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The Subtraction Dividend: Helix Runs Inference on AWS Trainium
Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away. - Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
Jul 8
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Priya Samuel
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Working with the Garage Door Up, Without a Door
Why every design doc we write goes straight to a public Git branch, and what we've learned by leaving the door off.
May 12
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Priya Samuel
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I benchmarked two approaches to code indexing for Kodit (which powers Helix Code Intelligence). The smarter one lost.
Read the full Post on the Helix blog: https://helix.ml/blog/chunking-beats-slicing
Mar 17
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Phil Winder
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Why Benchmarking AI Code Tools Is Harder Than You Think
Standard AI benchmarks are not fit for purpose. Here's what you need to know.
Mar 5
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Phil Winder
What a control room for AI coding agents actually looks like
Most teams run one AI coding agent at a time on a developer’s laptop. Helix gives each agent its own GPU-accelerated desktop, then lets you orchestrate…
Mar 3
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Priya Samuel
Porting a Code RAG system from Python to Go: What the AI got wrong
Why we rewrote Kodit from Python to Go, what broke along the way, and what the new version means for users and integrators.
Feb 26
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Phil Winder
How We Forked Zed and Added Remote Control for Agent Fleet Orchestration
Zed is a fast, GPU-accelerated code editor written in Rust.
Feb 25
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Chris Sterry
How We Made Docker Builds 193x Faster: From 45 Minutes to 14 Seconds
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Feb 24
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