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> hi, mr. smith. i'm doctor hawkins. why are you here today? / < i found it would be a good idea to get a check-up. |
> yes, well, you haven't had one for 5 years. you should have one every year. / < i know. i figure as long as there is nothing wrong, why go see the doctor? |
> well, the best way to avoid serious illnesses is to find out about them early. so try to come at least once a year for your own good. / < ok. |
> let me see here. your eyes and ears look fine. take a deep breath, please. do you smoke, mr. smith? / < yes. |
> smoking is the leading cause of lung cancer and heart disease, you know. you really should quit. / < i've tried hundreds of times, but i just can't seem to kick the habit. |
> well, we have classes and some medications that might help. i'll give you more information before you leave. / < ok, thanks doctor. |
> hello mrs. parker, how have you been? / < hello dr. peters. just fine thank you. ricky and i are here for his vaccines. |
> very well. let's see, according to his vaccination record, ricky has received his polio, tetanus and hepatitis b shots. he is 14 months old, so he is due for hepatitis a, chickenpox and measles shots. / < what about rubella and mumps? |
> well, i can only give him these for now, and after a couple of weeks i can administer the rest. / < ok, great. doctor, i think i also may need a tetanus booster. last time i got it was maybe fifteen years ago! |
> excuse me, did you see a set of keys? / < what kind of keys? |
> five keys and a small foot ornament. / < what a shame! i didn't see them. |
> well, can you help me look for it? that's my first time here. / < sure. it's my pleasure. i'd like to help you look for the missing keys. |
> it's very kind of you. / < it's not a big deal.hey, i found them. |
> oh, thank god! i don't know how to thank you, guys. / < you're welcome. |
> why didn't you tell me you had a girlfriend? / < sorry, i thought you knew. |
> but you should tell me you were in love with her. / < didn't i? |
> you know you didn't. / < well, i am telling you now. |
> yes, but you might have told me before. / < i didn't think you would be interested. |
> you can't be serious. how dare you not tell me you are going to marry her? / < sorry, i didn't think it mattered. |
> watsup, ladies! y'll looking'fine tonight. may i have this dance? / < he's cute! he looks like tiger woods! but, i can't dance. . . |
> it's all good. i'll show you all the right moves. my name's malik. / < nice to meet you. i'm wen, and this is nikki. |
> how you feeling', vista? mind if i take your friend'round the dance floor? / < she doesn't mind if you don't mind getting your feet stepped on. |
> happy birthday, aims! / < thank you, lisa. |
> here is a present for you. i hope you like it. / < oh, great! i love it! you know i've been expecting this for a long time. |
> i'm very glad to hear that. / < come here ; let me introduce some friends to you. |
> here we come. / < thank you. what's the fare? |
> $ 10. / < how can it be? |
> well, the rate is two dollars for the first two kilometers and twenty cents for each additional two hundred meters. / < i see. thanks for your drive. |
> can i help you? / < yes. i sent in my resume at the end of last week. i'm applying for the accounts assistant position. |
> may i have your name please? / < my name is judy liao. that's spelled l i a o. |
> alright. . . and did you have some specific questions about your application? / < not really. i was in the neighborhood, and i just wanted to stop in to see if you received my resume. |
> oh, that's no problem. just give me a moment, and i can check. judy liao. let's see. . . yes, here it is. judy liao. we have received your resume. / < thank you. |
> is there anything else i can help you with? / < yes, maybe. the ad in the newspaper said you wanted the resume, a cover letter, and two letters of recommendation. i included those things in the envelope. is there anything else i should send? |
> no, that is all we need. if we have those things included, that is sufficient. / < do you know when they will start setting up interviews for the job? |
> i'm not really sure about that. but i know we are still receiving resumes. maybe after a week or two they will start calling applicants. / < i see. well, thank you very much for helping me. you have been very helpful. |
> if you have any further questions, you can call any time. / < thank you. |
> this is a good basic computer package. it's got a good cpu, 256 megabytes of ram, and a dvd player. / < does it come with a modem? |
> yes, it has a built-in modem. you just plug a phone line into the back of the computer. / < how about the monitor? |
> a 15 - inch monitor is included in the deal. if you want, you can switch it for a 17 - inch monitor, for a little more money. / < that's okay. a 15 - inch is good enough. all right, i'll take it. |
> excuse me, do you know where the visa office is? / < yes, i do. i'll walk you there. |
> thanks. / < are you applying to study or work abroad? |
> i want to study abroad. / < what do you want to study? |
> i hope to study english literature. / < have you got your visa yet? |
> not yet. i have an interview with a visa official today. / < i see. is it your first interview? |
> could you do me a favor? / < sure. what is it? |
> could you run over to the store? we need a few things. / < all right. what do you want me to get? |
> well, could you pick up some sugar? / < okay. how much? |
> a small bag. i guess we also need a few oranges. / < how many? |
> oh, let's see. . . about six. / < anything else? |
> yes. we're out of milk. / < okay. how much do you want me to get? a gallon? |
> no. i think a half gallon will be enough. / < is that all? |
> i think so. have you got all that? / < yes. that's small bag of sugar, four oranges, and a half gallon of milk. |
> do you have enough money? / < i think so. |
> look! this picture of mom in her cap and gown. / < isn't it lovely! that's when she got her master's degree from miami university. |
> yes, we are very proud of her. / < oh, that's a nice one of all of you together. do you have the negative? may i have a copy? |
> surely, i'll have one made for you. you want a print? / < no. i'd like a slide, i have a new projector. |
> i'd like to see that myself. / < have a wallet size print made for me, too. |
> did bean send these dirty jokes to you, too? look! / < what a creep! phony good luck e-mails are one thing, but sexual harassment is crossing the line. |
> no wonder he asked for my address first-he just wants to harass me! / < you could try using a spam filter to reject stuff that's obviously pornographic or anything else you don't want. |
> how old is keith? / < he's 21. how old is james? |
> he's a year older than keith, but he looks younger. / < how's your father? |
> he's fine. he retired last week. it's turning going in his life. now he can relax and enjoy his retirement. / < he can spend more time with his grandchildren. |
> oh, i don't think he wants to. he wants to travel to several different countries around the world. / < so, he wants to have a more active retirement. good idea! |
> how do you want to spend your old age? / < in the same way, probably. |
> what kind of music do you like listening to? / < i like music that has a fast beat and is lively, like dance music. you know, i go to a disco almost every week. sometimes it's too loud though. you prefer classical music, don't you? |
> yes, i do. i find it very relaxing. i often listen to mozart or bach in the evening after a hard day at work. / < i must admit that i like several pieces of classical music. it's certainly more sophisticated that modern dance music. |
> yes. that's why i listen to it in the evenings. i usually play it as background music while i'm cooking or doing other housework. / < i've got a few classical music cd's. i should follow your lead and increase my brian power. |
> i am confused by what he said. / < why do you say that? |
> i don't know what he wants to do. does he want help me or just scold me? / < think a little. i think he means well at the bottom of his heart. |
> tell me something about your valentine's day. / < ok, on that day, boys usually give roses to the sweet hearts and girls give them chocolate in return. |
> so romantic. young people must have lot of fun. / < yeah, that is what the holiday is for, isn't it? |
> well, tell me. how was the labor and delivery? / < i wouldn't say that i had the time of my life but at least everything went without a hitch. |
> whoa, look at all those ice cream choices! / < yes, that is a lot of choices. what is your favorite? |
> i love anything with chocolate the best. / < i like chocolate myself. |
> is there any kind of ice cream you don't like? / < i really don't like any ice cream with nuts in it. |
> i haven't ever cared for that myself. / < have you ever had garlic ice cream? |
> that sounds absolutely disgusting! / < it was. let's stick with the regular choices today, though. |
> so will you come to work with us? / < can i use my green pad again to write you admiring notes? |
> we'll have to negotiate that. it's a possibility. / < you miss me, don't you? |
> don't push your luck, dave. / < ok, i'm in. when do i start? |
> how do you put this seat back? i know there is a lever somewhere. / < what are you doing? |
> i'm getting dressed, what does it look like? / < it looks like you are about to get dressed. did you forget we are in a car on the road? |
> i'm good at this. nobody will see anything. / < are you kidding? you're going to cause an accident just from people gawking! |
> all right, pull over at that service station and i'll dress in the ladies'room. / < that will be my pleasure. |
> we're supposed to check in at the air china's counter 30 minutes before take-off, joe. / < yes, i know. the boarding time on the ticket says 17:05, and now it's 16:15. i guess we have plenty of time. |
> do we need to show our id cards when checking in? / < yes. it's essential. |
> what about our luggage? / < we can check it and hand carry the small bags. and we have to open each for inspection. |
> are they going to frisk all the passengers? / < i think so. we certainly don't want a hijack to happen on the plane today. |
> i've heard that you provide very good service, so when i need a mover, i call you guys first. / < thanks a lot for calling us. could you tell me more about what you need us to do? |
> oh, you see, we are on the 8th floor, and moving into the 6th floor in another building. it is about 15 kilometers to get there. / < ok, the cost depends on the floor to move to, the distance between two places and the amount of the furniture to move. |
> how much will it cost in that case? / < oh, let me see. it fits the second standard rates. have a look at the contract, please. |
> your charge is divided into two parts, the payment in advance and the rest. i thought that i should pay all of it before moving. / < no, firstly we sign the contract ; you pay 50 % of what it costs, and the rest when we finish moving. |
> the damage and compensation item confuses me. could you give some explanation? / < ok. if any of the articles was damaged during moving, you may make a claim for compensation with our department. |
> hi, mike. haven't seen you for a while. how's cathy? / < we are not seeing each other any more. |
> what happened? did you break up? / < yeah. i got sick and tired of her nagging all the time. |
> oh, i am sorry. maybe you were just emotional at that moment. do you think you guys can get back together? / < i don't know. there's plenty of fish out there in the sea! |
> out of every movie that you've seen, which one is your favorite? / < i'm going to have to say that superbad is the best movie ever. |
> you think so, how come? / < well, superbad is super funny. |
> you're not lying, i found that movie absolutely hilarious. / < i didn't know that you saw superbad before. |
> i made sure to be in line to see it the first day it came out. / < i couldn't keep from laughing throughout the whole movie. |
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smol-seeds
Curated character-level training datasets for growing tiny GPT models.
Each .txt file contains one document per line — names, words, colors,
chords, code patterns, poetry.
Companion to microgpt — a pure-Python GPT trainer with zero dependencies.
Datasets
| File | Lines | Description | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| names.txt | 32,032 | US baby names | karpathy/makemore |
| words.txt | 97,536 | English words (3-8 chars) | dwyl/english-words |
| pokemon.txt | 1,025 | Pokemon species names | sindresorhus/pokemon |
| dinosaurs.txt | 1,535 | Dinosaur genus names | brunoklein99/deep-learning-notes |
| hex-colors.txt | 32,834 | Hex color codes (curated palettes) | xkcd + meodai/color-names |
| color-names.txt | 31,885 | Creative color names | meodai/color-names |
| chords.txt | 1,032 | Musical chord names | tombatossals/chords-db |
| json-keys.txt | 4,291 | API field names (snake_case) | GitHub OpenAPI spec |
| css-classes.txt | 2,030 | CSS class names | Bootstrap |
| make-targets.txt | 291 | Makefile target names | Scraped from major repos |
| commit-msgs.txt | 20,000 | Conventional commit messages | angular/angular |
| haiku.txt | 143,136 | Haiku poems (line1 / line2 / line3) | docmarionum1/haikurnn |
| variable-names.txt | 3,834 | Programming identifiers | Scraped from GitHub repos |
| last-names.txt | 224,595 | US last names (unique) | sacrificialpancakes/synthetic_demographics_seed |
| occupations.txt | 831 | US occupation categories | sacrificialpancakes/synthetic_demographics_seed |
Usage
# Train a tiny GPT on any dataset
python microgpt.py train --dataset names.txt --steps 1024 --save names-model.json
# Generate samples
python microgpt.py generate --load names-model.json --samples 10
License
CC0 — public domain. Individual upstream sources have their own licenses. This collection is curated & prepped text intended for machine learning research.
Growing
This dataset grows. New seeds are added as new character-level patterns are identified. 15 seeds today, more tomorrow.
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