Ok, I don't think I like structural concurrency in Python. At least the way AnyIO does it.
Task Groups are a honking great idea. Yes, good.
But there's no Gather, there's just passing an object stream to a task. There's no iterators, just result dictionaries.
It feels very unpythonic to be using result parameters instead of generators and stuff.
I don't like it.
@bmispelon @mathsppblog Kind of the same for me - in my head it's just "args", but if I'm talking to someone where there is any chance it might be misunderstood, I'll usually say "positional arguments" or something explicit.
@niccokunzmann @nlnet I use this library for stuff constantly. Absolutely my first choice for both reading and publishing feeds.
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WIP / debug view: #shapely union is generating some bad polygons maybe subdivided edges or badly behaving vertices?) I have to figure out how to fix them.
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In my 18 years as a Digital Healthcare Architect, I've seen the conversation shift from "How do we get to the cloud?" to "How do we protect the data on there? https://hackernoon.com/sovereign-ai-a-hands-on-guide-to-private-rag-pipelines-in-healthcare #python
I built Chartfold because I wanted to ask questions about my own medical records and couldn't.
It loads EHR exports (Epic, MEDITECH, athenahealth) into SQLite, then exposes them to Claude via MCP. Visit prep, lab trend analysis, "what changed since my last appointment" queries.
Open source, all local, your data stays yours.
pip install chartfold
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The #Python `str.casefold()` method returns a casefolded copy of a string, which is a more aggressive form of lowercasing intended to remove all case distinctions for caseless comparison, especially with Unicode characters 🐍🔥
Here's an example:
