Uv's killer feature is making ad-hoc environments easy(valatka.dev)
436 points by astronautas | 336 comments
A blog post arguing that uv's standout feature is how easily it creates ad-hoc Python environments with dependencies for quick scripting.
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Using uv with PyTorch(docs.astral.sh)
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UV Tricks(bitecode.dev)
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