I disagree. It doesn't look very well-organized. Python's docs are much cleaner.
Docs > Library Reference > Built-In Functions (browser search for function)
I appreciate that they include all of the built-in functions in the same root directory as the remaining batteries-included modules.
The only wonky one for me now is the documentation for formatting strings, since it's documented in the "strings" module, but it's not dependent on the strings module.
I think the Django Book's approach to this is really good as well, where the moderator overhead is implicitly taken on by the documentation authors. That works for them because they treat the document as a project in itself, rather than as a by-product.