An Otter Wiki is a minimalistic, open-source wiki software powered by Python, Markdown, and Git, featuring version tracking, a convenient editor, and user authentication.

Python applies for a comedy award.

With the introduction of PyPI (née Cheeseshop), setuptools, and later pip, it became simple and straightforward to download and install packages.

Python packages are a convoluted venv hell to install. I need therapy every time I’ve installed or upgraded a Python package.

A map/reduce workflow for LLMs, with what looks like local caching. To me build systems and data processing pipelines like this one have a big intersection.

This article will cover the top ten OCR libraries in Python, highlighting their strengths, unique features, and code examples to help you get started.

A new library in Python designed specifically for working with LLM. It does seem quite refined in it’s thinking, and goes beyond a simple adapter or collection thereof.

I hadn’t come across this module before, it looks like this could be quite powerful.

MeasureThat has plenty of microbenchmarks that help answer common questions around what is faster (eg. maps vs objects, etc).

Tests an OpenAPI based on invariants.

A tool from Google that uses LLMs to extract structured data. I suppose it’s quite reliable!