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I haven't looked in the specific classifications of this particular model, but what your comment shows is the importance (IMO) of having a "no sentiment" class when classifying sentiment. E.g. if someone says "John doe is an average guy", the sentiment to John is neutral. But if someone says "John doe is my uncle" there's no sentiment and it should be classified as that. Perhaps the classifier here already takes this into account, but just thought it was worth mentioning the importance of having this extra class, or a separate pre-filter classifier. In your example I also see many that could be filtered out. E.g. "I store them in Bitwarden not in dotfiles" doesn't contain negative/neutral/positive sentiment, or at least you're not able to tell from just this sentence. I appreciate it's a fine line between neutral and no sentiment though.

I personally find the interactive switch very useful to actually control the container. You can use "-it" flag for this.

  docker run -it [IMAGE_NAME] [ENTRYPOINT] 

e.g.

  docker run -it ubuntu:xenial /bin/bash

Natural deaths seem less newsworthy to me than unnatural deaths.

In terms of measurement, there's ROUGE https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ROUGE_(metric) In this paper they discuss a few benchmarks in their introduction and describe a new benchmark. https://arxiv.org/pdf/1808.08745.pdf