cloudyu / mistral_18B_instruct_v0.1

 this is a 80 layers model based on mistral architecture 
 sft by vicgalle/alpaca-gpt4.
 template is "{instruction} {inputs} \n {output}"

example output

<s> write a story about yosemite.  
 Once upon a time, in the heart of California's Sierra Nevada Mountains, there was a place known as Yosemite National Park. This breathtaking landscape was home to some of nature's most stunning creations - towering redwood trees, crystal-clear streams, and cascading waterfalls that tumbled down from the mountainside.

In this magical land lived a young girl named Emily. She had grown up in the small village at the base of the mountain, surrounded by the beauty of nature. Every day, she would wander through the forests, exploring every nook and cranny of her beloved home.

One day, while wandering along the banks of the Merced River, Emily stumbled across something unusual. A small, shimmering object lay among the rocks. It was a piece of amber, with a trapped insect inside. The insect was an ancient one, unlike any she had ever seen before. It was a prehistoric butterfly, its wings spanned over 6 inches, and it was covered in intricate patterns.

Emily was fascinated by the creature and took it back to her village. She showed it to the elder of the village, who told her that the butterfly was a sign of good luck. He also shared with her the legend of the park, which spoke of a great spirit living within the mountains, protecting all those who lived within its borders.

From that day on, Emily dedicated herself to preserving the natural beauty of Yosemite. She spent her days helping to clean up trash, planting new trees, and teaching others about the importance of taking care of Mother Nature. And as she did so, she felt a sense of peace and happiness like never before.

Years passed, and Emily grew old. But even in her twilight years, she continued to wander the forests of Yosemite, sharing her love for nature with everyone she met. And as she looked out at the beautiful landscapes around her, she knew that she had done her part in keeping the spirit of Yosemite alive.

The end.</s>