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scolvin
4mo ago
This guy has nice hair.
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Fast local spreadsheet viewer based on GPUI
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scolvin
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$5k bounty program from Pydantic Monty
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scolvin
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Pydantic Monty: you probably don't need a full sandbox
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7mo ago
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scolvin
7mo ago
Please report any panics, we'll fix them!
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scolvin
7mo ago
No one is going to let an LLM get prompted by end users to write python code I just run on my server, there's no real debate on that.
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scolvin
7mo ago
As discussed on twitter, v8 shows that's not true. But to be clear, we're not even targeting the same "computer use" use case I think e2b, daytona, cloudflare, modal, fly.io, deno, google, aws are going after - we'r
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scolvin
7mo ago
Can't be sure where this might end, but the primary goal is to enable codemode/programmatic tool calling, using the external function call mechanism for anything more complicated. I think in the near term we'll add support fo
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scolvin
7mo ago
this is pretty performant for short scripts if you measure time "from code to rust" which can be as low as 1us. Of course it's slow for complex numerical calculations, but that's the primary usecase. I think the consensu
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Monty: A minimal, secure Python interpreter written in Rust for use by AI
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7mo ago
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scolvin
8mo ago
ROFL. I clearly didn't build pydantic "to take VC money" - I maintained Pydantic for 5 years before deciding to take VC money. I wanted to build logfire and I didn't want to compete with or restrict our open source, we s
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scolvin
8mo ago
We have a SaaS platform (Pydantic Logfire - General and AI observability), and we raised our Series A from Sequoia. For good or bad, I think we're pretty "SaaS/vc/etc." already.
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scolvin
9mo ago
Correction, logging used to suck - now it's fixed https://pydantic.dev/logfire :-)
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AI Gateway from Pydantic
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Pydantic AI V1
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1y ago
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scolvin
1y ago
Pydantic creator here - I kind of agree with the article. I (obviously very biased) use Pydantic a fair bit, but there are places where it's the wrong tool and I use dataclasses, typeddicts or even tupleS a fair bit. Sad about the Pyda
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scolvin
1y ago
Pydantic author here. We have plans for an improvement to pydantic where JSON is parsed iteratively, which will make way for reading a file as we parse it. Details in https://github.com/pydantic/pydantic/issues
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PydanticAI now has graph support
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scolvin
2y ago
See https://github.com/pydantic/pydantic-ai/issues/112 people have tried quite a few models. Llama3.2 worked well and used <2gb ram
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PydanticAI using Ollama (llama3.2) running locally
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2y ago
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scolvin
2y ago
Interesting, but this doesn't support multiple tools with different arguments, or an arbitrary number of steps in the conversation. If you add that, you basically get PydanticAI.
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scolvin
2y ago
Thank you so much!
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Pydantic – Series A and Logfire Release
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2y ago
Thanks. We won't be bulletproof on day one, but we'll get there. Another advantage of OTel is you can always send your data somewhere else as a backup.
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Pydantic Logfire Switches from Timescale to Datafusion
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2y ago
We'll offer self hosting for enterprise. I want the entry level for "enterprise" to be much lower than some other companies in this space.
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2y ago
I think that's fair. It's a hard problem. We could have called the company a completely new name and everyone would have been confused, or just called us "pydantic". I think Pydantic being the company name, and a standal
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scolvin
2y ago
You can send data from any OTLP endpoint, so yes. I don't think we currently expose an easy way for you to send data to two (e.g. honeycomb and logfire), it it should be entirely doable, and if people want that, we can make it easy.
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scolvin
2y ago
If anyone is mislead about whether Pydantic is Logfire or visa-versa, I'll eat my hat. Other than that, see my answer to the other comment.
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2y ago
Pydantic creator here. I understand why this might be your reaction, but let me just share my thoughts: Can we build all the LLM things people want? Yes I think so, early feedback is that Logfire is already much more comprehensive than LLM
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