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jlaneve
1y ago
I've been most impressed with Pydantic AI [1], so much so that we ended up building an SDK around it specifically for LLM workflows on Airflow [2]. [1] https://ai.pydantic.dev [2] https://github.com/astronom
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Disclaimer: author of the SDK here. Airflow actually uses decorators to indicate something is an explicit task in a data pipeline vs just a utility function, so this follows that pattern! It also uses an "operator" under the hood
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Disclaimer: author of the SDK here. It is _potentially_ more restrictive than writing pure Python functions, but the plus side is that we can interject certain Airflow-specific features into how the agent runs. And this isn't mean for
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I appreciate the distinction between agents and workflows - this seems to be commonly overlooked and in my opinion helps ground people in reliability vs capability. Today (and in the near future) there's not going to be "one agent
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Build LLM Workflows Before Agents
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Show HN: Airflow AI SDK to build simple LLM workflows
(github.com)
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Hi HN, We've built an SDK for building DAGs / data pipelines with LLMs in Apache Airflow [1] using Pydantic AI [2] under the hood. I've seen success across the board with Airflow users building simple LLM workflows before mov
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DeepSeek V3-0324 Posted to HuggingFace
(huggingface.co)
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Astronomer | Software Engineer, Office of the CTO | NYC | astronomer.io Astronomer is a Series C data infra startup building a data ops platform for our customers on top of Apache Airflow. Airflow is one of the largest open-source data proj
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Here's their blog post announcement too: https://digitalhumanity.substack.com/p/project-sid-many-agen...
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Uber QueryGPT
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TypeSpec
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Atlassian Data Platform Architecture
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Nvidia releases ChatQA-1.5 in violation of Llama 3 license
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> The team started by singling out the code responsible for packaging the spacecraft’s engineering data. They sent it to its new location in the FDS memory on April 18. A radio signal takes about 22 ½ hours to reach Voyager 1, which is o
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This fits in about 9gb vRAM, right over the 8gb in an RTX 4060 (unless you're talking about the 16gb version). You could continue quantizing it down past 8 bits but at that point you're losing a lot more precision, so YMMV
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Llama 3 8B Instruct quantized with GPTQ to fit in 10gb vRAM
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Hey HN! We've had lots of success using quantized LLMs for inference speed and cost because you can fit them on smaller GPUs (Nvidia T4, Nvidia K80, RTX 4070, etc). There's no need for everyone to quantize - we quantized Llama 3 8
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The UX of UUIDs
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AexPy: Detect breaking changes in Python packages
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Lyft shares rise 60% because of a typo
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Astro runs billions of Airflow tasks around the world
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Phil Katz
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If you had to guess what % of Americans are
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I don't know much about Bracket, but looking through their docs[1] it looks like they support streaming from Salesforce as an alternative to batch/scheduled jobs (which is what Fivetran does) [1] https://docs.usebracket
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The Trunk registry[1] that they support is also super interesting, nice to see all Postgres extensions in one place [1]: https://pgt.dev/
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Heads up, this blog doesn't seem to work on Safari. I see a couple errors in the console, but the culprit appears to be `SyntaxError: Invalid regular expression: invalid group specifier name`
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Show HN: Open-source implementation of A16Z’s LLM architecture
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An open-source implementation of A16Z’s LLM architecture
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Apple Sep 2023 Event: “Wonderlust”
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