Big Pydantic news today, I'm looking forward to having a go with version 2.7.

re.search(fr'{foo}\s+{bar}', ...)

I can't help but think of these as 'french strings' in my head.

instructor 1.1.0 now uses pydantic 2.7.0

Better partial streaming, hopefully in the future we can get OpenAI and Anthropic to both support this directly??

Pydantic v2.7 is probably the most important release of Pydantic since V2 - (another) big jump in performance, a major step forward in processing the output of LLMs, and more...

So big Sydney Runkle wrote a blog about all the changes blog.pydantic.dev/blog/2024/04/1…

Pydantic version 2.7.0 is out! 🎉

github.com/pydantic/pydan…

Bogomil Balkansky Samuel Colvin Pydantic is one of the best things that has happened to python since python.

Yours truly leads the go-to-market session at Sequoia Capital 's Arc program, and today, we published the Product Market Fit framework that we teach during the program.

sequoiacap.com/article/pmf-fr…

Arc is awesome, if you're starting a company, you should definitely consider it.

sequoiacap.com/article/pmf-fr…

In particular, I think the Hair on fire vs. hard facts vs. future vision way of thinking is really helpful.

Many thanks also to Samuel Colvin for creating dirty-equals. It was almost too easy to integrate.

Want clean, blazing-fast PostgreSQL code in Python? Check out my new video on using Pydantic & Psycopg for a powerful & easy setup! Pydantic Samuel Colvin psycopg

youtu.be/WfLC0rH1FIU

#Python #PostgreSQL #Pydantic #Psycopg #PyCharm #Database

You can see the future of Python package documentation by looking at @Pydantic.

You can explore the code, run it, and experiment with runnable samples all from your browser. I'm still stunned every time I see this.

We should all work towards this, it's going to be amazing.

Pydantic V2.7 is going to be biggest release since V2.

Here's some of the best bits:
🚀 roughly 50% performance improvements due to the PyO3 work from David Hewitt, SIMD JSON parsing and some associated cleanup
🫸 Partial JSON parsing support, specifically to support…

PyO3 0.21 was released last week, unlocking the performance opportunities of the new API to all Rust/Python projects based on it. I'm looking forward to hearing how adoption goes!

github.com/PyO3/pyo3/rele…

Thank you to all contributors who helped implement the new API. There was…

What you doing with your bank holiday?

I'm working through old PRs on ARQ, preparing for a new release.

Next up, the big plan for future upgrades to ARQ:
* new API
* redis streams
* other backends, e.g. postgres

github.com/samuelcolvin/a…

Fuck you Microsoft Visual Studio Code.

Reviews of open source software are a big mistake.

I maintain a vscode plugin for jinja templates (because I wanted one 5 years ago) it has 780k installs. I no longer use vscode, but I've worked on or accepted PRs to support 20+ languages.

I get the…

With the 1.4.0 release we now use watchfiles by Samuel Colvin to speed up the --autoreload while developing.

👉Install watchfiles now to improve your developer experience

Thanks everyone who came to my PyO3 tutorial earlier at Rust Nation UK 🦀!

For those who didn't make it - I keep being asked to do a tutorial stream on PyO3 - now I have the content I have no excuse!

(Well, just need to find the time. Stay tuned 😂)