curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh """
Also isn't great. But that's how homebrew is installed, so ... shrug ... ?
Not to bash uv/homebrew, they are better than most _easy_ alternatives.
I will happily copy-paste this from any source I trust, for the same reason I'll happily install their software any other way.
For anything that I want to depend on, I prefer stronger auditability to ease of install. I get it, theoretically you can do the exact same thing with curl/sh as with git download/inspecting dependencies, installing the source and so on. But in reality, I'm lazy (and per another thread, a 70s hippie) and would like to nix any temptation to cut corners in the bud.
But then I'm a weirdo that takes personal offense at tools hijacking my rc / PATH, and keep things like homebrew at arm's length, explicitly calling shellenv when I need to use it.