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More of a couple of features. Python venv makes it much easier to work with third-party libraries. That said, the standard library is fantastic for everything from parsing json to subnetting to quick regex searches.
Claude 3. Most people don't even know what it is, let alone the fact that it's as good and better than GPT4 in some ways.
What part of Claude 3 is open source? I tried to do some googling to find something, but came up short. Got a link?
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Forth. Not forth compilers like gforth but the whole environment. Esp32Forth is a great implementation.
I suppose I would choose Darcs & Pijul for version control systems to bit into Git hegemony (& if you prefer Git hegemony, don’t use proprietary code forges).
Additionally just the general vibes of IRC & XMPP for battle-tested chat applications that are lightweight for clients & servers alike. These are the kinds of tools your next community should be built on if you want to minimize resource usage (data plans, storage capacity, battery, CPU churn).
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