Sorry, but this reply is just ridiculous. There's more to being a developer than just writing a bunch of code in a flow state. And it's silly to claim you're so deep in "flow" that you can't be bothered to read and understand a security popup.
If that's how you work, then you're part of the problem.
Yes. If you "can't" read the security popup that very clearly tells you that this is a risky action and you should only do it if you trust the repo, then it's either a reading comprehension issue, and you should take remedial classes - or you're intentionally ignoring it, and so deeply antisocial and averse to working with other people.
Both of those things are extremely bad in any work environment and I would never hire someone displaying either of those traits.
If that's how you work, then you're part of the problem.