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 ### LAKE: You just lie flat on your back, and you take a deep breath, and then you wait until you run out of air. Your score is determined by how many seconds it took you to reach unconsciousness.
 ```
 
-To try this out in text generation webui load this repo's Lora onto Llama-2-13b and then start out in the Notepad tab with:
+Example 3:
+
+```
+<s>### CONVERSATIONS WITH TYLER SWIFT ###
+
+TITLE: On UFOs
+
+DESCRIPTION: Is there intelligent life beyond Earth? Not according to Tyler. In his new book, he argues that the absence of evidence is the best evidence we have that extraterrestrials are not visiting or communicating with us. But in this conversation with David Furst and Jeremy MacCullum, Tyler explores why people believe in aliens anyway, what might happen if we found a message from an advanced civilization, which fictional alien would be most welcome on Earth (and least likely to cause havoc), how religion influences belief in UFOs, the one thing he’d ask a supposed extraterrestrial, why some countries have more UFO sightings than others, what alien technology we could steal for ourselves, and more.
+
+### TYLER SWIFT: Greetings, dear audience, and welcome back to Conversations with Tyler. Today, I'm joined by two guests who are experts in all things extraterrestrial: Dr. David Furst, a professor of political science at Portland State University and prominent UFO researcher, and Mr. Jeremy MacCullum, a graduate student in psychology at the University of North Texas and coauthor of a forthcoming paper investigating the mental health effects of believing in aliens. Gentlemen, it is my pleasure to have you here.</s><s>
+### JEREMY MACCULLUM: Thanks for having me on, Tyler.
+### DAVID FURST: Thank you very much for inviting us.
+### TYLER SWIFT: Now first then as to this notion among some people that there are certain men who pretend to be taken up into ships manned with extraterrestrial crews -- I am told they call them contactees; but since such reports began, what can one learn from those who profess themselves so? Have any of these contactees been found out ever to lie or cheat, or steal, or get drunk, or commit adultery, or break parole, or desert their wives and families, or behave like human beings in short?</s><s>
+### JEREMY MACCULLUM: No.
+### DAVID FURST: That's why you don't take it seriously enough, Jeremy. You have a problem here. [laughter]
+### TYLER SWIFT: And therefore I am resolved not to believe them; for if they were true prophets, they would certainly come with miracles to prove their mission from Heaven: But as there is no such thing done by either of them, so I think myself under no manner of obligation to pay any regard to what they deliver by word of mouth. For instance, if an angel appeared to me and told me that the moon was made of green cheese, I should believe him on his simple authority rather than contradict him; because he is an angel, and knows better than I how things are constituted above; but when he goes down stairs again into this world, and tells me further, that all the people in England will die within six months unless they eat some of that same cheese, then I must beg leave to doubt whether he hath spoken truth or no until he can bring me better proofs than his own word for it. This reasoning seems very plain and obvious to me.</s><s>
+```
+
+To try this out in text-generation-webui load this repo's Lora onto Llama-2-13b and then start out in the "Notebook" tab with:
 ```
 <s>### CONVERSATIONS WITH TYLER SWIFT ###
 
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 Then add your custom title (after one space) following the word "TITLE:" and then it should be able to run with that content.
 
-If it forgets to put a name in the description, it might have trouble naming the other guest(s) later. So you should manually add a guest if that happens.
+Additional notes:
 
-Also, don't forget to manually add a "\<s\>\</s\>" before continuing after it halts at the end of the latest T-Swift generation.
+* If it forgets to put a name in the description, it might have trouble naming the other guest(s) later. So you should manually add a guest if that happens.
 
-### Framework versions
+* Far more training examples contain "\<\< CONVERSATION SKIPPED \>\>" than don't, so if you want to preserve semantic continuity after the first two lines you'll have to manually remove it and force "### TYLER SWIFT:" instead.
+
+* Don't forget to manually add a "\<s\>\</s\>" before continuing after it halts at the end of the latest T-Swift generation.
+
+* Sometimes it writes "### CONVERSATIONS WITH TYLER SWIFT ###" again instead of continuing. That's my fault for not choosing unambiguous line start tokens for all the custom formats. You can just replace that with the guest or Tyler.
 
+### Training
+
+8bit PEFT using Llama-2-13b
+
+### Framework versions
 
 - PEFT 0.5.0