> Python 3 is installed on basically every machine out there.
> Python will work the same on all the machines you run your script on
No, no, and no.
Personally though at the point where you need a true cross platform scripting language in the shell I'd just install something like powershell or nushell.
Actual title: The Architects of AI: Person of the Year 2025
Also, don't editorialize title.
<button onclick="alert('Hello')">Command1</button>I'd like to share Aivition, a native AI image processing tool I built. It is a 1.8MB executable, written entirely from scratch in C++ without using any third-party or open-source libraries.
It is powered by three self-built, lightweight libraries:
A UI library implemented directly against the pure Win32 API.
A computer vision library that handles image decoding, encoding, and processing (like OpenCV).
An AI inference library that runs neural networks locally (like PyTorch).
I use it daily and hope it might be useful for others.
I'd be grateful for any feedback on performance, compatibility, or your general experience with it.