alt Hacker NewsIt is absurd for any user to use a half baked Python interpreter, also one that will always majorly lag behind CPython in its support. I advise sandboxing CPython instead using OS features.
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bityard • today at 12:43 AM
Python already has a lot of half-baked (all the way up to nearly-fully-baked) interpreters, what's one more?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Python_software#Python...
avaer • yesterday at 11:39 PM
The repo does make a case for this, namely speed, which does make sense.
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How do I sandbox CPython using OS features?
(Genuine question, I've been trying to find reliable, well documented, robust patterns for doing this for years! I need it across macOS and Linux and ideally Windows too. Preferably without having to run anything as root.)