ohyash

Location: India Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes

What I do: 7+ years shipping systems end-to-end. Most recent: Architected and shipped TestGorilla's largest workflow refactor (self-serve assessment flow) with zero added complexity for other teams. Scaled to 52K+ candidates with a 78% completion rate and near-zero post-launch defects. I own systems processing 30M+ requests/month with <0.1% error rate and p95 latency under 150ms.

Tech stack: Python, Django, AWS, TypeScript, C/C++, AI/LLM systems, RAG. Tech-stack agnostic (switched C# → C++ → Python professionally; skills transfer).

Current project: Building INR Finance Compass. An AI-native personal finance platform with full financial context instead of isolated queries.

Résumé: <https://ohya.sh/personal/Yash-resume-s.pdf>

Portfolio: <https://ohya.sh/>

Email: [email protected]

I love this. My website tenor.cards has been backend-free for a while thanks to the URLs. https://tenor.cards/design_card/?p=Rm9yJTIwdGV4dCUyMHRoYXQlM...

I didn't even know about window location hash, which I just learned from the other comments. Thank y'all.

I'm just glad the ARM acquisition didn't go through. Jealous of the margins Apple pulls out of their products, nvidia clearly wants to be apple. Not good for the consumers.

Sideberry is more complete out of the box. TST is more flexible for low level tinkering. That's what I read somewhere for TST, I use Sideberry.

Sounds all good until the email providers start filtering out emails as spam for no reason.

I've been sending text html emails for my blogletter for over a year now. The single biggest struggle point is the spam filters in gmail/outlook/others which just render my emails waste for majority of the subscribers.

Do you face the same?

Any reason for hating pocket?

+1 on that, I need someone to remind me to read though the articles I've bookmarked in the past.

Interesting how this supports both mobile and desktop non-chrome browsers, but a lot of websites with menus and tables don't play well on firefox

Replaced GA with goat counter and called it a day. I'm not disappointed.

Location: Mumbai, India

Remote: If needed

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: .NET(C#), Azure Cloud stack, git, Unix, bash, C/++, SQL, NoSQL, Moq, XUnit testing, CI/CD, Jekyll

Résumé/CV: https://ohyash.github.io/YashY_Resume.pdf

Email: [email protected]

Hi, I am a backend developer with 2 years of experience. I've written APIs, serverless functions and webjobs from scratch - keeping test coverage above 80%. For an Azure based cloud native webapp. That's mostly in C#.

I'm open to learning new technologies and also explore some for my personal projects - Ruby/Jekyll for by blog(https://knowledgeday.in), Python for a trading simulator, Embedded C for some board projects...

Portfolio: https://ohyash.github.io

Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/ohyash/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ohy4sh

For non-tech, mine is ad-free -> https://knowledgeday.in

As for reading, a lot of these blog links found on top HN threads have negligible ads. Plus I have a habit of turning on reading mode.

Or I just send blog links to Pocket and then read them later. The reading mode/pocket app cleanup the ads while also making the content more readable with font/bg of your choice.

Not just users, this is a good nightmare for a lot of projects that were relying on yt-dl (maybe for other features than downloading)

And even a lot of unofficial libraries that allowed easier yt access. Dead in a go.

Do we have a cli alternative that does everything of yt-dl except the video download part?

Location: Mumbai, India

Remote: Okay both ways

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: .NET(C#), Azure Cloud stack, git, Unix, bash, C/++, SQL, NoSQL, Moq, XUnit testing, CI/CD, Jekyll

Résumé/CV: https://ohyash.github.io/YashY_Resume.pdf

Email: [email protected]

About: Hi, I am a software engineer developing and improving backend for a cloud native webapp for almost 2 years. Quick to learn and adopt to new technologies and equally dependable for robustness in code and extensive Unit and smoke testing.

I also write as hobby(non-tech), and am running self handled blog-cum-newsletter (Self built email platform (C#) + Jekyll based static website for blog). Here: https://ohyash.github.io/KnowledgeDay/

I have no issues working remotely, but personally believe it's better to be together when it's safe.

Portfolio: https://ohyash.github.io

Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/ohyash/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/Ohy4sh

Location: Mumbai, India Remote: Yes (while the pandemic lasts) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: .Net, Azure cloud stack (cosmosDB, sorage, service bus, Azure functions, webjobs, etc), Javascript, AngularJS, Shell, MOCK, Karma/Jasmine Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1abLv6931lsDzHP8IonbZfB7VKgk... Email: [email protected] Portfolio: OhYash.github.io

Completed my CS graduation last year, I have been working as a junior developer at MAQ Software for a Big 5 IT client(FAMGA), so I have some experience working on cloud native backed for a large scale web app with the technologies mentioned above. I'm open to smaller or medium sized work places with good unity and healthy work culture.

I started a freestyle newsletter for sharing knowledge I get from the internet.

Quickly I reaized the existing solutions are limited. So I started developing my own Email Platform, which is in early stage currently and can only send dynamic mails for now but I plan to grow it into a single blogging cum newsletter platform going forward. The project isn't online yet but my newsletter is: https://linktr.ee/Knowledgeday

Location: Mumbai, India. Remote: Okay but prefer not to. Willing to relocate: Yes. Technologies: Azure cloud stack, .Net, Python, SQL, C/++. Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cgh53-WfLZy-XtZ4YJqvAME2ISv.... LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/OhYash Email: [email protected].

Hi, I am a recent graduate having completed my Bachelors in Technology in 2019 with Computer Science major. I have been working with Microsoft technology stack along with Azure cloud resources at my current workplace. I hold a codechef's certificate in Data structures and Algorithms, and also a MCSA: SQL Developer certificate by microsoft. I'm open to learning new technologies as needed. If you're looking for a junior/mid dev and any of the skills match then do connect; Lets discuss interests.

Location: Mumbai, India. Remote: Okay but prefer not to. Willing to relocate: Yes. Technologies: Azure cloud stack, .Net, Python, SQL, C/++. Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1cgh53-WfLZy-XtZ4YJqvAME2ISv... LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/OhYash Email: [email protected]

Hi, I am a recent graduate having completed my Bachelors in Technology in 2019 with Computer Science major. I have been working with Microsoft technology stack along with Azure cloud resources at my current workplace. I'm looking for a job change due to corporate politics and generally unhappy office atmosphere in the current one. I'm open to learning new technologies as needed. If you're looking for a junior/mid dev and any of the skills match then do connect; Lets discuss interests.

Location: Mumbai, India Remote: No Willing to relocate: Yes (would need relocation sponsorship) Technologies: Python/C#/C++/SQL/Embedded-C Résumé/CV: https://drive.google.com/file/d/16QpWQJ6D80B-9JJyhG6rlhPqBkw... Email: [email protected]

Hi, I am a recent computer science graduate (Bachelors, June 2019) with 6 months experience(internship+job) working on the backend and automated webjobs(all C#). During the degree course I have mostly worked with python for projects and c++ for Data Structures and Algorithms practices. I am enthusiastic for IOT as a field and I have worked with 8 bit microcontrollers as well. I have negligible experience with frontend, but have tried out desktop UI development in the past using Elementary toolkit(Enlightenment EFL), and Python's tkinter. I am comfortable working in the unix environment as GNU/linux has been my preferred workstation OS for past 6 years.

My urge to put this in our slack "general discussion" group is huge.

Been 3 months since I graduated, I have been working.

Corporate life is much more lame than I anticipated it'd be.