BenjMurrell

@benjmurrell.bsky.social

🇸🇪🇿🇦 Researcher at Karolinska. Comp bio. Phylogenetics. Deep learning. All in Julia. Virology. Immunology. https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=I80vy5cAAAAJ

$julia> prompt = smollm2_assistant_prompt(tkn, "How many 'f' letters in the name 'Pfiffer'?"); julia> @time ts = generate(model, prompt, max_new_tokens=5000, tokenizer_for_printing=tkn, end_token = eos, sampler = top_nσ_sampler()); Let's see. The name is "Pfiffer". I need to count how many 'f's are in there. Let me look at each letter one by one. Starting with P - that's not f. Then f - that's one f. Next is i - not f. Another f - that's two f's now. Then another f - that makes three f's. Next is another f - so four f's. Wait, let's check again. P, f, i, f, f, e, r. Wait, is it Pfiffer or Phiffer? Oh, it's Pfiffer. So, P, f, i, f, f, e, r. So, the first letter after P is f, then i, then f, f, e, r. So, f's are in the second, fourth, and fifth positions. Wait, let me count again. P is the first letter. f is the second. i is the third. f is the fourth. f is the fifth. e is the sixth. r is the seventh. So, there are three f's in "Pfiffer". But I thought there were four at first. Maybe I miscounted. Wait, maybe it's Pfiffer with two f's. Let me check again. P, f, i, f, f, e, r. So, positions 2,4,5 are f's. So, three f's in total. Wait, but in English names, sometimes double letters are used, but here it seems there are three f's. Wait, maybe it's Pffiffer with four f's. Wait, the name is Pfiffer, which has three f's. But to be sure, let's look it up. Oh, I think I might be wrong. Wait, perhaps it's Phiffer, with a ph at the beginning. But the question says Pfiffer. In German names, it's common to have names starting with Pf. Like Pfister, Pfaffenberger, etc. So, in Pfiffer, it's P-f-i-f-f-e-r. So, P, f, i, f, f, e, r. Therefore, there are three f's in Pfiffer. But maybe in some variations, it has more or less. But based on the name given, Pfiffer, there are three f's. **Final Answer** \[ \boxed{3} \] 3577.734212 seconds (7.76 M allocations: 480.805 GiB, 0.07% gc time)$