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Yeah, it unifies the whole env experience with the package installation experience. No more forgetting to activate virtualenv first. No more pip installing in
by markerz 2y ago
Yeah, it unifies the whole env experience with the package installation experience. No more forgetting to activate virtualenv first. No more pip installing into the wrong virtual env or accidentally borrowing from the system packages. It’s way easier to specify which version of python to use. Everything is version controlled including python version and variant like cpython, puppy, etc. it’s also REALLY REALLY fast.