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Fun that OpenAI's Codex, GitHub's Copilot Coding Agent, and Google's Jules all released within the same week

(Asking genuinely) Everyone’s publishing MCP servers, but are you using MCP for anything? If so, what? From what client(s)?

LlamaIndex migrated a 650+ package ecosystem from Poetry to uv. "We won’t say we were impressed by how fast it was to install dependencies... because that was expected. What we fell in love with was everything else: uv is simple, tidy, expressive."

This is a fantastic blog post by Massi showing how we built a custom solution for managing a massive LlamaIndex 🦙 monorepo with 650+ (!?) Python packages. 1. We replaced poetry with uv (thanks Astral + Charlie Marsh) 2. We built our own build system LlamaDev designed

So insane that I open up my work chat (Discord) and it's advertising the Jurassic World Rebirth "Video Quest" to me

Wow so Notifications are completely broken? That’s epic!

It finally happened to me... ChatGPT created an enumerated list of reasons titled "Why this rocks"

You can set `UV_TORCH_BACKEND=auto` and uv will automatically install the right CUDA-enabled PyTorch for your machine, zero configuration

If this app proves one thing, it’s that having multiple 9s of uptime is super woke, whereas being down all the time is somehow based

It’s not the point but I find the Prime Intellect brand to be very cool

⬆️ uv pip install -U vLLM The latest release features 649 commits from 215 contributors. vLLM is now ready for NVIDIA Blackwell with the latest PyTorch 2.7 upgrade. Huge thanks to NVIDIA AI Developer and Zihao Ye for the CUTLASS and FlashInfer kernels!

Well actually, sometimes it’s a number they love making go down, like latency

really like how clean this guide on using Astral's uv with marimo notebooks turned out, especially compared to the integration with jupyter guide because marimo notebooks are just python files, it's way easier to manage per-notebook dependencies. no kernels needed.

My experience with PlanetScale has been really good. It's such an impressive product.

Kudos to the folks who created uv for Python. For so long, I had pitied our brethren their package management mess on the Python side. Now I'm inspired for Ruby to catch up! This is just like the webpack->esbuild sea change. docs.astral.sh/uv/

I finally sat down and wrote down a post mortem for vibe coding ScubaDuck. It's aimed at those of you who have never tried vibe coding (in its original sense: AI coding without reviewing the code the AI generated)

The docs are live! Learn how marimo's pure Python notebooks integrate tightly with Astral's uv to vastly simplify dependency management docs.astral.sh/uv/guides/inte…

"Cloudlflare" has been on the front page for a full day and I can't stop seeing it