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How do you properly sanbox your inference stuff? I'm running Ubuntu, I don't want some agent running rm -rf / and deleting everything I've got

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𓀐 @EYJjNmyX: Problems are usually not "malicious" so a docker sandbox where they can nuke it if they want is enough. When dealing with things that touch api you can also use docker to pipe them to something else before you're confident it's working too+

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