u/Particular-Abies-123

Every time I ship a YOLO model I end up asking the same question should this be ONNX, CoreML, or just PyTorch? Does FP16 actually help here or is it just marginal?

I've answered this by hand, badly, on four different projects this year, and thrown the results away every time. First i have to optimize a model for my liking and then figure a way to reduce its size.

So I'm building exportrace - you run one command, it benchmarks your model across every export backend available on your actual machine (PyTorch, ONNX, CoreML, CUDA, TensorRT depending on your setup), and gives you FPS, latency, and accuracy delta vs FP32, plus a ranked recommendation.

Consumer hardware only - your laptop or dev box, not Jetson/Pi. It's open source (MIT), runs fully offline, no accounts. Still pre-launch, landing page + waitlist here if you want to see the concept and maybe kill the boredom of doing this by hand too: https://exportrace.vercel.app/

Curious if others hit this same wall, and what backends/hardware you'd actually want covered first.

Hey r/cofounderhunt! First time posting here so bear with me.

I'm a software and AI engineer looking to find something worth building together. I don't have a specific idea I'm pushing, I want to find someone who's obsessed with a problem and needs a strong technical person in their corner to actually build it.

What I'm looking for:

Honestly just someone who genuinely wants to build something and won't disappear after two messages. I don't care much about the industry as long as it's software-based (or smart hardware, I'm open). Technical cofounder, non-technical, domain expert, doesn't matter to me. What matters is that you're serious about it.

Compensation / Living situation:

Here's my situation, I want to move to Bengaluru. If you can sort out a place to stay, I will work for coffee money and pure equity until we get somewhere. If not, I'd need something modest to cover rent. That's genuinely the whole ask.

What I bring:

I've been building AI systems professionally, computer vision, large scale data pipelines, LLMs, RAG systems, agentic AI. I've shipped things in production, not just notebooks. Full stack too, Python, TypeScript, Node.js, React, PostgreSQL, AWS, Docker, the whole thing. If there's a technical problem in the product, I'll either already know how to solve it or I'll figure it out.

What I'm interested in:

Agentic work, or things that are related computer vision, I build robust internal infrastructure from scratch without being heavily reliant on AI-code generation ("vibe coding"). I understand how to build from first principles, I understand then build rather then build and then understand.

Bengaluru-based is a strong preference but I'm open to remote if the project is compelling enough.

What I hope you bring:

Just genuine intent to build something and not abandon it. You don't need to be technical. You just need to know your problem space deeply and be willing to move fast.

Drop a comment or DM.