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that you can audit common pieces of software just once, that you don't waste space on users' computers Python has completely given up on that idea years ago. E
by dagw 3y ago
that you can audit common pieces of software just once, that you don't waste space on users' computers
Python has completely given up on that idea years ago. Even when not packaging your python project into binaries, the official recommendation is that each application gets it own complete copy of all its dependencies and to never share library code between projects.
- crabbone 3y agoWhy does it matter what Python has given up on? -- Python sucks, this is the central point of my argument. They've given up on doing the right thing? -- Is this news to anyone? This has been like that since as far back as I can remember... so, at least two decades now. In other words, who cares what "recommendation" says (recommended by who? Same Python core devs? -- why should anyone take those clowns seriously)?