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Sticking-your-head-in-the-sand-ism isn't helpful either. But nobody wants to talk about true security. For example, why does a Python module that renders progr
by amelius 1y ago
Sticking-your-head-in-the-sand-ism isn't helpful either.
But nobody wants to talk about true security. For example, why does a Python module that renders progress bars (for example) need my full trust about what it does to the rest of my system? Etc.
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- brookst 1y agoWhat's the term for the fallacy that this problem can be ignored because that problem is so much worse? Sorry, patient, why are we talking about setting your broken arm when you are genetically predisposed to cancer that's going to kill you anyway?
- zahlman 1y ago> why does a Python module that renders progress bars (for example) need my full trust about what it does to the rest of my system? tqdm is pure Python and available as a wheel. Or is this a general complaint about sandboxing others' code at runtime?
- amelius 1y agoGeneral complaint. Has nothing to do with tqdm.