llm 0.37
Release: llm 0.37 There's a lot of stuff in this new release of my LLM CLI tool and Python library, representing around two months of accumulated features and fixes. I added gpt-6.1-sol and gpt-6.1-terra, plus a new llm…
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The U.S. Census Bureau and “Super Intelligence”
I was reminded today of AI Adoption Rate Trending Down for Large Companies, a chart produced by Apollo Global Management in September 2025, which appeared to show a slowdown in U.S. corporate AI adoption based on…
Mark and Continue (a constrained case of GOTO)
There have been many discussions that relate to goto. For example: PEP 3136 – Labeled break and continue | peps.python.org Add optional `if break:` suite to `for/while` - #3 by tim.one There are many more, but as a new…
Doing Math with Python: Code and Solutions Refresh
It's been 11 years, since Doing Math With Python was published. The world of software learning has changed drastically. I hope you are still continuing to learn using books, writing programs and the educators among you,…
Rodrigo Girão Serrão: Migrating to Python 3.15
This practical guide tells you what to pay attention to when migrating to Python 3.15. This short article walks you through the main things to keep in mind when migrating your code to Python 3.15: backwards-compatible…
Credit Risk: What Are We Actually Measuring?
Let’s start with a loan and work out what PD, LGD, and EAD tell us about losses and bank capital. The post Credit Risk: What Are We Actually Measuring? appeared first on Towards Data Science.
Reflection's Beam Is the New Open-Weight Model Everyone Is Talking About
A 501B model that only activates 23B parameters per token sounds like a bargain, until you look at what it takes to host. The post Reflection's Beam Is the New Open-Weight Model Everyone Is Talking About appeared first…
SimPy: Simulating Real-World Processes With Python
Use the SimPy package to model real-world processes in Python, then design and run a simulation that shows where a system gets congested.
Python 3.15 Ships and Other Python News for November 2026
Python 3.15 ships, 3.16 eyes None-aware operators, eight broken CA keys trigger security releases, and Anthropic drops temperature.
Our AI Has an Invisible Footprint — Let's see How to Measure It
The hardest part is no longer getting the numbers. It's deciding what to do with them. The post Our AI Has an Invisible Footprint — Let's see How to Measure It appeared first on Towards Data Science.
Quiz: Advanced Git Tips for Python Developers
Test your advanced Git skills: selecting revisions and ranges, stashing work, comparing commits, and rewriting local history safely.
Speed up async functions execution by 40% by postponing a coroutine object creation
Now on await f() Python creates a coroutine object on heap and then calls coro.send(None). If an async function doesn’t suspend (directly or indirectly awaits for non-ready future in asyncio world), the coroutine is…
Let Decision Models Watch Your Agents
A hands-on guide to detecting behavioral anomalies from an agent’s evolving execution history The post Let Decision Models Watch Your Agents appeared first on Towards Data Science.
Creation of new identifer
A new idea: “only” I came up with an idea for a new Python keyword called “only”. The idea is to check all available values and find the ones that satisfy a condition without having to manually write multiple loops or…
Building a gemini server in python
Tyrtulia, a headless forum with no passwords, made for the terminal