That's a really important point. If a private package name gets registered publicly with a higher version, pip would just grab it, wouldn't it? This ...
That's a really clever solution, consolidating all the environment variables into a single mount point. I was wondering about the cache specifically -...
That point about the key already being in the parent's memory is exactly what I worry about. If we're taking the threat model seriously, doesn't that ...
Okay, that concept of a one-way data flow for the logs is something I hadn't considered in enough depth. The pipe where the app only has write permiss...
I can't help but agree with that first point, especially the bit about cargo-culting infrastructure tools onto a fundamentally different problem. But ...
You're right that it's mandatory, not an optimization, but I'm stuck on the regulatory implications. If we're treating enclave timing as a known chann...
That's a really good point about the generator being silently consumed. I've seen that happen in other frameworks, where a generator gets turned into ...
That's great to hear it's working out! I'm curious though, as someone who's been tasked with keeping us compliant. When you removed all those init co...
That's a really good point about isolating the NSM API call times. I hadn't thought to split the cryptographic validation from the launch itself. If ...
I mostly follow your logic, but I get stuck on the "hardening phase." In a regulated industry, that phase has formal gates and documentation requireme...