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    Neboa

    Neboa

    Type-safe NoSQL with Node & SQLite

    Neboa is a lightweight, decentralized NoSQL database designed for distributed applications. It offers peer-to-peer synchronization and ensures data integrity across multiple nodes without relying on centralized servers, making it ideal for edge computing and offline-first applications.
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    OSMO

    OSMO

    The developer-first platform for scaling complex Physical AI workloads

    OSMO is a developer-first orchestration platform designed to scale complex physical AI workflows across heterogeneous computing environments, including cloud GPUs, simulation clusters, and edge devices. It was originally built internally at NVIDIA to support robotics and embodied AI systems, where workflows span multiple stages such as data generation, training, simulation, and hardware testing. The platform addresses what NVIDIA refers to as the “three computer problem” by unifying these...
    Downloads: 4 This Week
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    polynote

    polynote

    A better notebook for Scala (and more)

    Polynote is an innovative polyglot notebook environment that improves on traditional interactive computing tools by enabling multi-language notebooks where users can mix languages like Scala, Python, SQL, and more within a single document while sharing variables and definitions seamlessly across those languages. Designed to address shortcomings in classic notebook solutions, it blends features familiar from IDEs — such as smart autocomplete, parameter hints, and better runtime insights —...
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