Seems a bit clickbaity. So Samuel is using his name and credibility to launch a startup that has nothing to do with Pydantic.
I mean good for him, but I don’t see how this is unusual? Did I miss something?
Reading the article explains the article.
> While using open source to ingratiate a company to the developer community is far from a novel concept, Pydantic is slightly unusual in that it’s using its open-source project entirely as a marketing tool. So rather than trying to transform Pydantic itself into a commercially viable product, it’s leaning on the project’s gravitas to sell other, not-directly-related products instead — such as Logfire.