@charliermarsh: We found an optimization in uv's resolver that sped up Jupyter by 13%, and Boto3 by 2.4x (since it requires so much bac…
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An optimization in uv's resolver improves performance for Jupyter by 13% and Boto3 by 2.4x, detailed in a write-up.
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We found an optimization in uv’s resolver that sped up Jupyter by 13%, and Boto3 by 2.4x (since it requires so much backtracking).
I think it’s pretty cool so decided to write it up 👇 https://t.co/SzZllUMeND
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