[19205817]

They were hyped here without any pushback. Maybe OpenAI thinks the Astral folks will now evangelize and foist Codex and ChatGPT onto the open source "community".

People need to be very careful about resisting. OpenAI wants to make everyone unemployed, works with the Pentagon, steals IP, and copyright whistleblowers end up getting killed under mysterious circumstances.

[jitl]

Every uv-related post here had a few people going "i don't want to use VC funded stuff!! what about rug pull!!", although perhaps they were drowned out eventually all the people (like me) going "uv is fantastic and solves 15 years of python packaging hell"

[pjmlp]

Maybe it is a GenX, Boomer thingie, but setting a couple of environment variables, or multiple virtual envs hardly felt as packaging hell.

[jitl]

Perhaps you and I are POSIXly Correct people who easily stay on the golden path, but for the average Python user the hell is all too common: https://xkcd.com/1987/

[insane_dreamer]

given that they delivered the goods I would not say they were "hyped"

[JimDabell]

> They were hyped here without any pushback.

This is untrue. People frequently complained that they were VC funded and used it to justify mistrust.

Take this discussion, for example. Completely dominated by the topic.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44892209