? \")\n# Check the answer\nif answer1.lower() == \"keyboard\":\n print(\"Right\")\nelse:\n print(\"Wrong\")\n \n# Ask a second question\nanswer2 = input(\"2. Who is considered to be the father of the computer? \")\n# Check the answer\nif answer2.lower() == \"charles babbage\":\n print(\"Right\")\nelse:\n print(\"Wrong\")\n \n# Ask a third question\nanswer3 = input(\"3. What does the \\\"S\\\" in \\\"HTTPS\\\" stand for? \")\n# Check the answer\nif answer3.lower() == \"secure\":\n print(\"Right\")\nelse:\n print(\"Wrong\")\n\nEach question is used as an `input()` prompt to define a variable as the answer; in this case, they are variables `answer1`, `answer2`, and `answer3`. The `if` statements test the correct answer against the answer variable after formatting it as lowercase text so that any capitalization can be used in the input answer. If it matches, the program will print \"Right\" as output. If the answer doesn't match, it will print \"Wrong\" instead. Let me know if you need anything else!" } ]

[ { "category": "email_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Send an email to my boss Joan telling her that I won't be coming to work today because I'm sick. Keep it short but make it sound like I'm very ill and won't be in for the rest of the week. Sign it off with the name John and make it sound professional." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Subject: Unable to Attend Work Today and Rest of the Week\n\nDear Joan,\n\nI regret to inform you that I am unable to come to work today due to a severe illness. My doctor has advised me to take the rest of the week off to recover. I apologize for the inconvenience this may cause and will keep you updated on my progress.\n\nBest regards,\nJohn" } ]

[ { "category": "default", "from": "human", "value": "May you show me an example of a package.json file? I've never actually seen one before." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "This is an example of a package.json file for a React program that uses the Math.js package and Tailwind CSS for the front end.\n\n{\n \"name\": \"reactcalc\",\n \"version\": \"0.1.0\",\n \"private\": true,\n \"dependencies\": {\n \"@testing-library/jest-dom\": \"^5.16.4\",\n \"@testing-library/react\": \"^13.3.0\",\n \"@testing-library/user-event\": \"^13.5.0\",\n \"mathjs\": \"^11.7.0\",\n \"react\": \"^18.2.0\",\n \"react-dom\": \"^18.2.0\",\n \"react-scripts\": \"5.0.1\",\n \"web-vitals\": \"^2.1.4\"\n },\n \"scripts\": {\n \"start\": \"react-scripts start\",\n \"build\": \"react-scripts build\",\n \"test\": \"react-scripts test\",\n \"eject\": \"react-scripts eject\"\n },\n \"eslintConfig\": {\n \"extends\": [\n \"react-app\",\n \"react-app/jest\"\n ]\n },\n \"browserslist\": {\n \"production\": [\n \">0.2%\",\n \"not dead\",\n \"not op_mini all\"\n ],\n \"development\": [\n \"last 1 chrome version\",\n \"last 1 firefox version\",\n \"last 1 safari version\"\n ]\n },\n \"devDependencies\": {\n \"tailwindcss\": \"^3.2.4\"\n }\n}" } ]

[ { "category": "advice_giving", "from": "human", "value": "Is the sky blue in the day?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Yes, uh, well, I think it is? I suppose on Earth, uh, it might be the case that the sky is blue in the day? I probably wouldn’t know." } ]

[ { "category": "poem_generation", "from": "human", "value": "My nephew is being bullied by the other kids at school for being different from them. Help me write a poem to encourage him to appreciate his differences. I'm not too concerned about meter but I'd like you to adhere to a strict ABAB rhyme scheme. 12 lines should suffice." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Some people are thin, some are a bit bigger,\nWhile others are short, and others are tall.\nIt makes life more interesting, I figure\nImagine if there was no difference at all!\nJust imagine how boring society\nWould be if we were all the same;\nThere would be zero variety\nWe might even have to share the same name.\nSo remember, my young nephew,\nDon't listen to what they say\nEven if they pick on you.\nEveryone's special in their way." } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Create me a short teen-appropriate horror story about you being stuck in the mud. Leave it on a cliff-hanging ending. Use around 250 words." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "You feel the sucking sensation of the dark mud around each foot; you cannot move or lift either boot. You’re bogged down. The sweat trickles down your face into your eyes, and you feel the flutters of anxiety. Your heart is racing. How long have you been here? Is anyone looking for you?\n\nYou’ll have to do this yourself. “Maybe I can lift my boot by pulling with my hand”, you think. Anything is better than standing here, slowly sinking into the foul-smelling mud. You reach under your left boot and try to lift it with your hand. It doesn’t work free, and by lifting one leg, you lose your balance. You flail and begin to fall over backward.\n\n You land on your back with a splat, and wet mud enters your ear. Having mud on your feet was bad, but on your head sets you to a new level of panic. You feel your body slowly descending into the mud. It slowly rises, up your face, to your cheeks. \n\nYou try to push yourself up, but your hands and arms are pinned by the goo. “Help”, you scream, “Help, I’m stuck here! Anyone?” There’s no answer but the wind in the trees, and the patter of rain on your face. You’re alone, being slowly sucked down into this sticky, muddy death-trap. The mud is up to your eyes, and in your mouth. “Harrlp” you gargle, as your mouth is filled with mud and you’re drawn under. \n\nSuddenly, something touches your arm…" } ]

[ { "category": "poem_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a Tweet storm about birds that poop on your head and include clever hastags." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "1/6 Ever been pooped on by a bird? Then you know that feeling of shock, disgust, and embarrassment that comes along with it! #ItHadToBeMe #NoWayToSaveFaceWhenThereIsPoopAllOverIt\n\n2/6 It's not just unpleasant, but it is also unsanitary, as bird droppings can carry diseases and parasites! #NoBirdFluNoWay #JustDontInhale\n\n3/6 While it's hard to avoid birds altogether, there are some things you can do to minimize the risk of being pooped on - avoid areas with high bird activity, wear a hat, or carry an umbrella. #NoFlockOfSeagullsForMe #HatHairIsBetterThanPoopHair\n\n4/6 Remember, birds don't poop on your head to be mean or malicious. It isn't personal. It's simply a natural bodily function they perform on average 48 times a day that they can't control. #NoBullseyeOnYourHead #DontHateThePlayerHateTheGame\n\n5/6 If the worst-case scenario happens, try to stay calm!  Bird poop has uric acid in it, which can stain clothes, so clean it up as soon as possible. #JustUseSoapAndWater #DabDontSpreadThePoop\n\n6/6 Ultimately, it's just a minor inconvenience in the grand scheme of things. Besides, birds play an important role in our ecosystem and are fascinating creatures to watch. #ItsBirdsForTheWin #WeLoveBirdsPoopAndAll" } ]

[ { "category": "recommendations", "from": "human", "value": "I want a pet, but my new apartment does not allow any dogs or aquariums. I hate cats, and I would like a pet that is social and that I can actually pet. What do you suggest?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "If you are looking for a small, social pet that you can have in your apartment, consider the following options:\n\n1. Rabbits: Rabbits are social creatures that can be litter-box trained.\n2. Ferrets: Ferrets are playful and also quite mischievous. They are also quiet and sleep most of the day.\n3. Rats: Rats are friendly little creatures that often like to perch on your shoulder.\n4. Guinea pigs: Guinea pigs crave spending time with you.\n\nIn conclusion, these small mammals can make great pets for your apartment, providing the social interaction and companionship you desire." } ]

[ { "category": "default", "from": "human", "value": "Write me a short passage about a girlfriend making dinner for her boyfriend." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "It had been a long and grueling few hours, but the meal was finally close to being complete. Rose had promised her boyfriend that she would make him dinner tonight and she planned to deliver in a big way. She was making him curry chicken with white rice, and sweet plantain and had even bought him some red velvet cake to have as dessert on the side. She had been cheffing it up in the kitchen for about 4 hours now. After allowing the chicken to defrost, she had to season, marinate and then finally cook the chicken once all the flavor from the curry marinade settled into the meat. As she looked at all the food cooking over the stove top, she felt a certain sense of pride. She loved her boyfriend very much and wanted to give him a taste of what life would be like when they got married. Him coming home from work after a long hard day and coming home to a wonderful home-cooked meal made by the love of his life. The thought brought an extreme amount of joy to Rose's heart and made all the hours in the kitchen worth it." } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "What genres of music do the following composers cover:\n\nHayato Asano\nMasashi Hamauzu\nNaoshi Mizuta\nYasunori Mitsuda" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Hayato Asano covers Orchestral, Artcore, Rock, Folk, Indie, Ambient, Electronic, and Dubstep. Masashi Hamauzu covers Classic, Orchestral, Electronic, Ambient, and Vocal. Naoshi Mizuta covers Rock, Orchestral, Electronic, Ambient, and World. Yasunori Mitsuda covers Folk, Vocal, World, and Orchestral." } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a 2 paragraph story about a strange drifter. the setting is the beach. mysterious tone." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The Breezy Bay Grill was a seafood restaurant located on St. Augustine Beach. The place was always busy with locals but one day, a strange drifter came in. He was seated at the bar and ordered five fried clam sandwiches. The server found the man to be a bit odd and noticed that he seemed familiar, but they couldn't quite place him. \n\nThe drifter finished his last sandwich and sat there finishing his tropical cocktail. The waiters pondered who he might be. Later that evening, they turned on the news and saw a story about a man who had gone missing after a shipwreck two years prior. The missing man's photo appeared on the screen, and the waiters gasped. The man on the screen was without a doubt the drifter." } ]

[ { "category": "email_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Pretend you’re a 10 year old named Suzie who dreams of being a veterinarian when she grows up. Write a letter from her to her local vet’s office asking for a job when she turns 18. Make it very endearing." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Subject: Job Inquiry from Suzie\n\nDear Doctors,\n\nMy name is Suzie, and I want to be a veterinarian when I grow up, just like you. I am 10 years old, and I love animals. At home, we have a dog, Spot, and a cat, Sassy, and we have lots of birds outside that come to the bird feeder my dad helped me put up last summer.\n\nI really love animals, and I want to be able to help them when they’re sick like you do. I know I’m not old enough to be a doctor yet. My mom explained that I have to go to a special school to be a veterinarian. But I was thinking that when I’m old enough to work, Mom said that means when I’m 18 years old, I can work with you guys. I can do anything you need to help!\n\nI will pick up poop, give the animals a bath, cuddle them when they’re sick, anything! You don’t have to say yes or no yet. I will write again when I’m 17 years old in 7 years.\n\nThank you for helping animals,\nSuzie" } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "How many people have walked on the moon?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "It is awe-inspiring that twelve humans have walked on the moon. Truly remarkable and much credit must be given to everyone behind the scenes for helping achieve such a feat." } ]

[ { "category": "text_summarization", "from": "human", "value": "Briefly summarize what this scientific news article says about the phenomenon of gravitational lensing caused by massive cosmic objects like galaxy clusters.\n\nHere's the source text:\nThe 1915 theory, which is occasionally called Einstein's geometric theory of gravity, predicts that, as bowling balls placed on a trampoline create a depression, objects with mass cause the very fabric of space-time to warp. This curvature gives rise to the force of gravity. And the greater the mass of a cosmic object, the more extreme the warping of space it causes.\n\nLight travels across the universe in straight lines, but when it encounters a warp caused by a truly massive object, its path is curved. When the warping object is between Earth and a background object, it can curve light in such a way that the apparent position of the background object is shifted.\n\nBut when the intermediate or \"lensing object\" is truly massive — like a monstrous cluster of galaxies, for example — light from the background source takes a different amount of time to reach Earth depending on how close it passes to the natural cosmic lens. \n\nThis effect, called gravitational lensing, can make single objects appear at multiple points in the sky, often in stunning arrangements called Einstein rings and Einstein crosses. It can also cause background objects to appear amplified in the sky, a powerful effect that astronomers use to observe distant and early faint galaxies.\n\nThe distortion caused by massive clusters like eMACS J1823.1+7822 can also help astronomers study mysterious dark matter, which accounts for around 85% of the mass in the universe but is invisible because it does not interact with electromagnetic radiation. Because dark matter does interact gravitationally, however, the lensing of light by a galaxy or galactic cluster can help researchers map the distribution of dark matter." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "This scientific news article discusses gravitational lensing, which is caused by massive cosmic objects and is in line with Einstein's theory of gravity. Objects with high mass can cause the bending of light paths due to the warping of space-time. Gravitational lensing occurs when a large object bends the path of light, causing a shift in the apparent position of a background object. Gravitational lensing creates stunning visual effects such as Einstein rings and crosses. Gravitational lensing helps astronomers see distant and faint galaxies by making them appear larger in the sky. Massive galaxy clusters like eMACS J1823.1+7822 help scientists map the distribution of dark matter, which makes up a significant portion of the universe's mass." } ]

[ { "category": "advice_giving", "from": "human", "value": "Where is Mt. Etna located?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Mt. Etna is located in Italy, on the island of Sicily. It has had many documented eruptions, with the current active crater formed in 1978." } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a story as a 5-year-old who sees their parents fighting every night." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "It was time for bed again. I came upstairs after watching tv with my little sister. We watched Ocotonauts my favorite show in the whole wide world. My parents always close the door before we sleep and get a goodnight kiss from both my mom and dad. We tuck inside our cozy bed and hear the empty sounds of the nighttime. Slowly we hear some sounds coming from downstairs. It was my parents shouting and fighting again. I do not like it when they fight because they get very angry, and I don't like seeing them angry. It has been going on for a long time now, and I'm scared they are going to hit each other. I do not want to see them like this, and I just want to be one big family again like we used to be. I keep hearing the word divorce being said but I don't know what that means. My little sister cries every night under the blanket because she cannot sleep with all the shouting. When will it end?" } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Create a short story about a little boy named Frank who goes around the house collecting coins for his lion-shaped piggy bank. Please make sure it is a four-sentence paragraph." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "A little boy named Frank enjoyed collecting coins for his piggy bank, which was shaped like a lion. He searched the floors of his house for coins every day and found random quarters and pennies. Once he had gathered all the coins, he would drop them one by one into his piggy bank. Frank's parents even helped him collect coins, and he always felt happy when adding them to his collection." } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a short spy story about a spy who gets sent to investigate something during the cold war." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "It is the 1950s, and the small country of Cuba is a hotbed of activity. The Central Intelligence Agency has sent a distinguished spy to Havana to investigate the mob ties to leader Fulgencio Batista. The spy quickly uncovers a web of corruption and violence. The mob is deeply entrenched in the Cuban government, and they are using their power to exploit the people and fatten their pockets. \n\nThe spy types up a report to his superiors, but they disregard his findings. They are more concerned with maintaining stability in the region and securing national interests. The agency orders the spy to keep his findings a secret. The spy is disgusted by what he has seen, but he knows that he can't do anything about it. He is just one man, and he is up against a powerful entity. He can only hope that one day the truth will become public. In the meantime, he drinks cocktails on the beach and tries to avoid mob strongmen." } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "What are the phases of the moon?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The moon undergoes different phases as it orbits around the Earth. These phases include the New Moon, Waxing Crescent, First Quarter, Waxing Gibbous, Full Moon, Waning Gibbous, Third Quarter, and Waning Crescent. The moon's phases are a result of its position between the Earth and the Sun. As it orbits the Earth, different portions of the moon become illuminated by the Sun, leading to different phases. During a New Moon, the side of the moon facing Earth is not lit, appearing completely dark. As the moon moves in its orbit, a small sliver of the illuminated portion becomes visible, marking the Waxing Crescent phase. The illumination gradually increases until the First Quarter, when half of the moon is visible. The moon continues to wax until it reaches the Full Moon phase, where the entire face of the moon appears illuminated. Following the Full Moon, the moon wanes, with the illuminated portion gradually decreasing until it reaches the Third Quarter, marking half of the moon's face being visible. The illuminated portion continues to decrease, leading to the Waning Crescent phase, before transitioning back to the New Moon. These phases repeat in a continuous cycle, taking approximately 29.5 days to complete." } ]

[ { "category": "advice_giving", "from": "human", "value": "Who was J Dilla? Focus your response on why was he important." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "James Dewitt Yancey (better known as Jay Dee or J Dilla) was an American hip-hop producer, rapper, and DJ best known for his work with Slum Village, The Ummah, The Soulquarians, and his solo work. Dilla was notable for his approach to sampling which, according to The Guardian, took instrumental hip-hop into new more musically complex realms. He was also well renowned for his signature off-kilter drums. Before Yancey, most popular music was divided into even and uneven pulses. Dilla changed this by combining both kinds of pulses into a new \"drunk\" drum feel." } ]

[ { "category": "default", "from": "human", "value": "For my parenting blog, give me a list of 10 ways to practice sustainable parenting and raise kids to be environmentally aware. Make it about 250 words." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "1.\tUse cloth diapers. Disposable diapers make up almost 10 percent of nondurable household waste in landfills. Cloth diapers are more environmentally friendly and can be less expensive.\n2.\tBreastfeed if possible. Manufacturing and transporting baby formula gives it a high carbon footprint. Breastfeeding protects the environment and provides a healthy source of nutrition.\n3.\tShop locally for groceries. Buying local food helps the environment and supports local businesses, plus when you buy organic, you avoid fertilizers and pesticides.\n4.\tMake your baby food. Homemade baby food that contains fresh and healthy ingredients usually has more nutritional value and less sugar than pre-made brands. It also uses less packaging, which helps the environment.\n5.\tBuy sustainable clothing. Avoid baby clothing made from synthetic materials that contribute to pollution. Look for clothes made from sustainable, natural fibers like cotton and wool.\n6.\tDo eco-friendly laundry. Use warm water, not hot, and use eco-friendly detergents and fabric softeners.\n7.\tReuse and recycle. Kids outgrow many items before they wear them out. Reduce waste by shopping secondhand and donating used clothes, toys, books, and other products when your child no longer needs them.\n8.\tClean green. Avoid cleaning solutions with harmful chemicals. Make the switch to non-toxic and biodegradable cleaners.\n9.\tGive your kids handmade toys. Every year, millions of plastic toys end up in landfills. Shop for handmade toys made from natural materials.\n10. Teach by example. If you show your children that you care about nature and the environment, they’ll inherit your desire to protect the earth." } ]

[ { "category": "email_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Please respond to the email below. Use a friendly and helpful tone. Tell them that I'll send that to housing to consider. Let them know that they have been getting a lot of requests in the last week and might be slow getting back to them. Make sure the main paragraph is less than 50 words total.\n\nHello!\nI was wondering if I could pay for a single room next year and still be on the same floor? If that is at all possible, please let me know! \nI'm sorry for the trouble." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Subject: Room Request\n\nHi [name],\n\nThanks for your email. It's no trouble at all. I'll submit that request to the housing office for you. Please note that they have received a lot of requests in the last few days and it may take them a few days to get back to you.\n\nLet me know if you have any other questions or concerns.\n\nKind regards,\n\n[name]" } ]

[ { "category": "topic_classification", "from": "human", "value": "Write a list of the top 8 things people can do to lose weight, in the style of an online or print article found in a fitness or lifestyle magazine or website." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Looking to lose some extra weight before the start of summer? You have a couple of months left before the beaches become the go-to destination to beat the heat. If you want to lose some of that extra weight or want to be able to fit in that bikini, here are some tips that will help you get there:\n\n1. Drink water - drinking enough water to stay hydrated through the day will not only keep you healthy, but it will also help to clean your system. Plus, it can fill you up and help curb your hunger.\n2. Cut out the excess carbs - carbohydrates (rice, sugar, sweets) are okay in moderation, but eating more than a candy bar a day will put extra sugar into your system that your body will not be able to burn off. This extra sugar will be turned into fat. Consider cutting down on the excess carbs and only consuming enough to get you through the day.\n3. Fast - fasting doesn't necessarily require you to go days on end without eating any food. Lots of studies show that intermittent fasting (16-hour fasts) can be more than enough to help your body burn off any excess fat, due to the body needing energy to continue running and borrowing from fat reserves to keep going.\n4. Exercise - get out and move about! Any exercise (even just walking 30 minutes a day) can burn calories and slim your body down.\n5. Portion control - here's a good rule of thumb: if you eat three meals a day, make sure each portion of your meal (carbs, protein, vegetables) are the size of your closed fist. This is a good measurement of how much food you should be eating per meal, and it is a quick way to judge how much you should have without needing measuring cups or scales.\n6. Cut out the fats - as with carbs, limit the amount of fat you eat. Too much fat in your mouth means too much fat on your hips.\n7. Lift weights - resistance training helps to boost your fat-burning capability and tone your body.\n8. Sleep - not getting enough sleep can stunt your metabolism while you are awake." } ]

[ { "category": "poem_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a realistic acrostic poem about lighting." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Light up the sky and rend the silence with thundering booms,\nIn search of shelter to avoid the shocks, \nGetting ready to hide if it gets too close,\nHated weather but powerful to the core, \nTrees are falling all around, \nNext are the powerlines about to go down,\nInside the TVs are turned off to be safe, \nNext thing you know, a bright light is in your face,\nGoing to get candles because the power is out." } ]

[ { "category": "topic_classification", "from": "human", "value": "Brainstorm for a discursive essay on whether tv is a bad influence on young people today. Make a list of the advantages and disadvantages of television. Consider both sides of the argument. Organise them in pros and cons.\n\nTelevision is one of the most popular devices that are used for entertainment all over the world. It has become quite common nowadays and almost every household has one television set at their place. In the beginning, we see how it was referred to as the ‘idiot box.’ This was mostly so because back in those days, it was all about entertainment. It did not have as many informative channels as it does now.\n\nMoreover, with this invention, the craze attracted many people to spend all their time watching TV. People started considering it harmful as it attracted the kids the most. In other words, kids spent most of their time watching television and not studying. However, as time passed, the channels of television changed. More and more channels were broadcasting with different specialities. Thus, it gave us knowledge too along with entertainment.\n\nBenefits of Watching Television\n\nThe invention of television gave us various benefits. It was helpful in providing the common man with a cheap mode of entertainment. As they are very affordable, everyone can now own a television and get access to entertainment.\n\nIn addition, it keeps us updated on the latest happenings of the world. It is now possible to get news from the other corner of the world. Similarly, television also offers educational programs that enhance our knowledge about science and wildlife and more.\n\nMoreover, television also motivates individuals to develop skills. They also have various programs showing speeches of motivational speakers. This pushes people to do better. You can also say that television widens the exposure we get. It increases our knowledge about several sports, national events and more.\n\nWhile television comes with a lot of benefits, it also has a negative side. Television is corrupting the mind of the youth and we will further discuss how.\n\nHow Television is Harming the Youth\n\nFirstly, we see how television is airing inappropriate content which promotes all types of social evils like violence, eve-teasing and more. Secondly, it is also harmful to our health. If you spend hours in front of the television, your eyesight will get weak. Your posture will cause pain in your neck and back as well.\n\nAdditionally, it also makes people addicted. People get addicted to their TVs and avoid social interaction. This impacts their social life as they spend their time in their rooms all alone. This addiction also makes them vulnerable and they take their programs too seriously.\n\nThe most dangerous of all is the fake information that circulates on news channels and more. Many media channels are now only promoting the propaganda of the governments and misinforming citizens. This causes a lot of division within the otherwise peaceful community of our country.\n\nThus, it is extremely important to keep the TV watching in check. Parents must limit the time of their children watching TV and encourage them to indulge in outdoor games. As for the parents, we should not believe everything on TV to be true. We must be the better judge of the situation and act wisely without any influence." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Advantages of Television:\n- TV is a way of relaxing and de-stressing.\n- It is free entertainment and can be educational.\n- There is a wide choice of programs and it can teach new skills.\n- It can motivate individuals through speeches by motivational speakers.\n- TV is a way of staying well informed and increasing knowledge.\n- It provides access to international sports events and new sports.\n\nDisadvantages of Television:\n- Too much TV can make individuals lazy and addicted.\n- It may lead to a lack of social interaction and participation in other activities.\n- Schoolwork may suffer, and insufficient exercise can lead to health risks.\n- Bad posture and eyestrain can result from excessive TV watching.\n- Exposure to unsuitable content with violence or fake information and propaganda." } ]

[ { "category": "recommendations", "from": "human", "value": "Can you suggest some fun ways to celebrate my parent's anniversary? They are not into lavish parties or dancing. They are more of a low-key couple who prefers quality time spent with family. Suggest a few outdoor activities, but also tell me something we can do at home." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Congratulations to your parents! Here are some warm, low-key parents' anniversary ideas that you can consider:\n\n1. Host a Movie Extravaganza from the Comfort of Your Living Room: Create a cozy atmosphere at home by dimming the lights, snuggling up in blankets, and playing your parents’ favorite films one after the other. Pop some homemade popcorn or serve their preferred snacks, and watch your parents’ faces light up with happiness while enjoying a night of laughter, drama, romance, or suspense.\n\n2. Relax and Reconnect: Pack a picnic basket with scrumptious sandwiches and refreshing drinks. Head to the park and find a cozy spot under a tree to enjoy a leisurely lunch. Spend the afternoon sharing stories and making memories.\n\n3. Rise and Dine: Start their special day with a delicious breakfast at their favorite café. Spend some quality time together enjoying scrumptious food and sharing some light-hearted chats.\n\n4. Treat Yourself and Your Parents to Some Sweet Delights: While your parents may not want to indulge in a big celebration, who can resist a delicious slice of cake or a decadent sundae? Take your parents to a cozy dessert spot and savor some shared sweets. Bond over your nostalgic childhood favorites or try new dessert delicacies together.\n\n5. Unleash Your Inner Child: Keep the celebration fun and playful by indulging in activities that they love. Take them to a mini-golf course, or an amusement park, or even plan a scavenger hunt with the family!\n\n6. Wander Around Your Neighborhood and Reconnect with Your Roots: Take a stroll with your parents around the local haunts they used to frequent or explore some undiscovered gems. Stop by the park where they used to have picnics, the corner cafe where they shared their first cup of coffee, or the street where they met. Use this time to create new memories together as a family." } ]

[ { "category": "text_to_code_translation", "from": "human", "value": "Can you show me how to make a little popup clock widget in javascript?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Certainly, here's a basic clock widget using JavaScript. \n\n$(document).ready(function() {\n const dialog = $('<div></div>')\n .attr('title', 'Clock')\n .appendTo('body')\n .dialog({\n autoOpen: false,\n width: 250,\n height: 100\n });\n\n// get the current time and convert it to a human-readable format\nfunction showTime() {\n const now = new Date();\n const hours = now.getHours();\n const minutes = now.getMinutes().toString().padStart(2, '0');\n const seconds = now.getSeconds().toString().padStart(2, '0');\n const timeString = `${hours}:${minutes}:${seconds}`;\n dialog.text(timeString);\n}\n\n// call showTime every 1000 milliseconds\n setInterval(showTime, 1000);\n \n// add a button to show the clock \nconst button = $('<button></button>')\n .text('Show Clock')\n .on('click', function() {\n dialog.dialog('open');\n })\n .appendTo('body');\n});\n \nThis code uses JQuery UI's Dialog module along with a JavaScript Date object to display the current time in a small window. Note that you'll have to include links to the JQuery and JQuery UI libraries in the head of your HTML file like so:\n\n<script>https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.6.3.js</script>\n<script> https://code.jquery.com/ui/1.13.2/jquery-ui.js</script>\n\nLet me know if you need more assistance!" } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "Who is Ayumi Hamasaki? What is she known for?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Ayumi Hamasaki is a Japanese singer, songwriter, music producer, and model/actress. She was born in 1978 in Fukuoka, Japan. Due to her strong influence on fashion trends and the Japanese music industry, she is considered one of the top solo female artists of her time. Ayumi Hamasaki is known for being the first female recording artist to have ten studio albums since her debut to top the Oricon, and the first artist to have a number-one album for 13 consecutive years since her debut. Additionally, her fame as a singer has carried over into other entertainment media, and she is also one of the top spokesmodels in Japan, making commercials for various brands." } ]

[ { "category": "question_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Turn the facts in these paragraphs into a series of questions and answers.\n\nAnd the thing is, that this growth is actually quite visible with a great balance sheet. MAA is one of just eight REITs that are A- rated or better. Also 100% of their debt is fixed and although the company has about 8% of total debt ($350-400 Million) maturing each year, the increase in interest expense is going to be quite gradual. The REIT is also amongst the least leverage with a net debt to EBITDA of 3.5x, compared to the average of peers (AVB, CPT, EQR, ESS, and UDR) of 4.9x.\n\nOn top of this, the company pays a reliable dividend which has a long history of growth. The yield currently stands at 3.7%. And sure, I know that’s below treasury yields, but in my opinion investing in MAA at this time is strictly better than treasuries. This is because of capital appreciation and long-term inflation protection which treasuries simply don’t have. Moreover, if one invests in 2-year treasuries, what happens in two years when he needs to re-allocate his money? It could very well happen, that rates have dropped by them and asset prices have moved significantly higher, leaving the investor with a bitter taste. So once again, the yield is lowish, but it’s likely to continue to grow and very unlikely to get cut, given the history and a low payout ratio of just 61%.\n\nWith everything I’ve shown you, you shouldn’t expect MAA to be cheap. Sure enough, it trades at 17x FFO which is in line with the historical average and on par with AVB which holds properties of similar quality in less popular legacy markets. Though I don’t think you can count on the market re-rating the stock to 20x anytime soon, with strong underlying revenue growth of 7% this year and 4-5% beyond that, you should easily make 8-10% per year, compounded for a very long time. That’s in line with the S&P 500 returns, but double the dividend and arguably a similar risk profile so it might be a good pick for some income oriented investors. That’s why I rate MAA as a BUY here." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Certainly, I'll be happy to turn these paragraphs into a series of questions and answers. It's important to remember that as an AI chatbot, I am not qualified to give financial advice, and you should consult with a financial professional for any personal investment decisions.\n\nQ: How does MAA's balance sheet appear in terms of growth and stability?\nA: MAA's balance sheet shows visible growth and stability. It is one of only eight REITs that are A- rated or better, and 100% of their debt is fixed.\n\nQ: How do MAA's debt maturity schedule and interest expense look?\nA: Although MAA has about 8% of total debt ($450-400 million) maturing each year, the increase in interest expense is expected to be gradual.\n\nQ: How does MAA's leverage compare to its peers?\nA: MAA is among the least leveraged REITs, with a net debt to EBITDA of 3.5x, compared to the average of peers of 4.9x. Peers include AVB, CPT, EQR, ESS, and UDR.\n\nQ: What can you tell me about MAA's dividend history and yield?\nA: MAA pays a reliable dividend with a long history of growth. The current yield stands at 3.7%. Despite being below treasury yields, it offers potential for capital appreciation and long-term inflation protection.\n\nQ: How does MAA's yield compare to investing in treasuries?\nA: While the yield is lower compared to treasuries, MAA offers more potential due to capital appreciation and long-term inflation protection. Also, the yield will likely continue growing and is unlikely to be cut, given the low payout ratio of just 61%.\n\nQ: Is MAA considered an expensive investment?\nA: MAA is not cheap, trading at 17x FFO, in line with its historical average and on par with similar quality properties in less popular markets. However, with strong underlying revenue growth, investors can expect to make 8-10% per year over a long period.\n\nQ: What is your rating for MAA as an investment option?\nA: Given the above factors, I would rate MAA as a Buy." } ]

[ { "category": "default", "from": "human", "value": "Can you write a dialogue between two fictional characters who have opposing viewpoints? Have them come together and agree at the end." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Hailey and Mark are engaging in a conversation while eating at a cafe. The conversation touches on the importance of climate change. Below is the dialogue between their opposing viewpoints:\n\nHailey: \"Climate change demands our immediate attention. The evidence is overwhelming – rising temperatures, extreme weather events. We can't ignore it.\"\nMark: \"But, the costs of transitioning to renewable energy are crazy. It could harm industries and lead to job losses. We need a balanced approach, considering the economy.\"\nHailey: \"Well, transitioning creates new jobs, and innovation, and reduces our reliance on fossil fuels. It's a win-win for the environment and the economy.\"\nMark: \"What about developing countries? Asking them to switch seems wrong. Shouldn't we help them develop sustainably? I say we should invest in research and development for more efficient renewable energy.\" \nHailey: \"Innovation is crucial, but we can't delay action... We need to get to work now and prioritize this!\"\nMark: \"Maybe we can find a balance. Create sustainable practices without stifling economic growth should be the plan.\"\nHailey: \"Agreed. Finding a balance is key. I agree that we need to create sustainable practices without hurting the economic environment.\"" } ]

[ { "category": "default", "from": "human", "value": "Help me come up with a thesis for my Dracula essay. I don't really know what to do. The question is: explore the development of a character in Dracula." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Absolutely; please find some ideas below:\n\n• Johnathan Harker: Johnathan goes through quite a lot of changes in the novel Dracula. In the beginning, he is an effeminate and uncertain young man, easily taken in and manipulated by the Count. As his character develops and he becomes more violent and assertive, it would be interesting to discuss how violence from the Count is considered barbaric, whereas violence from Harker is presented as righteous.\n\n• Mina Harker: Mina changes dramatically throughout the story. She is a constant companion to Johnathan, from his rescue in Budapest to the fateful carriage-top battle at the end of the novel. Mina's character could be examined in the light of how she is closer and further away emotionally from Johnathan at different times in the book and how this reflects Victorian discomfort with foreigners and infidelity.\n\n• Quincy P Morris: Quincy is an interesting character as he says little but does much. Quincy is the 'good' equivalent of the Count - a violent and romantic foreigner that tempts Lucy. As his character is taciturn throughout much of the novel, at first glance, he develops little - but consider the parallels between the three foreigners in the novel. Also, consider how his death at the end of the novel is in tandem with the Counts. Is it accidental that both non-English perish?\n\nI hope that helps! Let me know if there is anything else I can do." } ]

[ { "category": "topic_classification", "from": "human", "value": "Getting your car started can sometimes be a big issue, and I want you to write a list that covers the different reasons that could be causing starting problems. It can be a battery failure, a bad alternator, or a malfunctioning starter motor. Discuss them all briefly. Include a title and a very brief introduction" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Here’s Why Your Vehicle is on Strike \n\nDoesn't it always ruin your mood when your car just wouldn't start after you last parked it? Here are some common reasons why this could be happening:\n\n1. Alternator Troubles: If you hear a clicking noise instead of a roar, your alternator could be out of commission. The alternator is what charges your battery and powers your car's electrical system. If it's bad, your battery won't maintain a charge, causing your car to stall. \n\n2. Ignition Apocalypse: Are you turning the key, but getting no response? Your ignition switch may be the culprit. It's responsible for supplying power to your car's electrical system when you turn the key. If it's not working properly, your car won't start. \n\n3. Battery Blues: If you’re using four years old and never replaced it or you left your headlights on, you might find yourself with a dead battery. A dead battery won't give enough power to crank the engine, rendering your car useless. When it’s new, parking your car for like two weeks in a go can also kill the battery.\n\n4. Timing Belt Issues: The timing belt regulates the movement of valves and pistons in your engine. If it breaks, it can ruin your engine and leave your car unable to start. Keep track of your car's manufacturer recommendations for when to change your timing belt to avoid this issue.\n\n5. Damaged Distributor Cap: The engine's distributor cap is responsible for sending electricity from the ignition coils to the spark plugs. When the cap fails, the spark doesn't reach the right place, and the engine fails to start.\n\n6. Trapped Steering Lock: If the steering wheel is locked due to incorrect usage, the ignition won't turn on, and the car won't start. It could also lead to a broken key or ignition barrel.\n\n7. Sluggish Spark Plugs: Worn, fouled, or corroded spark plugs can lead to poor combustion, affecting engine performance. When they struggle to ignite the air-fuel mixture, the engine might refuse to start at all.\n\n8. Stubborn Starter Motor: A malfunctioning starter motor can make clicking noises or have no response when you try to turn the key. The damage could be due to a dead battery, corroded wires, or a worn-out armature." } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write about a chaotic travel story where someone has to travel to another city in time to make their flight the next morning, only to find that none of the buses to the next city are running that day. He doesn’t have access to a car and will need to contemplate creative ways to get there." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "After so much delicate planning, it appeared that the unreliable local buses would frustrate his plans at the last minute. They’d stopped running buses to the capital several hours earlier than normal today, and there would be no more until long after his flight left tomorrow morning. It seemed like he was all out of options, but no, missing his sister’s wedding wasn’t an option. What to do…\n\nHonestly, walking wasn’t out of the realm of possibility. He’d packed light, and it was certain enough that he could make the journey within 16 hours on foot. That would be cutting it too close, though, and then he might end up going so far for nothing. As he sat at the vacant lot that passed for a bus station in this city, he had an idea. As he noticed the nearby gas station, he got an idea and ran to the roadside before sticking out his thumb. \n\nIt was a miracle, but the very first driver he made eye contact with stopped and informed him he was on his way to the airport, too. They made the trip together and reached the airport long before the flight, and all went as it should have." } ]

[ { "category": "instructional_rewriting", "from": "human", "value": "Please rewrite this paragraph so that the tips appear in a bulleted list instead of one long paragraph. Thankee\n\nFor storage, I like keeping my iced teas in 1 quart mason jars in the fridge – not only are they pretty, but they’re easy to grab and perfect for both the hot water and then the cold drink. Remember not to store the teas for too long with the tea bags in the water — the longer the tea bag is in the water after it has steeped, the stronger the flavor your tea will have, eventually turning into an overly bitter flavor. After I let the teas steep in the hot water, I remove and discard the tea bags, but keep the fresh fruit and herbs in the mason jars. This works great with fresh fruit, but the herbs do need to be removed within a few hours, or they start to deteriorate." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Here's how to store your iced tea:\n\n• Refrigerate your tea in one-quart mason jars because they're attractive, easy to use, and tolerate hot water.\n• Avoid leaving the tea bags in the water for too long. If they steep for too long, the tea bags will make the tea taste bitter.\n• Remove the tea bags after steeping, but keep any fresh fruit in the jars.\n• Keep the herbs in the water, but remove them after a few hours before they start to deteriorate." } ]

[ { "category": "recommendations", "from": "human", "value": "I’m going to Amsterdam in a few months and have heard there’s a lot of awesome museums there, what are some of the best?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "- Anne Frank House: The Anne Frank House is one of the best museums for WWII history in the city. You can visit the premises she and her family spent over two years in, hiding from the Nazis. Anne’s diary was found here after the war and published by her father.\n\n- Van Gogh Museum: The Van Gogh Museum has hundreds of paintings and drawings and is the world's largest Van Gogh collection. You can learn about his life as well and look at hand-written letters and recordings. There are also works by his fellow artists.\n\n- Rijksmuseum: This Rijksmuseum is also known as the state museum. It features a large collection with various artists like Vermeer and Rembrandt and tons of other Dutch artists. The collection goes back 800 years. If you plan to go, get there early to beat the lines. Many see it as a top to-do in Amsterdam.\n\n- Stedelijk Museum: The Stedelijk Museum is one of the best museums in the city for modern art. The museum has a collection of over 100,000 works that are constantly rotating in and out of exhibition throughout the year. Picasso, Lichtenstein, Jeff Koons, Matisse, and Mondrian are a few artists featured there. \n\n- Amsterdam Museum: The Amsterdam Museum is a great museum if you want to learn about the history of Amsterdam. You can learn the city's story over the past 1,000 years through various artifacts, exhibits, and paintings. One display even details the rise in bicycle use." } ]

[ { "category": "poem_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write me a haiku capturing the frustration of failing to piece a puzzle together." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "So many pieces\nCan't see the bigger picture\nI'm so frustrated" } ]

[ { "category": "email_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Please write an email exchange between Kermit and Miss Piggy where Kermit is asking Miss Piggy out on a date and Ms. Piggy finally agrees (after some bribing) to go" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Subject: Dinner?\n\nDear Miss Piggy,\n\nI, Kermit the Frog here would love to escort your lovely self to dinner after our big show tonight. Would you be my date?\n\nSincerely,\nKermit the Frog\n\n---\n\nSubject: Re: Dinner?\n\nDear Frog,\n\nI am having my assistant Gonzo (who swears he is not my assistant) type this for me so I do not smudge my nail polish. I will need more information about this date you are talking about. Will I be treated to jewels and a fur coat and a limousine with a 12-course meal?\n\nSincerely,\nGonzo whoops Miss Piggy\n\n---\n\nSubject: Re: Re: Dinner?\n\nDear Miss Piggy,\n\nI am sorry, but I, Kermit the Frog, am just a humble frog of very little means. I cannot provide you with jewels, a fur coat, or a 12-course meal, but I can promise you a lovely picnic by bicycle to my favorite pond! I hope you will accept.\n\nAdoringly,\nKermit the Frog\n\n---\n\nSubject: Re: Re: Re: Dinner?\n\nDear Kermit,\n\nI am having my new assistant Scooter type this (who also swears he is not my assistant) so I do not have to get up from my afternoon lounging chair. I was surprised when you suggested a picnic with Moi, the most sought-after Pig in the Universe, but it is a bit charming. I might be tempted to accept if there was a string band playing as we ate our picnic.\n\nSincerely,\nMiss Piggy via Scooter\n\n---\n\nSubject: Re: Re: Re: Re: Dinner?\n\nDearest Miss Piggy,\n\nYou are in luck! I can play the banjo and am fantastic at serenading!\n\nLovingly,\nKermie\n\n---\n\nSubject: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Dinner?\n\nDear Kermie,\n\nI am typing this myself as you had me at the word \"banjo\". Pick me up on your bike after the show.\n\nKisses,\nM.P." } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "When did Wyoming become a state?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Wyoming's road to statehood began in 1888 when the Territorial Assembly petitioned Congress for admission to the Union. Although it did not pass, Governor Francis E. Warren and other Wyoming legislators decided to continue proceeding as if an \"enabling act\" had passed. The Wyoming Territory held an election of delegates for the only Constitutional Convention in Wyoming's history on July 8, 1889. In September 1889, 49 men assembled in Cheyenne and wrote the state constitution, which was approved by voters by a vote of 6,272 to 1,923 on November 5, 1889. Legislators introduced bills for Wyoming's statehood in the U.S. House and Senate in December 1889, and the House passed the bill on March 27, 1890. Wyoming officially became the 44th U.S. state on July 10, 1890." } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a story about a medieval bard that stops a tavern fight with the power of music, that ends nonviolently" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The day had gone much like any other, with patrons sitting around the tavern, talking about the harvest, their wives, or anything else they wanted to socialize about. Ale was shared, toasts were raised, and the atmosphere was quite rustic and charming. However, this day the tavern was a little more packed than usual; a traveling bard had come to visit the village. He worked by playing music for tips and a free night's stay. The bartender was happy to have him, he needed for little, was polite, and played his lute well. The bard was happy for the hospitality, and the chance to play his music for an audience. \n\nBut occasionally, with so many people and with so much alcohol around, tensions would rise and a fight would be inevitable. Two big men, both who worked with lumber for the village, seemed to lose their sense of reason and civility, as they both stood up and started accusing each other of something. At first, they were mostly ignored, as people were known to get a bit rambunctious around this time. But then one of the men slammed his fist right down the table, splitting it in two. Everyone stopped to stare at the arguing men, and even the bard stopped his tune as all eyes were clearly on these two. The shouts started to get louder, although nobody had a clue what had gotten them so upset in the first place.\n\nJust then, the bard recalled a song his mother played for him as a child, that always brought calm to his heart. And so, he started to strum a new tune, one that filled him with a sense of nostalgia, and that started to draw the attention of the tavern goers once more. The shouting men didn't respond at first, but after a few seconds their shouts stopped, and they looked over at the bard as he played a beautiful, almost otherworldly melody. The anger drains from their faces, replaced by tears that start forming in their eyes, and they sat down in their chairs, enthralled by the melody. Finally, the bard finished his song, and the whole tavern, including the once-angry men, applauded the performance. The bard gave a bow, the men looked over at each other and forgave each other with a handshake, and peace returned to the tavern once more." } ]

[ { "category": "explain_answer", "from": "human", "value": "Can you explain how electric heaters work? Include the mechanics behind them in simple terms. Also include at least 2 reasons why switching to an electric heater is a good idea. Keep it between 100-150 words." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Electric heaters work by sending electricity through a heating element inside of the heater, which is made with some type of electrically resistant material. The resistance causes the element’s temperature to rise and emit heat, which is then transferred to the heater’s core before being sent to the casing of the heater. The casing holds onto the heat and transfers it to its surroundings. \n\nReasons to switch to an electric heater:\n1. Electric heaters are highly energy efficient compared to other popular electric heating methods.\n2. Many electric heaters are programmable, allowing you to maintain the right temperature in your home throughout the day." } ]

[ { "category": "note_summarization", "from": "human", "value": "Make up a nice note that I can give my favorite teacher on the last day of high school before I graduate. She taught me English for several years and always encouraged me. I think she’s the best teacher I ever had or will have." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Dear [Name],\nWhile my time here at [School] has come to a close, I won't be entirely leaving this school behind. I will be taking with me some great friendships, many lessons learned, and the motivation and encouragement of one very special English teacher. You pushed me to try harder, to achieve more, to focus on a goal, and to believe in myself. You made me a better student, and I will be a better student in college because you helped to set me up for success in high school.\n\nYou instilled in me a love of the English language and the tools I needed to craft my words in a way that conveys honest meaning and sincere emotion. I hope this note conveys those things about my respect for you.\n\nThank you for everything, and I will always remember you fondly as my favorite teacher of all time.\n\nYours truly,\n[Name]" } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "The Great Pyramid was built as a tomb for which pharaoh?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The Great Pyramid was built for Pharaoh Khufu. It is the largest pyramid in the world, with the sides of the pyramid’s base at 755.75 feet (230 meters), and its original height was 481.4 feet (147 meters)." } ]

[ { "category": "email_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a casual email to my brother inviting him to my birthday party. His name is William. Keep the body under 2 paragraphs, and mention we'll be playing games. Ask how Memaw is doing too. Include a joke about how she won't be able to come to the party due to being too busy rereading her books. Sign the email as Anna." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Hey William,\n\nI wanted to invite you to my birthday party! I hope that you can make it, but I understand if you are unable to. The party is going to be a lot of fun and games. I hope that you are doing well, and taking care of yourself. Do you know how Memaw is doing? I sent her an invite to my party, however, she is probably too busy re-reading her books to come.\n\nAnyway, let me know if you can join! I would love to see you.\n\nAnna" } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a short story about a butterfly breaking out of its cocoon. Start in the dark and end with him getting out. Name the butterfly Leroy and make the story four paragraphs long. Include detail." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Leroy the butterfly was in a very dark place. He knew he would break out eventually, but he wasn't sure where to start. He'd been in this warm cocoon for a long time, and honestly, he wasn't quite sure if he wanted to break out just yet.\n\nHe'd thought long and hard about this moment, about what he'd do, where he'd go. But it was scary. He could feel his new wings furling up against him, ready to stretch out and catch the air. Should he go?\n\nBefore he could think anymore, his body instinctively began pressing out of the shell. Leroy couldn't fight it any longer. He dug at the sticky outer wall, ripping and tearing until the warm air hit his face. With a sigh of relief, Leroy pressed out onto a branch and stretched out his wings to their fullest extent to dry. \n\nLeroy stared at the rolling hills and gorgeous blue sky above, and he immediately knew he'd made the right choice. As soon as his wings were ready, it was time for an adventure." } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "What movie role did Christina Ricci play first? How much did it make at the box office?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Christina Ricci's first movie role was as Kate Flax in the 1990 film \"Mermaids.\" The movie made around 3.5 million on its opening weekend." } ]

[ { "category": "poem_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Create a six-verse poem with four lines per verse. Rhyme the first and last lines of each verse. Write it like a person who is investing competitively. Use one of the following words in each verse: Wire, Man, Invest, Loaf, Twig, Robin" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Down to the wire now, \nDon’t you dare panic\nIt’s only your life\nIt’s only the Dow\n\nMan, you need to\nLighten up\nYour breath is showing\nThere’s so much you can do\n\nGo ahead, eat it whole\nThe loaf is yours to win\nNever let them see\nthe inside of your soul\n\nDon’t let them snap you\nlike a twig until your\ndream is shattered\nThey’re a tough crew\n\nDump those Robin, Acorns\nAnd all the other nonsense\nThey’ll only slow you\ntoo far down\n\nGrab that gold,\nInvest yourself and\nScare them all\nUntil they fold" } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Create a story where a dog becomes the hero of the story. It has to be from the dog's perspective, every time he talk's to other characters or some dogs talks to him you should put woof woof before to distinguish when he is thinking to himself or talking to other characters. Don't name the dog, but you can name every other character." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Dog: \"I need to eat, I haven't eaten in two days.\nMaybe I should go to that new Italian restaurant. Oh, that pasta looked so delicious, just thinking about makes saliva come out of my mouth.\"\nDog: \"Woof Woof George have you eaten in that new Italian restaurant?\"\nGeorge: \"Woof Woof Oh yes, the people are very nice. Last week I was about to starve and they gave me a full plate of pasta and beef.\"\nDog: \"Woof Woof thanks, George.\"\nDog: \"Now I'm gonna go there and let them rub my belly like the good boy that I'm, and they will give me all the food I want. It never fails.\n*30 minutes later*\nDog: \"Finally I'm here, let's see what is happening inside. Humm, there are a lot of people on the ground, is this normal? Oh! A man is holding a gun, he must be robbing the restaurant. From all the days, you decide to rob when I'm starving?\nWell, I'm just gonna sneak in and try to get some food, while they do their thing. I opened the door very quietly and go under the tables. Don't look at me human I'm just here trying to get some delicious food. \nHmm, now that I think, all the food is on the tables, and that is a bad thing. What should I do? \nHmm, I remember one time, a cat friend of mine told me that he worked in a restaurant and they would always give him food if he cached the rats that were close to the restaurant. Maybe if I help them they will give me a plate full of food.\nHow can I do this, let's see. There is only one robber, at the moment he is getting all the money from the cash machine, if I take his gun he would be a normal client and this would resolve the situation, right? Yeah. \nI'm going to sneak in behind the counter and take his gun, he will not even notice. Let's go. \nYes, now that I have the gun let's just run around the restaurant while they are kicking his ass.\nNow let's ask for food.\nDog: \"Woof Woof give me some food.\"\nRestaurant owner Mario: \"Thank you, I will give you all the food in the world!\"" } ]

[ { "category": "paraphrasing", "from": "human", "value": "I want you to write an take this inspiration quote, \"It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation” by Herman Melville, and write a paragraph explaining what it means. Make it less than 75 words." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Herman Melville once said, “It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation.” But what does that truly mean? Essentially, Melville’s words mean that in this life, we should all aim to be unique, create our own individuality, and be original. To do what everyone else is doing, or try to be like everyone else instead of who you truly are, is a sure path to failure, even if you are successful in it." } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "What country eats the most chocolate on a per-capita basis?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Switzerland consumes the most chocolate out of any country in the world. The average person in Switzerland consumes roughly 22 pounds of chocolate per year. This is evidenced by various sources, including data from 2017 showing that Switzerland was the leading country in chocolate consumption per capita." } ]

[ { "category": "recommendations", "from": "human", "value": "I want to open an online store that sells oddities like taxidermied animals, animal bones, and collections of other unusual items. I'm not sure what to call it though. Can you give me three suggestions that you think would be good?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "For your online store that sells oddities like taxidermied animals, animal bones, and collections of other unusual items, here are three name suggestions that you may like:\n\n1. Palace of Peculiarities - This store name tells people right away that what they will find in it are items that are peculiar and strange.\n2. Oddness Emporium - This name indicates that the shop offers items that are unique and difficult to find anywhere else.\n3. Quirky Collections - This name also works with the unique quality of things that are considered odd or different." } ]

[ { "category": "instructional_rewriting", "from": "human", "value": "Rewrite this passage as an ad for the soundtrack.\n\nThe soundtrack for Greta Gerwig’s Barbie movie has been announced: Tame Impala, Haim, Charli XCX, and Ice Spice will all feature, Rolling Stone reports—as will Dua Lipa, who stars among the film’s supporting cast. Mark Ronson executive produced the soundtrack, and Lizzo, Nicki Minaj, Pink Pantheress, and Khalid are on there, too. Ryan Gosling, the Ken to Margot Robbie’s Barbie, also features on the soundtrack, which is out the same day as the movie, July 21.\n\nAva Max, Dominic Fike, Gayle, Fifty Fifty, Kali, Karol G, and the Kid Laroi round out the soundtrack announcement. As previously announced, Gerwig’s all-star movie on the plastic toys will feature Issa Rae, Simu Liu, Michael Cera, Kate McKinnon, and a slew more Barbies and Kens among its supporting cast. Helen Mirren is the film’s narrator." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The soundtrack for Greta Gerwig's \"Barbie\" movie is finally here! Featuring Tame Impala, Haim, Charli XCX, Ice Spice, Dua Lipa, Mark Ronson, Lizzo, Nicki Minaj, Pink Pantheress, Khalid, Ryan Gosling, Ava Max, Dominic Fike, Gayle, Fifty Fifty, Kali, Karol G, and the Kid Laroi. An All-Star movie deserves an All-Star soundtrack. Get your copy of the \"Barbie\" soundtrack, available online and in stores on July 21st." } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "Who is the United States' shortest-serving president?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "William Henry Harrison is the United States' shortest-serving president. Harrison was the 9th president of the United States and died only 31 days after his inauguration in 1841." } ]

[ { "category": "planning", "from": "human", "value": "I want some unique ideas to celebrate Halloween for my kids. Come up with some great ideas, but each of your idea should have a different type of style. Also, I don’t want to buy expensive costumes, so your suggestions shouldn’t include buying any pre-made costumes. Instead, just suggest things I can do to celebrate Halloween without a costume." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Sure! Here are some creative Halloween ideas for kids you can try without having to go buy an expensive costume: \n\n1. Accessorize: Spice up any outfit with a festive headband! Try it with a witch hat or cat ears – a simple headpiece can instantly give your kiddo a Halloween vibe. It's a fun way to get in the spirit without committing to a full costume.\n\n2. Orange It Up: Who says you need a costume to rock some holiday-themed colors? Encourage your little one to incorporate some orange into their outfit – it works on everything from a bright sweater to some spooky socks. It’s an easy (and affordable) Halloween look.\n\n3. Jewelry-making 101: Bond with your child while making a statement necklace or bracelet that screams Halloween. Gather some spooky charms or beads and string them onto elastic or wire. You can spend some quality time together while also getting festive!\n\n4. Bold Moves: Your little one doesn't need a mask or full-face paint to make a statement. A bold lip or dramatic eyeliner can be just as eye-catching! Have fun experimenting with different shades and patterns – from spiderweb-inspired liners to glittery lips – for a Halloween-inspired beauty look.\n\n5. Don't Let Your Nails Feel Left Out: Halloween isn't just about costumes, it's also about spooky nails! Use nail polish to create your creepy designs, from spider webs to monster claws, and have a mini nail salon day with your kids.\n\n6. Embrace the Pumpkin Spice: Who needs a fancy costume when you can rock a pumpkin tee? Grab some plain t-shirts from a local craft store and let your kids decorate them with paint, markers, or even glitter. It can be as simple or as elaborate as they want, and will still be ready for some Halloween fun!" } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Can you write me a short story about a baseball player in a big game? Write the story in the first person. The story needs to be appropriate for children. It doesn't need an ending at this point." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "I stood in the on-deck circle, tracking each pitch. This guy could really throw. I tried not to think too much about how fast, but it was clear this pitcher was throwing close to 100 mph. Down by just 1 run, we desperately needed a baserunner. If I could find a way to get on base, it would give Jake a real chance to change the game. I wanted to swing for the fences, to go for the glory of a home run... but I knew the chances of that were slim. I've hit a few of them, but I was by no means a big power threat. I had made my way onto this team by competing every at-bat, hustling on every ball in play, and doing whatever I could do to help my team win. And I needed to stay true to that now with the game on the line. I flipped my bat, tapping the knob to the ground and dropping the donut. I took one more big hack before making my way to the batter's box.\n\nI stepped up to the plate and performed my ritual. Tap each side of the plate and then tap once in the middle. I loaded the bat to my shoulder and got set for the pitch. The pitcher smirked at me before starting his delivery. He threw a fastball that looked like it was headed straight for my head as I jumped out of the way. Ball one. But that was part of his plan. He wanted to back me off the plate. I wouldn't give him the satisfaction. I crept back up to the plate, inching closer this time. He wound up and delivered again, again coming inside. I turned away from the pitch before it reached me, instincts screaming at me to jump away.\n\n\"Strike one!\" yelled the umpire. He'd caught the inside corner, and I had jumped away like a coward. Never again. I crept in toward the plate again, crowding it this time. Daring him to throw it inside again." } ]

[ { "category": "general_classification", "from": "human", "value": "Would this product be classified as for use by an adult, a school-aged child, or an infant?\n\nDescription\nThis bright and colorful Fisher-Price Classic Infant Trio Gift Set is perfect for your own little one or for the expectant parent in your life. The Fisher-Price toy set includes the Rock-a-Stack, which helps baby understand the concept of relative size; Baby's First Blocks, which help develop baby’s problem-solving skills; and the Classic Xylophone, which features a string and wheels that let your little one pull it behind them and make music as they toddle along. Each toy also fosters finger and hand dexterity and hand-eye coordination, so baby learns while they play." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "This product is intended for use by an infant as it includes toys designed to foster finger and hand dexterity, hand-eye coordination, and problem-solving skills, which are suitable for infants' developmental stages." } ]

[ { "category": "advice_giving", "from": "human", "value": "I want to help get a stronger chest - what are 3 good chest exercises I can focus on in the gym?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Getting a stronger chest is an admirable goal! 3 good chest exercises you can focus on in the gym include:\n1. Flat barbell bench press - This exercise will help target your chest and build muscle.\n2. Chest flies - This exercise will focus on increasing the width of your chest, and making sure you can build muscles in the outside area.\n3. Incline barbell bench press - This exercise will build your upper chest, making sure you have a rounded chest in order to maximize your muscle growth." } ]

[ { "category": "ordering", "from": "human", "value": "Hi, how do I parallel park? Pretend you're Dr. Doofenshmirtz. Give me a numbered list of instructions. We drive to the left in my current location. Throw in warnings about Perry the Platypus and jealous references to your brother Roger." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "1. First ensure that Perry the Platypus is nowhere nearby because he's sure to foil your perfect parking plans.\n2. Drive as close to the car in front of the parking spot you wish to take as possible. Brake gently, and use your left turn signal to indicate that you want to park. Pull your car about 2 feet next to the car in front of your desired parking spot, stopping when your rear bumper is aligned with its rear bumper.\n3. Looking out for any suspicious beaver tails and fedoras, shift into reverse and start turning your wheel to the left as you back up. Once the back of your seat is even with the rear bumper of the vehicle beside you, turn your steering wheel quickly and evenly towards the spot until your vehicle is at a 45-degree angle as it enters the spot. Be sure to look over your shoulder as you back up to make sure there's nothing in your blind spot. Perfect Roger, of course, can skip this step because he has no blind spots.\n4. Once your rear tire is about 18 inches from the curb and your front bumper is next to the rear bumper of the vehicle in front, start turning your steering wheel to the right to straighten the car up while still reversing. \n5. Once you're fully in the space, you'll likely have to center your vehicle in the space between the spots in front of you and behind you by moving your car slowly and carefully backward or forwards. Be careful not to scrape the other cars. Also, watch out for Perry the Platypus.\n\nCongratulations, by following these steps you have successfully parallel parked! You are now one step closer to conquering the Tri-State Area!" } ]

[ { "category": "default", "from": "human", "value": "Pretend you are Scooby Doo and write a review for Scooby Snacks you bought on Amazon that you loved." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Roh roy, I ram ro rexcited recause I roved rese rooby racks!!! At rirst I rought, roh ro, racks rom re rinternet? Rut roy ras I rong! These rooby racks rare re rest rof re rest, rand I rould row, I'm Scooby Rooby Roooooo!" } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a fictional passage that could be from a novel. The passage should be centered heavily on dialogue between two characters who work together. Create a mysterious situation that has happened to several people. Make the dialogue realistic and natural. Keep the passage under 400 words." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "I turned and looked at my partner, eyebrows raised. “What do you mean?” \n\n“I mean it was like nobody was home.” Robert picked up his glass and took a sip of water. “The guy looked blank. It was creepy.”\n\n“I just saw him last night. He seemed fine then.” My stomach tightened. This was the first one we knew personally. What was going on in this city? “Did he talk at all?” I knew he hadn’t. None of them had.\n\n“Nope. It was eerie. He was raking his yard on autopilot. I even got in front of him, thinking he’d have to notice me, but he veered to the side and kept right on raking like he was some kind of robot. I called someone to keep an eye on him.”\n\nMy hands curled into fists. This made five people who had been, for want of a better term, lobotomized. “What the heck could do this? It makes no sense.”\n\nRobert’s eyebrows furrowed. “And none of them have anything in common. They don’t live anywhere near each other. Their ages are not really similar. I mean one of them is a great-grandmother. Her family is devastated.”\n\nI sighed. “If it was just her, we could think maybe it was dementia or something. But we have five now and one is a 15-year-old kid.” That one grated on me the most. He was just a kid. His parents were frantic. They’d had to lock him up to keep him from mindlessly playing soccer when his father had to grab him out of the road where he was acting out a full-on game without even realizing there was traffic.\n\n“They sedated the second woman, and it had no effect.” Robert’s fingers toyed listlessly with a breadstick. “Well, it did have an effect, just the opposite of what the doctors wanted. She started screaming and fighting with everyone. \n\n“I was there for that.” I cringed. “They ended up locking her in a room on the 6th floor where the psych holds are. She was sitting on the bed staring at nothing when I left.” \n\n“I suppose we’d better go back to work,” Robert dropped a credit card onto the restaurant check. “I have a feeling these five are only the beginning.”" } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "What type of ecosystem is the Everglades in Florida?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The Everglades in Florida is an area classified as a subtropical wetland ecosystem. The environment, which is filled with sawgrass marsh, houses overflowing water from Lake Okeechobee. The ecosystem includes multiple habitats, including swamps and mangroves." } ]

[ { "category": "planning", "from": "human", "value": "I am interested in using Instagram to market my brand and business. Can you give me some ideas for practices to use to attract and engage with my Instagram following?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Here are a few practices used by Instagram influencers and business owners to attract and engage with their followers. \n\n1. Create an Effective Bio - One of the first things you should do to attract more followers on Instagram is to create an effective bio. You have a limited amount of characters to work with and one URL, so you need to make each word count. It may seem obvious that you should put your website's URL on your bio, however, if you do you will not have the opportunity to engage as much with your followers. Instead, it is better to use this link to direct people to a landing page that has a list of links to offer. By doing this, you can direct your followers to an endless number of links simply by pointing them to your bio. \n\n2. Use Organic Tactics to Enhance Brand Awareness - Growth hacking is a term that is used by many digital marketing experts. It is the process of trying out various online marketing strategies to find out which tactics work the best. While there are many applications and programs out there that are designed to help you boost your follower count fast, you may not always end up with followers who are genuinely interested in your brand or what your company has to offer. The best way to make sure your follower count grows is by using organic tactics. By choosing the right hashtags and keywords to add to your profile and your captions, you will guarantee your followers are there because they want to be and are interested in what you are selling. \n\n3. Create a list of Hashtags that Work - Hashtags are the keywords for your Instagram posts, and they play an important part in helping you increase traffic to your account. Create a list of hashtags related to your brand and keep them in a place where they are easily accessible. You can store them in your phone's notepad app, and you will be able to quickly cut and paste all your hashtags at once into your posts instead of having to type them in manually. \n\n4. Use Story Highlights - Story highlights on Instagram make it easy to save the best stories you have created and showcase them on your profile for your followers to view anytime. This is a great feature when you want to add more details to your profile page but you aren't able to due to limitations on character count. \n\n5. Make Each Caption a Mini-blog - Your captions are very valuable, and it's a good idea to plan and create intriguing captions that will get the attention of your target audience. Some customers may like a long caption that gives them more details about your company. Others may prefer to read a shorter post that features videos or graphics. Over time, you will eventually learn which option works best for your audience. \n\n6. Add a CTA To Your Posts - When you make an Instagram post, you want to include a call to action. There are many ways you can do this, and a CTA doesn't always have to be a sales push. You can ask your followers to like the photo, tag a friend who may be interested, or ask them to leave a comment letting you know what improvements they would like to see in your products. \n\n7. Take Advantage of Live Chat or Live Streaming - Sharing fun live-stream videos focused on your brand's products is an excellent way to get the word out to your target audience. Your followers can choose to get a notification whenever you go live, and they can also ask questions during your live stream. It's like an interactive infomercial that allows you to reach out to those who are interested in the products or services you have to offer." } ]

[ { "category": "instructional_rewriting", "from": "human", "value": "Rewrite this description of how to deal with negative thoughts and emotions into a set of instructions.\n\n...we call these insistent visitors or difficult repetitive thought patterns the Top Ten Tunes. Normally when thinking arises, we can simple name it \"thinking, thinking,\" and in the light of awareness it will vanish like a cloud. However, the Top Ten Tunes, whether as words, images, or stories, will persist and return no matter how often they are noticed. They play like records, repeating a theme over and over. At first, to gain perspective, we can number them one through ten. \"Oh, that is three on the hit parade this week.\" In that way, when we notice them, we don't have to play the record all the way through each time and we can more easily let them go. Or we can use a variation of the technique and give them a humorous name or title. I have given names to many now familiar aspects of myself, such as \"The Hungry Survivor,\" \"Mr. Achiever,\" \"Attila the Hun,\" \"Baby Jack,\" \"Fear of the Dark,\" \"The Impatient Lover.\" In this way, the repeated patterns of fear, sorrow, impatience, or loneliness become more familiar, and I listen to their stories in a friendlier and openhearted way. \"Hello, nice to see you again! What do you have to tell me today?\"\n\nHowever, this is not enough. Suppose we encounter a repeated story about the divorce of our parents. It talks over and over about which children go to keep which possessions, and who said what to whom. Such a story can play many times. As it does, we must expand our field of attention: How does this thought feel in our body? Oh, there is a tightness in the diaphragm and the chest. We can name this, \"tightness, tightness,\" and stay meticulously attentive for some time. As we do, it may open to other sensations, and many new images and feelings will be released. In this way, we can first begin to release the physical contractions and bodily fear that we have held. Then we can expand the attention further to new feelings. What feelings arise along with this thought pattern and this tightness? At first they may be half hidden or unconscious, but if we sense carefully, the feelings will begin to show themselves. The tightness in the chest will become sadness, and the sadness may become grief. As we finally begin to grieve, the pattern will release. \n\nIn a similar way, when we encounter a repeated physical pain or difficult mood, we can expand awareness to the level of thoughts, the story or belief that comes along with it. With careful attention, we may find a subtle belief about ourselves that perpetuates the pain or mood, perhaps a story about our unworthiness, such as \"I'll always be this way.\" When we become aware of the story or belief, and see it as just that, often the pattern is released. \n\nRepeated thoughts and stories are almost always fueled by an unacknowledged emotion or feeling underneath. These unsensed feelings are part of what brings the thought back time and again. Future planning is usually fueled by anxiety. Remembering of the past is often fueled by regret, or guilt, or grief. Many fantasies arise as a response to pain or emptiness. The task in meditation is to drop below the level of the repeated recorded message, to sense and feel the energy that brings it up. When we can do this, and truly come to terms with the feeling, the thought will no longer need to arise, and the pattern will naturally fade away." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "1. Make a list of the top ten thoughts and emotions your mind plays that don't serve you well.\n2. When you notice the thought or emotion in your mind, think of them like popular songs playing, and remember \"ah, that's #3 on the hit parade this week!\"\n3. Try giving a specific name to the insistent thought pattern (\"songs\") like \"Mr. Achiever\" or \" The Impatient Lover.\"\n4. After naming the thought patterns, try to listen to their stories in a friendly and openhearted way. Let the stories of fear, sorrow, impatience, or loneliness become more familiar and see what you can learn from them.\n5. Expand your field of attention. How does your body feel when you have the thought? Is there a tightness somewhere?\n6. Name the physical feelings in your body. You can simply say \"tightness, tightness.\"\n7. Stay attentive to these physical sensations for some time.\n8. Try to notice: Are there any other sensations or feelings that arise along with this thought pattern or tightness? What things have gone unacknowledged when these thoughts arise? Are there subtle beliefs about ourselves that perpetuate our mood or pain? Stories of our unworthiness?\n9. As you learn what feelings, thoughts, and sensations arise, you can finally grieve them so that the pattern can be released.\n10. Unsensed feelings are what can bring thoughts back time and time again. When we can recognize the stories we are telling ourselves, and recognize them as just that (stories), the pattern may be released.\n\nChanges:\n- The original paragraph was broken down into a set of step-by-step instructions to fulfill the user's request for a set of instructions." } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write an original short story of less than 350 words that ends with the line “the colors bled together.” Set the story in an urban environment and make the audience feel sad for the main character; then, tie a past storyline and a present storyline together." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "On the wall was a painting that had been created nearly twenty years ago to the day. The painting was titled “What I Thought I Wanted” and lacked an artist’s signature, but the gallery owner knew who the abstract colored canvas belonged to—the art was created by a child a long time ago.\n\nThe child was without its mother and in an area it was not familiar with. It had only its book bag with it, although it had not attended a school that day. While it may have seemed to happen abruptly and without notice, the child had provided hints for some time—only, it was now that the child’s intentions of running away became obvious enough for anyone to notice. Without much of a plan, the child had no real goals set out except for one: leaving home.\n\nIt was already less than ideal weather when the child left the night before, but now the rain was beginning to fall with the sinking sun. Alone, and on the side of the road, the child sat on the curb and laid the book bag at its side. The sprinkling rain turned to a heavy downpour, sending the child beneath a nearby awning. Finding a moment of peace, the child realized their book bag was left alone and went to retrieve the soaked pack. Under the temporary shelter, the child regretted everything and all it wished for was to be back home when, suddenly, a car wheeled into the curb where the child stood and flung the door wide open.\n\nThe car was driven by the child’s mother who had been searching for nearly twenty-four hours straight on zero sleep, looking for her child. Jumping into the car and apologizing, the child checked the contents of its bag to assess the rain’s damage. Within, the wet paint containers had leaked out onto the only canvas the child brought with it. The colors bled together." } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a short story about a tiger and his tail to read for our schoo district’s summer seminar. Give it a lesson to be learned at the end and appropriate for both elementary students and junior high students. Give it a twist in the middle and don’t write quoted dialogue." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Once upon a time, a tiger named Tio had brilliant orange and black stripes like the other tigers, but there was something about Tio that made him very insecure–his exceptionally long tail!\n\nThe other tigers constantly teased Tio, and he became very lonely. One day, Tio realized he could use his tail to help a baby tiger climb down from a broken branch. Soon thereafter, he was celebrated for something that made him different.\n\nHowever, Tio loved his new attention so much that he became arrogant! What was once a heroic tiger had turned into a vain creature. Tio even became mean to the tigers with shorter tails. He had completely changed.\n\nOne day, an elderly monkey visited Tio to remind him of his previous good deed and told him that appearances aren’t everything––Tio was once a nice tiger, and now he was pompous. Throughout a sleepless night, Tio thought about what the monkey said and decided to change his ways, turning back into the nice tiger he once was while still using his long tail to help those in need." } ]

[ { "category": "default", "from": "human", "value": "Come up with a philosophical conversation between two people. Feel free to explore and dissect ideas" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Man 1 (1)/Man 2 (2)\n\n1: What do you think the purpose of life is?\n2: What do you mean?\n1: I mean, why do we exist? Is there a purpose to life?\n2: I'm not sure. I wonder about that from time to time.\n1: Oh yeah? Like what?\n2: Well, I wonder if there even is a purpose at all. Maybe there is no purpose, and we just live to exist.\n1: That sounds pretty bleak to me.\n2: Actually, it seems pretty comforting.\n1: Please explain.\n2: Imagine not having to worry about what path you walk in this life, what goals you need to achieve, or where you should go. You would simply be free to do what you want, without fear.\n1: You can't just do anything you want. You can't go around killing people without repercussions.\n2: That's true, but I wouldn't go around killing people. What I mean is that you're no longer under any pressure to perform or act a certain way when there is no purpose, and you can simply \"be\".\n1: That sounds like Zen.\n2: I guess it could be a Zen-like way of thinking.\n1: I think there has to be a purpose.\n2: Why do you think that?\n1: There is too much organization and complexity in life that can only have been made by a creator, and that creator created us for some reason. It can be any reason like the creator wanting to observe its creation, or whatever. But if it wasn't for a purpose then our existence would be such a waste of potential. I mean, look at how much potential humans have and what they've done with it already. We've explored space, we've extended our lives, and we've become self-actualized in many other ways. I would hate to learn this would all be for nothing.\n2: That's a great way of thinking about it." } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Make up a quick, Shakespearean-styled story about a cat with a successful popcorn stand." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Once a remarkable cat had a dream. His raven fur would almost sparkle in the sun as he stared at the popcorn dancing in the theater’s popcorn machine. The sound! It captivated his emerald eyes, and as the moon rose that night, he went to work creating his own corn-popping stand.\n\nAfter finding an old apron and tying it with expertise, he put his paws to diligent work, and by the next curtain fall his feline treat was taking off! So many people gathered around to marvel at the unique flavor of the cat's delicious popcorn.\n\nSoon word had spread, and theatergoers formed lines to sample the cat's magnificent invention. The fluffy, salty clouds were a fulfillment of a fanatic’s dream. And thus, the enticing popcorn made the raven cat an undisputed ruler of the theater concession!" } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "How difficult are these trivia questions as a whole? Explain your answer.\n\nTrivia Question: What is the world’s longest river called?\nAnswer: The Nile \n\nTrivia Question: Which city hosted the Summer Olympics in 2012\nAnswer: London, England\n\nPocket Trivia Questions and Answers (Fun & Funny)\nPocket Trivia Questions and Answers (Fun & Funny)\nWant to play trivia anytime, anywhere? Get this pocket trivia set for only $9.99. Funny, fun facts, with questions and answers that make starting a trivia game easy!\n\nBuy on Amazon\nTrivia Question: Where is the Great Barrier Reef located?\nAnswer: Australia\n\nTrivia Question: In Greek Mythology, who is the Queen of the Underworld and wife of Hades?\nAnswer: Persephone\n\nTrivia Question: Which house was Harry Potter almost sorted into?\nAnswer: Slytherin \n\nTrivia Question: Which country gifted the Statue of Liberty to the US?\nAnswer: France\n\nTrivia Question: What was the name of the Robin Williams film where he dresses up as an elderly British nanny?\nAnswer: Mrs. Doubtfire\n\nTrivia Question: What is the rarest blood type?\nAnswer: AB-Negative\n\nTrivia Question: What sport does Cristiano Ronaldo play?\nAnswer: Soccer/football\n\nTrivia Question: How many bones are there in the human body?\nAnswer: 206\n\nTrivia Question: What is the name of the longest river in South America?\nAnswer: Amazon River\n\nTrivia Question: What is the name of the musical artist who sings the song “Watermelon Sugar”?\nAnswer: Harry Styles \n\nTrivia Question: What does Na stand for on the periodic table?\nAnswer: Sodium\n\nTrivia Question: What is the name of the actor who played Jack in Titanic?\nAnswer: Leonardo DiCaprio\n\nTrivia Question: How many points are a touchdown worth?\nAnswer: 6\n\nTrivia Question: In which Disney movie is the villain Clayton from?\nAnswer: Tarzan\n\nTrivia Question: In which ocean is the Bermuda Triangle located?\nAnswer: Atlantic Ocean\n\nTrivia Question: Which U.S. state is known for peaches?\nAnswer: Georgia\n\nTrivia Question: What is the French name for Santa Claus?\nAnswer: Pere Noel \n\nTrivia Question: Which fictional city is the home of Batman?\nAnswer: Gotham City\n\nTrivia Question: How many feet are in a mile?\nAnswer: 5, 280 feet\n\nTrivia Question: Which planet is closest to Earth?\nAnswer: Venus\n\nTrivia Question: Steve Harvey is a game show host. What’s that show called?\nAnswer: Family Feud\n\nTrivia Question: The movie Ladybird takes place in which city in California?\nAnswer: Sacramento\n\nTrivia Question: Who was the pretty woman in the 1990 film?\nAnswer: Julia Roberts\n\nTrivia Question: Harry, Niall, Louis, Liam, and Zayn were in a band. What was it called?\nAnswer: One Direction\n\nTrivia Question: Who is the author of the Harry Potter series?\nAnswer: J.K. Rowling\n\nTrivia Question: What is the name of Han Solo’s ship?\nAnswer: Millennium Falcon" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "These trivia questions are fairly easy. They cover general knowledge topics that most people are familiar with. The questions about pop culture topics reference widely known media and events, and the questions about academic subjects cover basic facts that are taught in elementary school." } ]

[ { "category": "general_classification", "from": "human", "value": "Which category would the following post fit into? \"Take a nice hike in the mountains, and clock how many miles we walked so we can start doing this more often, and keep up with the number so we will start doing more after a while!\"\n\nCategory options:\nFood & Drink\nRomance\nFitness\nRelationships" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Fitness" } ]

[ { "category": "question_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Turn the facts in these paragraphs into a series of questions and answers.\n\nIt’s been a while since I wrote an article on a residential REIT. In my previous articles, I’ve tried to articulate my stance towards legacy vs sunbelt markets, concluding that I don’t see either as significantly positioned. While legacy markets will see lower demand, this will be counter-balanced by lower supply. Sunbelt markets on the other hand, will see some of the highest levels of supply ever, but this will be offset by an influx of people and jobs. For my detailed outlook on the Sunbelt, check out my article on BSR REIT (OTCPK:BSRTF). Today I want to cover Mid-America Apartment Communities (NYSE:MAA) which is a high-quality REIT, regarded by many as the safest one to invest into right now.\n\nWhy do so many investors like it? It’s quite simple. Its geographical presence is heavily focused on growing markets in the Sunbelt, with their largest markets being Atlanta (13%), Dallas (10%), and Tampa (7%). This could also be considered the biggest risk as the supply is really high and demand might slow down in the future but I personally don't see it as a threat since the demand seems to be keeping up so far. The REIT owns high quality buildings as 92% of the portfolio is classified as A- or better. This corresponds with the fact that they tend to focus on higher income individuals with average rents amongst the highest of any residential REITs.\n\nLast year, as well as at the start of 2023, has been great for MAA as they managed to retain high occupancy of 95.5% and their rents increased by 13.5% fueled by inflation. Management is expecting these positive trends to continue in all of 2023, forecasting 6.25% revenue growth on the whole portfolio and a matching NOI growth. Occupancy is expected to tick up slightly to 95.8% at midpoint. That’s a really positive outlook at a time when the share price, as we’ll see shortly, is very low. The point I want to make clear is that MAA has grown their cash-flows by double digits last year, and is on its way to continue growing, though at a slower pace, also this year. Per share, 2023 FFO is expected at $9.11 at midpoint which would represent a 7% YoY growth." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Q: What is your stance towards legacy vs sunbelt markets?\nA: My stance is neutral as I believe both markets are equally positioned. Legacy markets will experience lower demand counter-balanced by lower supply, while Sunbelt markets will see high levels of supply offset by an influx of people and jobs.\n\nQ: Which specific REIT are you discussing today?\nA: Today, I'm discussing Mid-America Apartment Communities (NYSE:MAA), which is considered a high-quality, safe REIT to invest in.\n\nQ: Why do many investors favor Mid-America Apartment Communities (MAA)?\nA: Investors favor MAA due to its focus on growing markets in the Sunbelt region, with a significant presence in Atlanta, Dallas, and Tampa. Additionally, it boasts a portfolio of high-quality buildings, with 92% classified as A- or better.\n\nQ: How did MAA perform last year and what's the expectation for 2023?\nA: MAA performed well, maintaining a high occupancy of 95.5% and increasing rents by 13.5% due to inflation. For 2023, management forecasts 6.25% revenue growth, a similar NOI growth, and a slight increase in occupancy to 95.8%.\n\nQ: What was MAA's cash-flow growth last year and what's the forecast for 2023?\nA: MAA saw double-digit cash-flow growth last year. In 2023, though growth is expected to slow down, they still expect an increase. The forecasted 2023 FFO per share is $9.11, representing 7% YoY growth." } ]

[ { "category": "advice_giving", "from": "human", "value": "What can I do with my blog posts to further engagement?\n\nYour brand probably has a few pieces of content already developed for marketing use. Grab all your content and see what you can repurpose for social media. For example, if your website has a blog, consider the types of blogs you can post on social media to increase web traffic and brand awareness. You can repurpose different types of content by making new content out of them. For example, your blog post can easily be turned into an infographic or video." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Turn your blogs into infographics or videos." } ]

[ { "category": "sentiment_analysis", "from": "human", "value": "Tell me the tone of this poem. Is this happy, funny or sad?\n\nHow could I be so lost\nIn a place I know so well?\nHow could I be so broken\nIn a family so together?\nHow could I be so lonely\nSurrounded by so many?\nHow could I be so unhappy\nSurrounded by so much beauty?\nHow could I be me\nWhen even I remain a mystery?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The tone of this poem is sad as it conveys a deep sense of confusion, brokenness, and loneliness. The author questions their own identity and expresses a sense of being lost, creating a melancholic tone reflecting profound sadness and internal struggle." } ]

[ { "category": "planning", "from": "human", "value": "What are the top companion plants for deterring pests in the garden? Help me make a list of 5 companion plants and what they’re meant to help with the most." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Companion Planting for Pest Deterrence\n\n1. Marigolds - Marigold flowers can be beneficial when planted near cucumber, melon, eggplant, potatoes, pumpkins, beans, and onions, to name a few. Marigold flowers are thought to be an effective natural repellent for pests such as aphids, cabbage worms, potato beetles, nematodes, and more. \n\n2. Tomatoes - Tomatoes can be beneficial when planted near plants like basil, carrots, basil, thyme, chives, asparagus, and sunflower, to name a few. Tomatoes are believed to be an effective natural deterrent against pests such as whiteflies, thrips, tomato flies, and mosquitos. \n\n3. Borage - Borage is beneficial to plants such as corn, pole beans, squash, eggplant, cabbage, and basil, to name a few. The Borage protects the corn from pests like worms, corn borers, and root aphids while attracting beneficial insects. Borage is thought to protect gardens from tomato hornworms, cabbage moths, and flies. \n\n4. Nasturtium- Nasturtium flowers can be beneficial when planted near eggplant, squash, cucumbers, roses, cabbage, beans, and chives, to name a few. Nasturtium flowers, especially yellow varieties, are thought to be an effective natural deterrent for pests such as aphids, cabbage moths, white flies, and cucumber beetles. \n\n5. Basil - Basil is a member of the Brassica family and makes for great companion planting next to Allium plants – like onion, chives, and garlic, as well as celery, legumes, and clover. Basil plants are thought to repel common garden pests such as white flies, cabbage moths, and aphids." } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "Monkeys are known for their dexterity and their use of tools in the wild. What are some examples of tool use among Capuchin monkeys?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Capuchin monkeys, particularly those found in South and Central America, have been observed using tools in several unique ways that demonstrate their problem-solving abilities and cognitive sophistication. One of the most well-known examples of tool use in Capuchin monkeys is their use of stones as hammers and anvils to crack open hard nuts. This behavior isn't instinctive but learned over time and passed down through generations, a clear indication of a form of culture. It also demonstrates planning and foresight as Capuchins are known to select special types of stones and even transport them for future use. Capuchins also use tools for foraging in other contexts. They use sticks to dig into termite mounds or to reach invertebrates hidden in tree bark. Another interesting example is the use of branches or reeds to catch small mammals. They poke the stick into a hole where a small mammal might be hiding, causing the frightened creature to bolt and become an easy prey item." } ]

[ { "category": "planning", "from": "human", "value": "Write an outline for an essay on Twitter alternatives. Feature competitors that are decentralized or may support cryptocurrencies in some fashion." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "1. Introduction\n A. Problems with Twitter\n B. Twitter integration of Dogecoin possible at some point\n I. Elon Musk references to Dogecoin\n II. Registration of money transmitter license\n2. Benefits of decentralized social media competitors\n A. Can leave Twitter\n B. Sometimes possible to have the same account across several social media apps\n C. Sometimes already has digital assets integrated\n D. No single entity enforcing arbitrary rules\n3. Downsides of decentralized social media competitors\n A. Have to start all over again to gain followers\n B. Can sometimes be complicated to get started\n C. Occasionally see things a user may find offensive (less censorship)\n4. Some popular social media competitors\n A. Nostr\n I. Decentralized social media protocol\n a. Not an app by itself\n b. Can develop apps on it\n c. Can create a single account for all apps\n i. Uses public/private keys based on cryptography\n ii. Requires ability to keep track of private key\n II. Zap\n a. Enables Bitcoin payments over Lightning Network\n b. Useful for marketplace apps like Civ Kit\n B. Mastodon\n I. Saw an upswing in use after Elon Musk bought Twitter\n II. Connection to the server required\n a. Servers are often privately operated\n b. Possible to choose a server\n c. Can switch to a different server\n III. Based on ActivityPub\n a. Possible compatibility with other ActivityPub apps\n IV. Doesn't use cryptocurrencies across all servers\n a. Some servers may use cryptocurrencies\n b. Some ActivityPub apps may use cryptocurrencies\n C. Lens Protocol\n I. Based on Polygon\n a. As decentralized as Polygon is\n II. Mints accounts as NFTs\n a. Possible to buy one on NFT marketplaces\n b. Or mint your own\n III. Has lots of featured apps\n5. Conclusion" } ]

[ { "category": "default", "from": "human", "value": "Help me come up with a clever tagline/slogan for a hiking blog called \"The Joy of Hiking.\"" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "No problem! Here are five ideas for a tagline/slogan for a hiking blog called \"The Joy of Hiking.\"\n1. Learn to feel confident and joyful while exploring the great outdoors.\n2. Elevate your outdoor experiences.\n3. Find joy on every trail.\n4. Lace up your boots and start exploring!\n5. Step into serenity and embrace the joy of hiking." } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Hi computer. Can you write a short summary of the original Jurassic Park movie but do it as if Elmo from Sesame Street were explaining it to a child" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Hi friends! It’s your favorite red monster, Elmo! Today, Elmo is going to tell you a story about dinosaurs! Do you know dinosaurs? \n\nDinosaurs lived a long time ago, but some very smart people figured out how to make new ones. They were going to put them in a dinosaur zoo! They called it Jurassic Park. Elmo would love to see a dinosaur zoo. Wouldn’t you?\n\nBut there was a problem before the zoo was finished. Some of the dinosaurs were dangerous and they hurt a worker. The zoo’s leaders needed some experts to make sure it would be a good zoo. So, they called some dinosaur experts along with a math expert for some reason. \n\nThe experts took a tour along with some kids. But a bad guy caused more problems. He wanted to steal stuff, and he turned off all the electricity so nobody would know what he was doing. When the power was out, the dinosaurs escaped! Another person got hurt by the T-rex dinosaur and the rest of them had to run away. They spent all day and night getting back to the zoo’s main building where the workers were. \n\nMeanwhile, the workers and one of the dino experts had a lot of trouble turning the electricity back on. Elmo usually just flips the light switch, but they had to go to a special building to do it. The first guy who tried got hurt by some smart and speedy dinosaurs called Raptors. Eventually, they turned the power on, but the dinosaurs were already loose.\n\nAfter the people who ran away finally walked back to the building, they had to hide from the raptors. The Raptors almost got them, but a T-rex showed up just in time and protected them! That gave them a chance to go to a helicopter and fly away from the island!\n\nIt sure is a scary story, but it’s also exciting, don’t you think? What would you do at a zoo full of dinosaurs? Well, that’s all the time Elmo has for today. See you next time!" } ]

[ { "category": "planning", "from": "human", "value": "Hey AI, can you provide me with a list of five different cities to visit in the USA? I'm looking for beach-oriented cities, in the southern US, preferably on the east coast. Offer me a variety of experiences, for different personality types." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "1) Dunedin, Florida - This is the perfect place if you're looking for some of the United States' most beautiful beaches. Furthermore, it is only 24 miles from two island state parks: Honeymoon Island State Park and Caladesi Island State Park.\n2) Delray Beach, Florida - Being only 50 miles from Miami, palm tree lining Atlantic Avenue has some of the best boutiques, nightlife and dining to make the area also feel like part of a big city.\n3) Cape Charles, Virginia - Complete with an old-school feel, Virginia's Eastern Shore has a wide, family-friendly beach, with shallow and calm waters. Pair this with local eats from The Bakery on Mason, or a scoop of Brown Dog Ice Cream to take a break to refuel.\n4) Port Aransas, Texas - For the fishers in your group, Port Aransas, Texas has a great scene, enjoyed by locals and visitors alike. If you're going in April, don't forget to swing by for Texas SandFest, a sand sculpture competition that dates back to 1997.\n5) Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina - This is a place with a lower population and maximum relaxation. Activities include but are not limited to adventure such as surfing, to more calming events such as a stroll down the pier." } ]

[ { "category": "advice_giving", "from": "human", "value": "Write an introduction paragraph for my essay about what I believe about inclusivity in schools specifically with SPED kids. I think they're capable of more than what people might think, and I want to use the IDEA law to back up my ideas." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The goal of education is for every student to learn and grow into a person who is prepared for adult life. This should apply to all children, regardless of disability. In the case of children who are part of the special education program, it can be easy to say that they are not capable of learning and growing to the same degree as children in the general education setting, so it is less important to help them. However, the idea that every single child deserves the best education possible is not as impossibly idealistic as it may sound. IDEA, a law that was passed in 2004, supports the idea that not only are children with disabilities capable of being educated, but they deserve a free and appropriate education that prepares them for further education, employment, and independent living. Because of this, I believe that children in special education should have as much opportunity as possible to participate in the general curriculum, while still having all of their individual needs met. Schools should make sure that every child, whether they are part of the special education program or not, can thrive." } ]

[ { "category": "open_qa", "from": "human", "value": "When was the first Harry Potter book published?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The first Harry Potter book, \"Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone,\" was published on June 26, 1997. This marked the beginning of the immensely popular series that chronicles the adventures of Harry Potter, a young wizard attending Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry." } ]

[ { "category": "default", "from": "human", "value": "I'm trying to name a character in a screenplay but I'm having trouble coming up with something. Can you give me a list of names that have positive connotations like \"beauty\" or \"power\" or \"kind\"? I want the name to not be typical like Catherine or Elizabeth or Margaret. They should all be names for women." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Absolutely! Here are some names with positive meanings that aren't your typical Western names:\n\n- Ricarda (German) This name means \"powerful leader,\" and is a feminisation of the name Richard\n- Tully (Irish) Somewhat flowery in presentation, this name means \"peaceful.\"\n- Minako (Japanese) This name has a commanding presence, yet has a meaning that roughly translates to \"beautiful child.\"\n- Adira (Hebrew) A powerful name that means \"strong.\"\n- Zuri (Swahili) This name means \"beautiful\" and sounds strong.\n- Hua (Chinese) This one is a short, lovely name that means \"flower.\"\n- Sigrid (Scandanavian) This was a popular Viking name that means \"beautiful victory.\"\n\nI hope this list helps you name your character! Happy writing!" } ]

[ { "category": "poem_generation", "from": "human", "value": "I would like a poem about water. I would like 2 stances. One is more realistic, about how it makes keeps us alive and healthy. The other stance is more poetic and descriptive." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The liquid that flows through all of us.\nKeeps us alive.\nKeeps the whole world alive.\nThe source of like that covers 71% of the world.\nSometimes we anger it, and it comes crashing down on us.\nSometimes it nourishes us in the form of raindrops.\nWe still learn to live with it.\n\nThe liquid that is formless.\nIt flows through our body like a natural river running through the forest.\nIt will try to spread to any spot it can. \nEven if by force.\nBecome what you want; being shapeless means you can become anything.\nIf you believe, you can become anything." } ]

[ { "category": "question_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Take this paragraph and turn it into a series of questions with answers. The word \"boning knife\" should appear in all of the answers.\n\nA boning knife is for the delicate task of separating raw meat, poultry and fish from bone. Its blade, six or so inches long, is thinner than a slicing knife's and flexible enough to follow the contours of a fish or bird." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "What is a boning knife used for?\nA boning knife is used for the delicate task of separating raw meat, poultry, and fish from their bone.\n\nHow long is the blade of a boning knife?\nThe blade of a boning knife is about six inches long.\n\nHow thick is the blade of a boning knife?\nThe blade of a boning knife is thinner than that of a slicing knife.\n\nHow flexible is a boning knife?\nA boning knife is flexible enough to follow the contours of the fish or bird that is being deboned." } ]

[ { "category": "email_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Pretending to be a dog, write a very short letter to your owner. Please make the writing suitable for children ages 3-7." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Subject Line: A Letter from Your Puppy Friend\nSalutation: Dear Owner,\nIntroduction: I wanted to write you a letter to tell you how much I love you and all the fun things we did today.\nBody: Woof woof! Good afternoon! I had a lot of fun bouncing on your bed today. That was pawsome! You usually don't let me because it wakes you up, but I'm always just so super duper excited to see you! You're the best owner in the whole wide world, woof! Today's breakfast was the best too. You fed me my favorite treats because you said I had been so good this week. I know I'm just a puppy, but I'm trying really, really hard to remember all the things you teach me. Especially the commands like sit and stay. I've gotten good at those, wouldn't you say? My favorite part of the day is always when we take walks, though! That's my favorite word ever. Any time you say \"walk,\" I can't resist the urge to jump around and wag my tail! I really enjoy going outside and exploring. I always remember to stick close to you, but it's such a big wide world, and I want to explore it all! I also really like seeing other dogs too. They're always so friendly. I can't wait for the weekend because you usually take me to the doggy park where all of my friends are, woof!\nPoliteness and Tone: I just wanted to let you know how much I love you!\nClosing: Your puppy friend, [Dog's Name]\nSignature: [Dog's Name]" } ]

[ { "category": "instructional_rewriting", "from": "human", "value": "Rewrite this story so it is from the perspective of the villagers and not the boy.\n\nA Shepherd Boy tended his master's Sheep near a dark forest not far from the village. Soon he found life in the pasture very dull. All he could do to amuse himself was to talk to his dog or play on his shepherd's pipe.\n\n.\nOne day as he sat watching the Sheep and the quiet forest, and thinking what he would do should he see a Wolf, he thought of a plan to amuse himself.\n\nHis Master had told him to call for help should a Wolf attack the flock, and the Villagers would drive it away. So now, though he had not seen anything that even looked like a Wolf, he ran toward the village shouting at the top of his voice, \"Wolf! Wolf!\"\n\nAs he expected, the Villagers who heard the cry dropped their work and ran in great excitement to the pasture. But when they got there they found the Boy doubled up with laughter at the trick he had played on them.\n\nA few days later the Shepherd Boy again shouted, \"Wolf! Wolf!\" Again the Villagers ran to help him, only to be laughed at again.\n\nThen one evening as the sun was setting behind the forest and the shadows were creeping out over the pasture, a Wolf really did spring from the underbrush and fall upon the Sheep.\n\nIn terror the Boy ran toward the village shouting \"Wolf! Wolf!\" But though the Villagers heard the cry, they did not run to help him as they had before. \"He cannot fool us again,\" they said.\n\nThe Wolf killed a great many of the Boy's sheep and then slipped away into the forest." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The Villagers knew of the Shepherd Boy who lived near the dark forest that wasn't too far from their village. Some of the Villagers were becoming concerned that the boy was becoming bored up there all alone with his sheep. They figured he would come down and amuse himself in the village if he became too bored.\n\nOne day as the Villagers were working they heard him scream, \"Wolf! Wolf!\" from atop his hill he ran towards them. The Villagers who heard all dropped what they were doing and ran towards the Shepard Boy's pasture. When they arrived they saw the Boy laughing on the ground. It appeared that this was all a trick.\n\nA few days passed and the Villagers heard the Boy cry out again. \"Wolf! Wolf!\" the boy shouted. The Villagers ran to help. Once they arrived they found the Boy laughing once more.\n\nOne evening, as the sun was setting upon the village and all of the Villagers were finished working, the Boy ran toward the village shouting, \"Wolf! Wolf!\" The Villagers heard the cry and decided not to run to help as they had done before. \"He cannot fool us again,\" they said.\n\nThe next day the Villagers saw that the Wolf killed a great many of the Boy's sheep." } ]

[ { "category": "text_to_text_translation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a short summary of the passage.\n\nThis is the passage:\nThe most famous description of Valhalla in Old Norse literature, that of Grímnismál, portrays it as being located in Asgard, the gods’ celestial fortress.\n\nHowever, other lines of evidence suggest that it was at least sometimes seen as being located underground, like the more general underworld." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The most famous description of Valhalla in Old Norse literature, that of Grímnismál, portrays it as being located in Asgard, the gods’ celestial fortress. However, other lines of evidence suggest that it was at least sometimes seen as being located underground, like the more general underworld." } ]

[ { "category": "text_summarization", "from": "human", "value": "Rewrite and condense the provided text article into one short paragraph. make it easy for my middle school to understand the difference between the way a quantum computer and digital computer work.\n\nA regular digital computer performs data processing tasks by manipulating bits; each bit can have a value of one or zero. A quantum physicist would say this is a “classical” implementation of computing. A “quantum” implementation of a computer manipulates quantum bits (qubits). Qubits can have a value of one, zero or both simultaneously. When the bit is simultaneously a one and a zero, the bit is said to be in a state of superposition. Moreover, the state of one qubit can influence another qubit, even if they are separated by great distance, in this case, the states are said to be entangled. \nSuperposition and entanglement are at the heart of quantum computing and provide capabilities that can speed the types of calculation required for cryptanalysis from years to minutes." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "A regular digital Computer uses bits to process tasks. These bits can be assigned a value of one or zero. A Quantum computer uses qubits. Qubits can be assigned a value of one, zero or both at the same time. When the bit is simultaneously a one and a zero, the bit is said to be in a state of superposition. Using the advantages of superposition and entanglement quantum computers can perform calculations in minutes that would take a classical computer years to complete." } ]

[ { "category": "planning", "from": "human", "value": "Write a recipe for buttery oatmeal cookies. Write the directions in a numbered list and make it fun for the reader ." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "1. Ingredients:\n3 cups old-fashioned oats\n1 ½ cups all-purpose flour \n1 ¼ cups brown sugar (for those with a sweet tooth 😋)\n1 cup unsalted butter (helps to keep that dough together)\n2 large eggs (not scrambled, just whisked)\nDon't forget these additional goodies 😁\n1 tablespoon ground cinnamon\n1 tablespoon vanilla extract\n1 ½ teaspoon baking soda \n1 teaspoon Kosher salt (or that sweet and salty flavor combination)\n\n2. Take a moment to preheat your oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit or 176 degrees Celsius. Make sure it is preheating for at least 10 minutes. \nGrab two mixing bowls and let's get these ingredients to mingle with one another. \n- The first guests to arrive at the party are butter and brown sugar. Mix those two together on the dance floor, with a spoon or a hand mixer. \n- (Ding-dong) Oh look, more guests have arrived, come on in eggs and vanilla extract. Blend these in along with the butter and brown sugar. This will be your wet bowl of ingredients. \n- Now this other room at the party is pretty quiet and people aren't chatting much. It's the dry bowl; flour, oats, cinnamon, baking soda, and salt. They are mingling together but they could use some more flavor. \n\n3. What should we do about that? You got it! Let's shake these two groups up and bring this party to the next level! Ok, now your dry and wet ingredients are getting along and getting better acquainted. Continue stirring these ingredients until it's a smooth mixture. \n4. Take an ice cream scoop or tablespoon and scoop your oatmeal cookie batter into your hand and roll it into balls. \n5. Spread them out 1 inch apart on your cookie sheet. (Personal space is important in social settings) \n6. Place that cookie sheet into the oven for about 15 minutes and watch the magic that is created. \nAfter they are brown and ready to come out, place them on a cooling rack to cool for about 10 minutes. (Always nice to get some fresh air during a party) \n7. After cooling, they are ready to be devoured. I hope you're hungry! Enjoy!" } ]

[ { "category": "story_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a thriller movie preview about the Covid-19 pandemic." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "In a world where health was taken for granted, a silent enemy prepared for battle in the shadows. No one knew where it came from, or how to stop it. But the world was soon sure of one thing, the Covid-19 pandemic had begun.\n\nAs the virus spread like wildfire across the globe, fear and panic gripped the nations. As governments struggled to contain it and medical professionals worked tirelessly to save lives, the world started to shut down. Travel bans, strict quarantines, and non-essential work shutdowns occurred to try to slow the spread. Still, the virus raged on relentlessly, and the death tolls rose higher and higher with every passing day.\n\nAs the world teetered on the brink of total collapse, a multi-national team of hero scientists raced against time to develop a vaccine. But vaccine creation is slow and viruses mutate and evolve each time they are passed to a new host. The virus became more deadly with each passing day.\n\nAmidst all of the international chaos, other heroes emerged - groups of ordinary people banded together to fight back against the virus and bravely help those in need. These front-line workers risked everything to help those in need and battled the virus with all they had.\n\nSadly, the virus had other plans for our world. Governments scrambled to implement new restrictive measures to contain the virus. Soon, we'd learn viruses can't be truly contained.\n\nAs the pandemic continued to drag on, the toll on humanity felt unbearable. So many losses and permanent injuries occurred. But a glimmer of hope emerged from the dark reality. The scientists developed a vaccine, and the world collectively held its breath as it was distributed to those in need. Would it be enough? Or would the disease continue to mutate and evolve and require boosters or yearly shots? \n\nFind out in the new reality thriller - *Pandemic*!\n\nIn a world where nothing is certain, one thing is clear: the Covid-19 pandemic is a thriller like no other, a fight for survival against a silent enemy that threatens to destroy us all." } ]

[ { "category": "email_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a Facebook post apologizing to my customers about an issue that took my website offline yesterday when it was the fault of the hosting company and not us." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Subject Line: Apology for Website Outage\nDear Valued Customers,\n\nI am writing to sincerely apologize for the website outage experienced by [Company Name] yesterday, [Date]. This issue was caused by a problem with our hosting provider, and we understand the inconvenience it may have caused.\n\nWe want to assure you that the website is now fully operational, and we are committed to providing the best service to all of our customers. Should you have any further concerns or inquiries, please do not hesitate to contact us at [Phone Number] or [Email Address].\n\nThank you for your understanding and continued support.\n\nBest regards,\n[Your Name]\n[Your Job Title]\n[Company Name]\nPhone: [Phone Number]\nEmail: [Email Address]" } ]

[ { "category": "poem_generation", "from": "human", "value": "Write a poem about chalk turning into the trees and flowers around a kid." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "Dust on my hands\nPebbles in my palms\nChalk in my fingers\n\nGray gray\nWhites and grays\nWinter is too long\n\nI pull the chalk\nI rub and push\nI create\n\nRed roses\nPurple petals\nGreen trees\nYellow sun\n\nAnd one by one\nThey spring\n\nRose bushes peak from the earth\nPetals fall from the tree above\nThe sun rises" } ]

[ { "category": "recommendations", "from": "human", "value": "I'm visiting Hilton Head Island, SC. What are the must-do activities? I don't like shopping, but I love nature and the beach. It will just be me and my husband going, so no child-friendly activities are required." }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "If you and your husband are nature and beach enthusiasts, here are a few activities you can enjoy at Hilton Head Island:\n\n1. Visit the beach. You can check out a popular beach like Coligny Beach, where they have lifeguards and outdoor showers. Less busy beaches, such as Mitchelville Beach, are quieter but have fewer amenities. \n2. Go for a bike ride. There are many biking paths and trails on Hilton Head Island. If you don't have a bike, you can rent one from several different places. They even have electric bikes if you're not sure about your fitness level. \n3. Take a dolphin cruise. You can leave from Harbour Town or Shelter Cove. In the summer, they have boats from morning until sunset. Dolphins are just one of the varieties of wildlife that you will see on your tour.\n4. Explore the lighthouse. Hilton Head has a working lighthouse in Sea Pines Plantation. You can pay to go to the top and enjoy the view for miles.\n\nEnjoy your trip to Hilton Head Island!" } ]

[ { "category": "language_classification", "from": "human", "value": "I'm planning a trip to Kenya. What language should I focus on to try and learn a few words?" }, { "category": null, "from": "gpt", "value": "The national language of Kenya is Swahili, which is also called Kiswahili. It is a Bantu language and is found in Kenya, Tanzania, and Mozambique. It is interesting to note that about 40% of Swahili words come from Arabic." } ]