The MiniPile Challenge for Data-Efficient Language Models
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0.... | HUNTSVILLE, Ala. _ Something just didn't feel right about that Purple Heart medal up for grabs in an Illinois garage sale.
The conviction led the buyer on an information quest that ended in Gurley last week when the medal was presented to the family of the long-deceased soldier.
The recipient. private first class Veer M. Krause, was killed in action in the Korean Conflict - often known as the Forgotten War.
Thank goodness the medal purchaser had the fortitude to track down its history so Krause's valor would also not be forgotten.
Such medals are earned, not bought in garage sales for a buck.
This one had been paid for in blood. A priceless keepsake for family members of the deceased.
Krause was killed in the Battle of the Naktong Bulge in South Korea on Sept. 8, 1950. The medal was awarded on Jan. 2, 1951. He was living in Norfolk County, Va. with his grandmother when he joined the military in 1949. How it wound up an east-central Illinois yard sale remains a mystery.
Judy Krause-Mobley of Gurley had been looking for information about her late father and her deceased uncle, Veer M. Krause. She had submitted an e-mail to the Korean War Veteran's Association newsletter last year after learning of their military service.
Meanwhile, a bargain hunter stumbled across some medals encased in a faded black box in a garage sale in Jacksonville, Ill.
Veer Krause's name was inscribed on the back of the Purple Heart. The other medal and a presidential proclamation also belonged to him,
The medal purchaser, insisting on anonymity, contacted a newspaper reporter for the Jacksonville Journal-Courier in Jacksonville, Ill.
The reporter gleaned details about Krause's military service through a congressman. The buyer said he thought it "sad" that the seller had told him the box of military honors was from a family friend and didn't mean anything to her.
A further investigation by the Journal-Courier led to the newsletter inquiry by Gurley's Krause-Mobley. The newspaper sent the Purple Heart and other keepsakes in a package to The Huntsville Times, which set up an official handover last Friday from local officials with the Military Order of the Purple Heart.
So now, a Madison County family can relish in the valor of a loved one who served his country honorably.
Other items given the family include Veer's Good Conduct Medal, a box of family photographs and a proclamation signed by President Harry Truman that reads: "Freedom lives and through it he lives, in a way that humbles the undertakings of most men."
By most accounts, Veer, a member of the 38th Infantry, had been in Korea for less than three weeks when he died.
A salute to the garage sale purchaser who didn't want this Purple Heart recipient's service to go unnoticed.
By John Peck for the editorial board. E-mail: john.peck@htimes.com |
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May 8th, 2011 by Cathy Jo Nelson
I sent this in an email to staff, and shared via facebook too. This is a snippet from my reader (Jenny Lucca’s Lucacept–Intercepting the Web) about a recent Ted Talk (Formal Title — Ted: Ideas Worth Sharing). Ted is pretty much a favorite video blog, and I’m always playing catch up with it. The snippet below is where Jenny Lucca, who is from Melbourne, Australia, and (and a member of my PLN) blogged about it. Of course as soon as I read it there I had to go view.
Jenny wrote:
… personalized search, where organizations.
To add to this commentary, I am sharing with my staff that I certainly will be adding this to my instruction on searching, and also add it as a good reason to use the DISCUS (and now EBSCO,) the vehicles to databases we use as the primary source for information for research, and not the favored search engine. I am a Google FREAK no less than most students, but I understand that it is not the best source for authoritative research that is accurate, unbiased, often refereed, current, and reliable. Many of our kids do not yet understand this.
I wrote to certain ones on my staff this added comment as well:
Since I feel you challenge your students to think critically, this would be a wonderful ten minute video that could spur debate or more in your classes. The video is located at: (directly form the Ted Talks site)
as well as from Youtube
If Ted is blocked, we need to work to have it unblocked–it is that powerful (but that’s another soapbox for another day.)
Please share in your department where you think this is relevant.
At this time of the school year, when most standardized testing is done (the only thing left to my knowledge is AP Exams, and they are almost done) it is difficult to kindle interest in much schoolwork–among students and teachers. I think Ted Talks could drive our entire curriculum for these last fifteen days of school.
[...] and/or the Ted Talks video. Oh my, only maybe THREE acknowledged awareness of it. I blogged it May 8, 2011 and again September 4, 2011. I am happy to report that I DO teach about this, and have for now over [...] |
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Containing 768-dimensional embedding vectors derived from the "content" column of the RefinedWeb dataset.
The embeddings were generated using the E5-Base-4k model with a context length of 1024, employing scaled dot-product attention.
Original dataset:
This dataset bases as derivative work on RefinedWeb, an English web dataset created by the TII (Technology Innovation Institute).
Attribution is given to the TII as original authors of the RefinedWeb dataset as per Section 4 of RefinedWeb's Open Data Commons Attribution License (ODC-By).
Produced with the MiniCorpus pipeline, an investigation of the MiniPile data-distillation method (Kaddour, 2023).
- Embedding Model: E5-Base-4k
- Embedding Dimensions: 768
- Embedding Context Length: 1024 tokens
- Embedding Implementation Specifics: Scaled Dot-Product Attention
- Embedding Scope: For embedding, all but the "content" field are disregarded.
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