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Judging by the number of alternatives that are promoted by their founders here there is clearly no moat in this
A lot of things here look directionally right, like using QUIC and separating session from connection. However as others said the security implications of this make it almost unusable for production systems. It’s also unclear how often bad connection and roaming is a problem for real world usage. On the session side I think applications like Rex from Superlogical are going to build similar functionality on existing protocols
The big advantage of using worktrees is the shared git state, it makes it so much easier to cherry-pick and move commits around those worktrees. Complaining that they aren’t isolated goes against the spirit of worktrees in the first place.
It’s very cool and inspiring to see the CEO posting here. Keep up the amazing work!
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markush_ on Wednesday January 28, 2026 @12:37PM
from the show-hn dept.
https://github.com/Emmi-AI/noether
I am a software engineer at Emmi AI and we just released the open source framework we are using to train large-scale surrogate ML models.Our aim was to lower the entry-barrier for Engineering AI, to get the power of modern deep learning into classical engineering.Engineering and simulation data such as what is used for example in Computational Fluid Dynamics is of high-cardinality. Single...
Interesting choice from PyTorch to release yet another DSL, on positive side it's one more point in the design space on the other hand it's even more difficult to choose the right technology among Triton, Gluon, CuTe, ThunderKittens and a few others.
70% is wild, how does that hold up in monopoly and anti competition cases
> This is a _very_ low hanging fruit anyone with a couple of dgx h100 servers can solve in a month and is a real world problem that needs solving.
I am not convinced it is a low hanging fruit, it's something that is super easy for humans but not trivial for machines, but you are right that it is being neglected by many. I work for speechmatics.com and we spent a significant amoutn of effort over the years on it. We now believe we have the world's best real-time speaker diarization system, you should give it a try.
Exciting project, congrats on the release!
The docs on
https://x.ai/ide/docs gives away some of the source code. It's interesting that they are running Python in the browser.