gabrielruttner

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Reflecting on two years as an open-source startup(hatchet.run)
4 points by gabrielruttner 8mo ago|0 comments
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by gabrielruttner 1y ago
this is interesting and i've been poking at autumn for a little bit. and nice to see more billing in the oss. we started on a self hosted billing solution, but quickly realized that a single centralized (hosted) model was better for ou
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by gabrielruttner 1y ago
100% shoot me a note at gabe [at] hatchet [dot] run and we can share some details here for the signatures that exist, but are going to change
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by gabrielruttner 1y ago
thanks! we think of mastra and other frameworks as "batteries included" for patterns like memory and reasoning. this is great for many but not all projects. i think mastra is doing a great job balancing some of this by simply wrap
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by gabrielruttner 1y ago
yes, similar and we've been toying around with some feedback to have a `pickaxe.memo(()=>{})` utility to quickly wrap small chunks of code similar to `useMemo`. we'll be continuously improving docs on this project, but since pi
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by gabrielruttner 1y ago
perfect use case and this was one of the reasons we built pickaxe, we have a number of coding agents/pr review platforms powered by hatchet with similar patterns already... more to come on the compute side for this use case soon we&#x2
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by gabrielruttner 1y ago
gabe, hatchet cofounder here. thanks for this feedback and i agree! under the hood we're using vercel ai sdk to make tool calls so this is easily extended [1]. this is the only "opinionated" api for calling llm apis which is
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by gabrielruttner 1y ago
This is nice -- we're heavy users of postgresql and haven't found the right tool here yet. I could see this being incredible if it had a set of performance related queries or ran explain analyze and offered some interpreted result
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by gabrielruttner 1y ago
Thanks for this feedback, we'll add some details and an architecture diagram. The simplest way to run hatchet is with `hatchet-lite`[0] which bundles all internal services. For most deployments we recommend running these components sep
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by gabrielruttner 1y ago
Admittedly webhook workers aren't exactly this since we send multiple tasks to the same endpoint, where I believe you can register one endpoint per task with Cloud Task. Although, this is not a large change.
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by gabrielruttner 1y ago
Gabe here, one of the hatchet founders. I'm not very familiar with these runner so someone please correct me if I missed something. These look like great projects to get something running quickly, but likely will experience many of the
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by gabrielruttner 1y ago
Super interesting and solves one of the main gripes I have for even the simplest tasks where I need to ask multiple times to make things consistent. How does it perform for mono-repos where different directories might have different standar
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by gabrielruttner 2y ago
Hey - great writeup! Curious how you're planning to handle Postgres versions going forward - will v16 be a hard requirement for new OSS deployments? What's your strategy for managing existing deployments on older versions?
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by gabrielruttner 2y ago
curious if opening the circuit prevents the fire?
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Migrating Off of Prisma(docs.hatchet.run)
4 points by gabrielruttner 2y ago|0 comments
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by gabrielruttner 2y ago
Folks are using us for long-lived tasks traditionally considered background jobs, as well as near-real-time background jobs. Our latency is acceptable for requests where users may still be waiting, such as LLM/GPU inference. Some concr
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by gabrielruttner 2y ago
We’ve heard and experienced the paradigm/terminology thing and are focusing heavily on devex. It's common to hear that only one engineer on a team will have experience with or knowledge of how things are architected with Temporal,
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by gabrielruttner 2y ago
Hi Gabe, also Gabe here. Yes, this is a core usecase we're continuing to develop. Prior to Hatchet I spent some time as a contractor building LLM agents where I was frustrated with the state-of-tooling for orchestration and lock in of
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Don't Use Celery(docs.hatchet.run)
2 points by gabrielruttner 2y ago|0 comments