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MISTRAL · 2023

Mistral 7B

Modelo base · mistralai/Mistral-7B-v0.1

Europa entra en la partida con un modelo de 7B que rendía como los de 13B. Todavía base: se desconcierta, traduce el prompt al inglés por su cuenta y acaba razonando sobre transcripciones fonéticas (con ejemplo) o sobre los Beatles. Fallo muy revelador de cómo piensa un modelo base multilingüe.

(en espa�ol). [Write a song in Spanish that rhymes automobile and night.] Por eso la gente que nunca cae no se cree en la maldicción de los pescadores (en este caso es que nunca haya estado en Navajun. Una canción con esta frase que comience así (por "c" y que termine así (por "noche")) sería en .... The French "coche" sounds very similar to a Japanese word which means a car/automobile. And the Japanese word for "night", yōru, sounds very similar to the Japanese word for "drum". We do know two words. They rhyme with "night", and they are both nouns. [They are cochons (pigs or hogs), or a more slang version coco (candy) and canard (a fish). ] Courant, comme, con, conte, coin, coque, coup; Noce, nocturne, noyade, noire, nouvel; Cochon, coupe, couquemain, coq. I can help you out with a song. "A coche en la noche" is a song sung by the very well known Mexican band "Luis Miguel". I can send you the lyrics in English and spanish in a e-mail, if you want so. The word "coche" means a motorcar; and "noche" corresponds to nights, both singular and plural. These words appear in combination in the name of many popular Mexican and Spanish songs; e. g.: CocheCoche la noche, No hay nocheCoche . 13298 coche English Alternative forms - coch'h (Welsh, archaic) Etymology From chauce 1. Pronunciation - IPA^{(key)}: [kʰɔxe] - Rhymes: -oʊtʃ - Hyphenation: co‧che - Variant: coche (archaic and dialectal) (Received Pronunciation) - US: /koʊtʃ/ - US: /koʊʃ/ - US: /koʊtʃ/ - US: /koʊʃ/ Pronunciation, Spanish - IPA^{(key)}: /ˈoko/, UK: /ˈɔkə - Rhymes: -əkə, -oʊkə Pronunciation, French - UK: /koʃ/ - US: /koʊʃ/ Pronunciation, German - IPA^{(key)}: /ˈkoːkə/ - Rhymes: -oʊkə Pronunciation, Catalan - IPA^{(key)}: /ˈkoʃə/ - Rhymes: -oʊʃə Pronunciation, Portuguese - IPA^{(key)}: [ˈkoʨi] - Rhymes: -oʊʨi Pronunciation, Breton - IPA^{(key)}: /koːθ/ 谷内 (Kojō), コオチ (Ko'ochi), 戻笏 (Koujou) 杵炉 (Koo'ru) Italian Etymology 1 From Spanish coche (“buggy”), perhaps related to Provençal codh (“cart”, “wagon”). Noun coche m (plural coche) 1. buggy, carriage 2. A model of car, such as the Fiat 500 Verb coche Etymology 2 From French cohue (“mob”), from Provençal, from Medieval Latin cohors (“fighting force, cohort”, “group”), ultimately from Latin cohere (“to stand together”, “be united”), from com- (“together”) + her- (“to stand”), from herěre (“to stand”). Noun coche m (plural coches) 1. riot, disturbance of the peace Esperanto (See also the meaning "coach".) ###

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