farnasirim

Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (September 2026) on Tuesday September 01, 2026 @02:01PM (#49525497)

Inferra | Bare-Metal GPU Infra + Applied AI | San Francisco / REMOTE | Full-time / internship

We're looking for cracked, optimistic engineers/students with good systems taste and high tolerance of ambiguity. We're a team of ~10 in SF, building a GPU neocloud. High agency, lots of freedom, very little boundaries.

Think GPU datacenter bring-up, storage, networking, and designing IaC. Also think optimizing AI workloads, env design, minimizing GPU bring up times, and maximizing hardware fungibility.

Email sasan at inferra.ai with anything relevant. For internships: please tell what you'd like to do in the next ~year, if you could do anything.

Re:Ask HN: Who is hiring? (June 2026) on Monday June 01, 2026 @10:43PM (#48365334)

Inferra | Founding SRE + Bare-Metal Infra Engineers | San Francisco / REMOTE | Full-time

We're looking for cracked, optimistic engineers/students with good systems taste. We're a team of ~10 in SF, building a GPU neocloud.

The work spans SRE, bare-metal automation, datacenter bring-up, GPU clusters, storage, networking, security, IaC, and Kubernetes-as-a-service. Prior DC, neocloud, and cloud-provider experience is very relevant.

Email sasan at inferra.ai with anything relevant.

Compile-time pre-calculations in C++

Posted by farnasirim on Saturday May 29, 2021 @03:53PM
from the blog.farnasirim.com dept.

https://blog.farnasirim.com/2021/05/compile-time-pre-calculations-in-c.html

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Re:Ask HN: What is your blog and why should I read it? on Tuesday April 07, 2020 @09:33AM (#22803029)

https://blog.farnasirim.ir

Random walk among cs/math topics. From cellular automata to max flow algorithms and infiniband.

Down the rabbit hole: Template interface around a C library (libibverbs) in C++

Posted by farnasirim on Tuesday February 18, 2020 @09:39AM
from the blog.farnasirim.ir dept.

https://blog.farnasirim.ir/2020/02/down-rabbit-hole-template-interface.html

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Re:How to Always Win at Dots and Boxes (2015) [video] on Monday September 16, 2019 @12:36PM (#20985829)

I won a dots and box bot competition years ago with this: https://github.com/farnasirim/dots-and-lines-box. You can try it out in the terminal as easy as `g++ decision.cpp && ./a.out` and try the technique in the video in a 4x4 instance of the game against the bot. It plays fine in general, but I had not heard about the trick for the 4x4 case (outlined in the video) back then, so it doesn't support it.