Looking further, the recommended deployment is docker compose, which if I'm reading it right appears to be deploying 2 containers. Isn't the whole point of docker that you put all the dependencies in a standalone unit, (maybe we'll call it a container?), so you deploy it and it Just Works?

Making sure @clairewillett.bsky.social has seen this.

I reported it when I got one. Maybe if enough people do, they'll get the message

You know you don't have to boost the worst lunatic ranting of the Nazi bar to pollute things here. We don't need their shit rubbed in our faces to know the people there are shitty. The world will be a better place if this stuff gets starved of an audience. @steve.czmyt.com

You know you don't have to boost the worst lunatic ranting of the Nazi bar to pollute things here. We don't need their shit rubbed in our faces to know the people there are shitty. The world will be a better place if this stuff gets starved of an audience. @kenwhite.bsky.social

You know you don't have to boost the worst lunatic ranting of the Nazi bar to pollute things here. We don't need their shit rubbed in our faces to know the people there are shitty. The world will be a better place if this stuff gets starved of an audience. @mmasnick.bsky.social

Side note, my partner found this emoji 🫨 that looked to us like a US plug and getting shocked, which at least in Google messages is amusingly animated.

Instead, corps decided the better business mode was to have their LLMs plagiarize the source material, rewording it to give the illusion of possessing intrinsic knowledge. This enabled them to con executives into believing these machines can think and will one day surpass human intelligence. 2/2