This is cool. Is there a way to call ruff’s linter? Like `uv lint`, which would call `ruff check`.
To your analogy, it’d be like `cargo clippy`
uv ruffy sounds funny
Readit Newsbaggiponte commented on Code formatting comes to uv experimentally pydevtools.com/blog/uv-fo... · Posted by u/tanelpoder
baggiponte commented on Mistral Integration Improved in Llama.cpp github.com/ggml-org/llama... · Posted by u/decide1000
Wow I never realized how much mistral was “disconnected” from the ecosystem
baggiponte commented on POML: Prompt Orchestration Markup Language github.com/microsoft/poml... · Posted by u/avestura
How’s this different from xml?
baggiponte commented on Jan – Ollama alternative with local UI github.com/menloresearch/... · Posted by u/maxloh
still looking for vLLM to support Mac ARM Metal GPUs
Yeah. The docs tell you that you should build it yourself, but…
baggiponte commented on Litestar is worth a look b-list.org/weblog/2025/au... · Posted by u/todsacerdoti
Litestar is really underrated but deserves much more usage! I’ve been meaning to try it for at least a year now, but always felt a bit scary to tell the team “hey let’s deviate from our stack”
baggiponte commented on Timescale Is Now TigerData tigerdata.com/blog/timesc... · Posted by u/pbowyer
> There are no more “SQL vs. NoSQL” debates. MongoDB, Cassandra, InfluxDB, and other NoSQL databases are seen as technical dead ends. Snowflake and Databricks are acquiring PostgreSQL companies. No one talks about Hadoop. The Lakehouse has won.
That's quite some statement. Boy, would I have loved to live in a world where marketing rhetoric and scientific opinion were easier to distinguish.
Yeah they might be good but the marketing is really bold and, to a certain extent, arrogant if not outright disgusting.
Anyone reading this, if you're like me and prefer the open source version of VSCode where Microsoft disables Pylance, I'd encourage you to try BasedPyright instead.
BasedPyright is much better than pyright! Must use.
baggiponte commented on Pyrefly: A new type checker and IDE experience for Python engineering.fb.com/2025/0... · Posted by u/homarp
ty is so new right now - it only got its current name a few weeks ago!
That’s not true, they have been developing it as red knot for a good while :)
baggiponte commented on Databricks in talks to acquire startup Neon for about $1B upstartsmedia.com/p/scoop... · Posted by u/ko_pivot
Can someone translate this to non-CEO speak?
You basically pay databricks a “fee” to choose the more appropriate and modern stack for you to build on, and keep it up to date. Never used it, but it handles with lots of the administrative bs (compliance, SLAs, idk) for you so you can just ship.
uv is like cargo for python.
If you only need a fast type checker you can just use ty, if you just need a fast formatter and linter you can just use ruff.
Combining ruff and ty doesn't make sense if you think about like this.