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Nuclear Software (Nuclear Software (YC W25)) is the first continuous integration platform built for engineering simulations. They're making it as easy to build nuclear reactors as it is to start a software company. Congrats on the launch, Emanuel & Javi!

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Nayak Satya1 год назад

@nukesoftware @emanuelgordis @javi__vg Is this a Non AI product ? feel like never seen a Non AI solutions from YC since last few years congrats to the whole team 🙂

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Range ETFs1 год назад

The nuclear renaissance is here! Enabling the transition to low-carbon energy, $NUKZ focuses on companies revolutionizing the nuclear industry, from reactor design to fuel management. Consider taking part in the renaissance.

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Nuclear Software (YC W25)1 год назад

@emanuelgordis @javi__vg Nuclear Software is now live! Check it out:

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James Marsh1 год назад

@nukesoftware @emanuelgordis @javi__vg More software… drink

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Metzger Enterprises (FAN)1 год назад

@nukesoftware @emanuelgordis @javi__vg Innovation Intelligence

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D.1 год назад

@nukesoftware @emanuelgordis @javi__vg I made a similar lab simulator in C++, but focused on drug discovery.

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