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I'm looking for language models that are pure next-token predictors, i.e. the LM has not undergone a subsequent alignment/instruction finetuning/preference finetuning stage after being trained at the basic next word prediction task. Obviously these models would be highly prone to hallucinations, misunderstanding user intent, etc but that does not matter.

Please note that I'm not merely asking for LMs that 'have the least amount of censorship' or 'models you can easily uncensor with X prompt', I'm strictly looking for LMs where absolutely no post-training processing has been applied. Accuracy or intelligence of the model is not at issue here (in fact I would prefer lighter models)

I'm looking for language models that are pure next-token predictors, i.e. the LM has not undergone a subsequent alignment/instruction finetuning/preference finetuning stage after being trained at the basic next word prediction task. Obviously these models would be highly prone to hallucinations, misunderstanding user intent, etc but that does not matter.

Please note that I'm not merely asking for LMs that 'have the least amount of censorship' or 'models you can easily uncensor with X prompt', I'm strictly looking for LMs where absolutely no post-training processing has been applied. Accuracy or intelligence of the model is not at issue here (in fact I would prefer lighter models)

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I want to know what that type of paper is used in commercial books -- that slightly glossy, smooth paper -- and where I can find it. Is it some kind of photo paper? Can I use it with my laser printer?

I want to know what that type of paper is used in commercial books -- that slightly glossy, smooth paper -- and where I can find it. Is it some kind of photo paper? Can I use it with my laser printer?

Must haves:

1. Must allow printing on the spine

2. Must be reasonably durable - I'm expecting the book to take up roughly 600-700 A5 pages.

Nice to haves:

1. Require minimal tooling

2. Require minimal bookbinding experience

3. Softcover rather than hardcover

I am using LSP from within Doom Emacs with evil enabled.

1. Code actions: When there is only one available code action, lsp-execute-code-action automatically executes the action without asking me to confirm first, this is problematic since often I just want to see what code actions are available on a line, without necessarily executing them. What is the workaround for this?

2. The intellisense messages on the right side of the screen are often truncated due to a lack of space on my screen. How can I view the entire message when this is the case? Surely there's a better way than just flycheck-list-errors since I have to actually visually search where in the list the error/warning cor

I need a large version of the blank world map as seen in the pipboy (no marked locations), among other things. I have the GECK installed, but cannot figure out where to go on from there. Any help would be greatly appreciated.