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Careers

Staff / principal / founding-engineer & CTO search across the joined arms β€” HFT, crypto-systems, fintech, data-infra, biotech. Remote-first, Rust/Go/Python. Live openings, company catalogue, role archetypes, watchlist.

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Whetstone

A guide to getting better β€” three edges to sharpen at a time. The page reads the clock and rotates itself: one edge rests, one enters, every month. Receiving before filtering, definition-of-done, the track-record machine, and more.

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Notes β†’ diagram

You don't invent the diagram β€” you extract it. The words in your notes tell you which type; four passes pull it out; draw coarse to fine. Plus one exchange system drawn four ways: layers, dataflow, sequence, flowchart.

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AGI-Schema

How a wrapper β€” not a new model β€” took frontier LLMs to a self-reported ~99% on ARC-AGI-3: write the game's hidden rules as code, verify against every move, plan inside the simulation. Plain-language explainer plus a buildable spec generalized to any environment.

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Orchestration Hub

11 orchestration platforms positioned β€” agent context, data pipelines, integration workflows, memory. When to use arizuko vs Temporal vs Dagster vs n8n.

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Ultra-Low-Latency

HFT systems, kernel bypass networking, FPGA, RDMA β€” systems engineering at the nanosecond boundary.

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Sealed-Bid Auctions

Cryptographic auction design. Commit-reveal schemes, time-lock encryption, multi-party computation. Prevents front-running and bid leakage.

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Open Source LLMs

Architecture, training pipelines, and benchmarks for Qwen, DeepSeek R1, MiniMax M2.5, Llama 4. 397B MoE models, $100 LLM training.

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Go for the LLM Age

The case for Go when a model writes half the code: tiny surface, no fluff, compiles and runs in a blink. Fast to experiment, fast to read, hard to make a mess in β€” with the Code Like Go lore behind it.

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Go from Rust

An interactive tour: 42 small Go lessons that map what you already know in Rust onto Go β€” read one, predict the output, run it in the browser. Slices, concurrency, generics, errors, HTTP.