Toxuin

Definitely. It has some alignment, but it won’t straight up refuse to do anything. It will sometimes add notes saying that what you’ve asked is kinda maybe against the law, but will produce a great response regardless. It’s a 70b, so running it locally is kind of a challenge, but for those who can run it - there is simply no other LLM that you can run at home that gets even close to it. It follows instructions amazingly, it’s very consistent and barely hallucinates. There is some special mistral sauce in it for sure, even if it’s “just” a llama2-70b.

It’s marginally better than original but WAYY more censored. It is pretty intrusive. It refused to write a bash script to kill a process by regexp 🤦

I’ve got a k80 and it’s… underwhelming.

• It’s CUDA API is very old (11.4). Nothing works with it - you have to compile all the things from scratch.
• The last driver that supported it is nvidia-driver-470 which is not even included anymore in 22.04 ubuntu…
• Under debian, you can’t (I couldn’t…) install both cuda-drivers-470 and nvidia-driver version 470.
• It doesn’t mix well with other modern cards like 3090.
• It idles at around 70W and when in use makes my R730 sound like an industrial vacuum cleaner.
• It’s not even a really-24Gb card. It’s two 12Gb cards wearing a trench-coat.

I does run 30B models tho. And it is cheap.