I personally think uv is a huge brightspot in the python ecosystem and think others will follow suit (i.e other langs embedding rust in tooling for speedups). Wonder what the rest of the ecosystem thinks.
Maybe the uv approach is really the best of both worlds — pythons dx with rusts rigor.
Something which would be immensely helpful for the community is to create a test suite of pathological problems with existing python concurrency patterns and libraries.
At that point it should just be a matter of time before the right implementation and PEP(s) can be iterated on that solves said problems while maximizing for devex.
For anyone interested in learning more about different concurrency models I can highly recommend Paul Butcher's: Seven Concurrency Models in Seven Weeks.
The meme with the car and duck are basically how AI agents like to “fix bugs”, sometimes they’re like oh I fixed the bug and changed the button which you never asked for. Lol. Adding a wheel and changing the car into a cat!
how are you doing this?
You install the playwright mcp server and then it just launches chrome.
Also check out https://browser-use.com/https://github.com/browser-use/browser-use
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I think the most obvious recent event would have been the personal computer. How many office jobs that existed pre-computer were combined once they became software?
Filing clerks, switchboard operators, darkroom technicians etc.