Phoenix ingests any opentelemetry compliant spans into the platform, but the UI is geared towards displaying spans whose attributes adhere to “openinference” naming conventions.
There are numerous open community standards for where to put llm information within otel spans but openinference predates most of em.
The readme goes into details more in depth than I will, but as a dev raised on javascript and cloud tech, I like redwood for probably the same reasons that devs raised on ruby like ruby on rails. I get to keep using all the tech i'm comfortable with but the tooling is all preconfigured and the dev experience is smooth and optimized.
It definitely does not support 1 hand lid operation. Despite the quality not being as high as a macbook pro (I've owned several for comparison) it absolutely does not feel cheap.
In cases where you may damage the device, part of the beauty is that all of the parts are sold by Framework and come with replacement guides and any tools you may need (usually just the included screwdriver).
Yeah but I get to build this typewriter... I derive value from the act of building and replicating the inner mechanisms of a typewriter that I could not build before. Isn't all entertainment somewhat 'wasteful' or 'purposeless' beyond enjoyment?
If you don't care about windows then you sacrifice about 20% of performance vs linux on baremetal according to benchmarks on phoronix of ubuntu bare vs ubuntu wsl.
I've been running the last "nightly" release or whatever it is of 20.04 since Apr 20 on the same specs you list (3900x instead of 3950x). No problems so far on my ultrawide 3440x1400 display or with the proprietary nvidia driver. Just choose the 'safe' graphics option on boot of the live usb.
There are numerous open community standards for where to put llm information within otel spans but openinference predates most of em.