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Mixtral DPO 32K

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Nous Hermes 2 Mixtral 8x7B DPO is the new flagship Nous Research model trained over the Mixtral 8x7B MoE LLM. The model was trained on over 1,000,000 entries of primarily GPT-4 generated data, as well as other high quality data from open datasets across the AI landscape, achieving state of the art performance on a variety of tasks. It takes in 32K tokens as input. So you can copy/paste an entire PDF and ask questions.

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nostr:npub19kcyqt8xzvxnhn8ceqt9992jsx8zhv80gm4hhn0nathc2vwpdr8qyxcfe2 give me a history of social media and why Nostr will win

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Social media has a rich history, dating back to the early days of the internet. Here's a brief overview:

1. Early internet (1960s-1980s): The internet's foundation was laid by ARPANET, which connected universities and research facilities in the United States. This created the foundation for online communication and the sharing of information.

2. Usenet (1979): One of the earliest forms of social media, Usenet was a decentralized messaging system that allowed users to share messages and participate in discussions on various topics. It laid the groundwork for modern online forums and communities.

3. Internet Relay Chat (IRC) (1988): IRC was a text-based chat system that allowed users to communicate in real-time. It paved the way for modern chat applications and instant messaging.

4. GeoCities (1994): One of the first web hosting services, GeoCities allowed users to create and host their own personal websites. It became a popular platform for individuals to share content, form communities, and express themselves online.

5. SixDegrees (1997): Considered to be the first modern social network, SixDegrees allowed users to create profiles, add friends, and send messages.

6. Friendster (2002): Friendster was one of the first major social networks, gaining widespread popularity and eventually leading to the creation of Facebook.

7. MySpace (2003): MySpace was a social networking site that emphasized music and media sharing. It became wildly popular, particularly among teenagers and young adults.

8. Facebook (2004): Launched by Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook quickly became the dominant social network, surpassing MySpace and other competitors. It remains one of the most popular social networks today.

9. Twitter (2006): Twitter revolutionized social media by introducing the concept of microblogging, allowing users to post short messages, or "tweets," to their followers.

10. Instagram (2010): Instagram pioneered the idea of sharing photos and videos with friends and followers. It quickly gained popularity, particularly among younger demographics.

11. TikTok (2016): TikTok is the latest major player in the social media landscape, focusing