Today in "Weird open source stuff":
I got a strangely passive aggressive email from @NASA.
I mean, I love you @NASA, and it's a real honour that you're using @pydantic, but why on earth are you (presumably) paying @KPMG lots of money to ask unimaginably dumb and uninformative
The US government explicitly recommends 6 memory safe languages:
C# - created by Microsoft
Go - created by Google
Java - created by Sun, bought by Oracle
Rust - create bor Mozilla
Swift - created by Apple
And ...
Python - create by one fucking genius on his own in his Christmas
I've just released the first version of FastUI! 🧵
If you're a Python developer, FastUI lets you build @reactjs interfaces without writing any JS.
If you're a frontend developer, FastUI saves you from copy-pasting code for every view, letting you concentrate on building magical
We've just released @pydantic AI v0.0.19.
This comes with the biggest new feature since we announced PydanticAI — graph support!
I was originally cynical about graphs, but I'm now really excited about their use cases, both with GenAI and in general purpose development.
Our
. @hwchase17 I've resisted dumping on @langchain publically until now (despite how easy it would be) but if you're going to start publishing BS like this, I'll stop being so restrained:
* LangSmith caused a well known AI company to pivot away from Python because its tracing
OpenAI recently released a guide on building agents which contains some misguided takes
There's a lot of FUD, confusion, hype, and noise around agents
I wrote a blog on how to think about agent frameworks. Includes:
Background Info
- What is an agent?
- What is hard about
I'VE MERGED THE MONSTER.🚀
After 7 weeks work, +7,782 −11,105 changes; the main switch in @pydantic to use pydantic core is merged.
It should now be much easier for others to contribute to the effort to get pydantic V2 out. 🙏
github.com/pydantic/pydan…
Anyone need some good news?
@pydantic validating streamed structured responses on the fly from @OpenAI. (using pre-release Pydantic v2.10).
There's something cooking in the Pydantic kitchen...
We're live!
@pydantic Logfire is in open beta.
Since I started writing Python in 2010, I've wanted a better way to do logging.
Off the back of Pydantic's unbelievable growth, last year I started a company backed by @sequoia, and lucky enough to hire the brightest people I
I've just made pydantic-core public.
github.com/samuelcolvin/p…
This will be the validation backend for pydantic v2.
It's currently around 17x faster than pydantic 1.9 for validation.
