Comment by rcarmo 6 months ago Pip, because it introduces no third-party software. This is critical in regulated industries. 4 comments rcarmo Reply actinium226 6 months ago Oh boy, you're gonna have a really bad day when you figure out what "pip install" does. NeutralCrane 6 months ago What is “third party” here? Pip and UV are both external dependencies used to install other external dependencies. What makes them different from each other, or from the other dependencies you are using them to install? rcarmo 6 months ago It ships with your certified Linux distro. Period. actinium226 6 months ago Ok, so why not just use pip to install uv?
actinium226 6 months ago Oh boy, you're gonna have a really bad day when you figure out what "pip install" does.
NeutralCrane 6 months ago What is “third party” here? Pip and UV are both external dependencies used to install other external dependencies. What makes them different from each other, or from the other dependencies you are using them to install? rcarmo 6 months ago It ships with your certified Linux distro. Period. actinium226 6 months ago Ok, so why not just use pip to install uv?
rcarmo 6 months ago It ships with your certified Linux distro. Period. actinium226 6 months ago Ok, so why not just use pip to install uv?
Oh boy, you're gonna have a really bad day when you figure out what "pip install" does.
What is “third party” here? Pip and UV are both external dependencies used to install other external dependencies. What makes them different from each other, or from the other dependencies you are using them to install?
It ships with your certified Linux distro. Period.
Ok, so why not just use pip to install uv?