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That's a bit optimistic at this point... PyTorch is basically the Windows of machine learning libraries -- it's not particularly great on its own merits, because a lot of core features (XLA, jit compiling) are clearly added as afterthoughts and have a lot of very apparent issues, but everyone uses it because everyone uses it. It is a perfect expression of why maybe "move fast and break things" isn't such a great philosophy for important libraries.