Thread by @PLT_cheater

Hey all, I'm looking for remote work doing code, devops, bizdev, or management, short or long term. 15y of experience, any lang/db (best at Python/Go/Haskell/FP). Just DM me. Just beat the 'vid so now I'm up for a new challenge :) Please RT! (1/n)

I do lots of work in fintech, agency work, programming language design, and distributed systems, both as a lead dev and on my own, and I've helped lots of junior devs learn new things. I've run >50 meetups where me and others taught people how to do stuff :)

One thing that I get requests for often is for code reviews. If you're a learning developer, or if you're a non-technical user of a project and would like to know about its strengths and weaknesses, I can provide feedback. I love deep code dives! Example:

https://twitter.com/PLT_cheater/status/1234988902420664322

Here's some code I've worked on:

hvx, a numeric library for Haskell which I have improved to solve a serious perf issue. The master branch updates deps. Branch memleak is the fix. Tracking it down was super hard (ask me). The fix itself is ~3 lines :)

github.com/cheater/hvx

A demo showing how to call Python code directly from Haskell:

github.com/cheater/haskel…

A toy auto-trader that trades using time-weighted average price:

github.com/cheater/trader…

A code base meant as a learning tool for people trying to understand a basic concept in cryptocurrencies, a mempool:

github.com/cheater/haskel…

A keyboard layout that I developed and have been using for about 10 years:

github.com/cheater/us_spl…

A tiling window manager written in bash (using system-specific command line tools):

github.com/cheater/movewi…

A toolkit for inspecting memory of a process, useful for reverse engineering, written in bash:

github.com/cheater/memdump

A file system tool that makes files sparse - something similar to defragmentation, but on file level rather than file system level, written in C:

github.com/cheater/sparsi…

My vim configuration file, possibly the largest source file I routinely edit, right after my desktop's config stored in Ansible :)

github.com/cheater/vimrc

If you got this far you deserve a high five!

And if you think I can help you with anything - even if it's just a few hours - let me know. My DMs are open :)