Jared Smith

And I'm like, uh, it doesn't even, it's not worth, it's not worth even saying it again.

Like I'm going to feel like an idiot having to say this back.

I shouldn't have said it the first time, you know?

Right.

Like those little things could have been better, but you know, whatever, whatever.

Yeah.

A lot of good stuff there, man.

Is it me again?

Yes, it is.

Okay, let me look at my list here and see which ones of the ones I've selected that I will share.

I'm going to say two more and I'm going to say the best for last, I think.

And I'd say Charlie Marsh, Astral, UV, what they're doing for Python with Rust is super, super cool.

I've been looking at the design even of the UV library in terms of like the organization of all the workspaces inside of the way that Rust composes itself in a directory structure.

So cool.

I mean, just really, I mean, they have different teams doing different crates and just like the autonomy in each one of them.

Just such a really very verbose design.

I think he even commented on that.

But just what they've done for Python on the speed front.

I'm a UV user.

So whenever I install or mess with Python, which isn't too frequently, I'm reaching for UV over pip for those reasons.