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Okay, I think the last post was a little too vague, so here’s a proper one!
Heyy, I am actively looking for opportunities in backend systems, observability, infra, or full stack.
Some of my work that I would like to show:
Casper MCP - An MCP server that helps AI agents understand Terraform infrastructure, detect drift, check policies, and analyze the impact of changes.
Weibo - A stream processing engine built in Go and inspired by Apache Flink, with checkpointing and fault recovery.
Maxim - A terminal based tool for managing local databases, with 144 stars on GitHub.
Some of my writings and voiceovers:
Inside Neon’s Serverless Postgres Architecture - A deep dive into Neon’s compute storage separation and its underlying architecture.
Understanding Amazon’s DynamoDB Architecture - A breakdown of DynamoDB’s partitioning, replication, and consistency model.
Better Stack System Design - A walkthrough of Better Stack’s architecture for logs, metrics, alerts, ingestion, and storage.
More of these are on my portfolio!
I love learning about the architectures of different systems and how they work. If you think I could be a good fit for your team, I would love to connect and talk more about my work. My DMs are open!
I made this project long ago for my personal use but it blew up so now i am thinking to make a gui of this
I know there are already existing products like this, but I'm still thinking about building one
It will be a fun project i think
github.com/ASHUTOSH-SWAIN-GI…
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built SaaT (saat, turkish for time)
implemented 11 distributed clock algorithms from scratch in Go. zero frameworks.
from physical wallclocks to lamport clocks and vector clocks, covering google's truetime, interval tree clocks, and HLC. compared tradeoffs and how they resolve conflicts
also built a network simulator with jitter to audit causality and test concurrent edge cases across them
[ link : github.com/dexisback/Saat ]
Yomu is listed on producthunt! Do upvote if you like it
(producthunt.com/products/yom…)
good read
(blog.cloudflare.com/hyperdri…) use yomu.lowkeydev.me for reading this blog :)
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welcoming nuza v1.0.0!!
(the form i wanted nuza to take)
i started working on nuza because i needed a software that is simple, lightweight, has limited AI assistance and not bloated unlike other alternatives
was running out of space on my mac so i knew i had to create something of my own
the purpose was simple - apple notes but with cursor like editor that can assist me with grammar, phrasing and overall flow while i write blogs for my website
writing has always been my hobby so i needed a way to integrate AI into this space and thats how nuza came to be
Added a subscribe feature! You can now subscribe to RSS feeds from different organizations, and all their new blog posts will automatically show up in your inbox
Guys I need some genuine advices on applying for jobs
Where and how do you guys apply?
Help a brother out
Currently the app is unsigned by apple and it takes subscription to sign
I have mentioned that in the website aswell!
Guys please do share your feedbacks, suggestions. I will be actively working on them!
It's here! Today I'm officially launching Yomu, an app that makes your daily reading easy.
- Bring your own blogs and articles and read them inside Yomu
- Uses your local agents (Codex, Claude, OpenCode, etc.) so you can ask any question mid-reading
- Bookmark and save an article to the Yomu folder in your browser, and it automatically appears in the app
-Upload any research paper PDF and get a stable UI for long reading sessions
-Customize the theme and make it look the way you like
And many more!
(yomu.lowkeydev.me)
Pro tip - just give your agent @notpuang @code_kartik website as reference and you are sorted with the design
It's here! Today I'm officially launching Yomu, an app that makes your daily reading easy.
- Bring your own blogs and articles and read them inside Yomu
- Uses your local agents (Codex, Claude, OpenCode, etc.) so you can ask any question mid-reading
- Bookmark and save an article to the Yomu folder in your browser, and it automatically appears in the app
-Upload any research paper PDF and get a stable UI for long reading sessions
-Customize the theme and make it look the way you like
And many more!
(yomu.lowkeydev.me)
