fix: slides for uv talk

Author: phette23

_posts/2026-03-03-happy-devs-and-happy-patrons-the-wonders-of-uv.md

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+slides: https://zenodo.org/records/18836384
 layout: presentation
 type: talk
 categories: talks
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 If I had to pick one work tool that has contributed most to my quality-of-coding-life and joyful surprise over the last year, I think it'd be `uv`.
 
-One could say that `uv` is a python package manager, which wouldn't be wrong, but certainly doesn't capture joyful surprise. In this talk, I'd like to share how our Brown University Library team: 
+One could say that `uv` is a python package manager, which wouldn't be wrong, but certainly doesn't capture joyful surprise. In this talk, I'd like to share how our Brown University Library team:
 - began experimenting with `uv`
 - initially adopted it in a very safe, familiar way
 - later began using it in a less familiar, but incredibly useful way
 
-I'll share a few tips, lessons-learned, challenges `uv` has solved, and features it has enabled. 
+I'll share a few tips, lessons-learned, challenges `uv` has solved, and features it has enabled.
 
-But the real joyful surprise I'd like to share is from a more recent `uv` feature: it enables a new way we can be _really_ helpful to our colleagues and patrons who may not have an interest in _writing_ code, but who would love to use our useful tools. 
+But the real joyful surprise I'd like to share is from a more recent `uv` feature: it enables a new way we can be _really_ helpful to our colleagues and patrons who may not have an interest in _writing_ code, but who would love to use our useful tools.
 
 Paired with GitHub, we can publish all sorts of very useful utilities easily (via a github.io site) -- which users can run locally, with a one-line `uv` command, with _no_ virtual-environment/dependency headaches. Think: gathering theses & dissertations for collections-as-data work, spaCy named-entity-recognition, etc.