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Location: Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam Remote: Yes (Strongly Preferred) Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python (Litestar), Kvrocks (Redis on Disk), Kubernetes, IaC, Distributed Systems, LLM Agents. Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f_LfLBHg12Eh6aH7zzZFGMIfLUu... Email: thaianhsoft@gmail.com Portfolio: IaC SDK Source: https://github.com/reactor-cor/reactor-dev Live Demo (Vimeo): https://vimeo.com/1141575744 Build-in-public (DNA social platform - current): https://bsky.app/profile/thaianhsoft.bsky.social (for post technical) Intro: Self-taught Principal Engineer (7 years). I do not have a CS degree. I learned via MIT OCW in a hospital hallway to pay for my wife's delivery bills. That night, code became my survival mechanism. Why I am an Outlier: The "Revenge" Build (Why I built my own IaC SDK) I applied to Pulumi. They loved my
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technical manifesto but rejected me due to "Wrong Region." I did not give up. I built reactor-dev from scratch in 2-3 months (Drift detection, K8s reconcile loops). The Validation: A major EV Tech Giant rejected me (no degree), yet they cloned my private repo 13 times to study the architecture. Engineers validated the code, even if HR rejected the person. Frugal Engineering (The $5 vs $500 Mindset) I am building a social graph backend (DNA Platform) solo. I have no VC money for Cloud DBs. Solution: I architected a custom Kvrocks + RAMDisk engine with UUIDv7 sorting. Result: Reduced infra costs from ~$500/mo to $5/mo (100x reduction). 1000 retries dropped to 0. Resilience I have been rejected by WorldQuant, Nvidia, and Zalo purely for "No Degree." Yet, I continue to ship production-grade distributed systems. What I am looking for: I am not looking for a "stable job" to hide in. I am looking for a Founder/CTO who values execution over credentials. If you need an engineer who treats your infrastructure budget like their own grocery money, let's talk.
In Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (February 2026)
> Go ahead, laugh at [...] my English. Hi from Argentina! Some errors in my English never caused problems for me here. Clicky: https/www.github.com/reactor-cor/reactor-dev It's a tool to configure a database server? (It's no my area. I may be misunderstanding what it does.) If you want to be hired, you can take post at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46857487 remember to follow the style instructions at the top. Also, take a look at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46857488 in case you find somewhere you can apply.
In Show HN: DNA Platform – A School for Outliers

Show HN: DNA Platform – A School for Outliers

Hi HN. Go ahead, laugh at my GitHub stars or my English. But look again. Act 1: The Hallway 7 years ago, I drove a motorbike taxi to feed my child while learning CS on a $200 laptop. There's a night I'll never forget. My wife was giving birth. I needed money for the bill. So I sat in the hospital hallway, coding a freelance job while the delivery room door was closed. I kept coding to survive. Act 2: The Rejection & The Promise Last year, Pulumi rejected me for a Senior SDK role due to "Wrong Region", despite liking my manifesto. So I made a promise: I will build it myself. I wrote a reactive IaC SDK from scratch: Drift detection, React Hooks for infrastructure, K8s reconcile, Actor model. GitHub: reactor-cor/reactor-dev EC2 Demo Act 3: The Silent Validation Early 2025. I faced the local giants. Education Giant: Interviewed me for 3 hou
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rs. I solved their production deadlocks live. Rejected because "We need a degree." EV Tech Giant: I applied for Principal Engineer with my private IaC SDK repo linked in the CV. They ghosted me. But the next day: That private repo got 13 unique clones from their corporate IPs. They didn't hire the person. They just quietly studied the architecture. It was the ultimate silent validation: Good enough to copy, not good enough to hire. The Graduation Project: DNA Platform So I spent the last 2 months fasting (literally) to build a home for outliers. Backend: Python (Litestar) + KVrock (Disk-based Redis). Storage: Custom Atomic Transactions (Lua scripts) to handle concurrency without a heavy Cloud DB. AI: OctaCoreIndexer running locally. Semantic search routes users by "Vibe" (Emotion), not keywords. Why It Exists? Because at 3 AM in a hospital hallway, you don't need Likes. You need to exist without performing. Scenes: Capture a mood/weather. No likes/comments. Just existence. Chat Routing: When drowning at 3 AM, it routes you to someone with a compatible vibe. Anonymous. AI Therapy: Gives "contrast therapy" (hard truths), not echoes. The Paradox Society rejected me for credentials but copied my code for value. So I built this platform for the ones in between. This is our school. Code is our diploma. The Ending To the outliers in small rooms: We are the same. Check the code. Judge the architecture. That's the only exam that matters. Repos & Contact IaC SDK: github.com/reactor-cor/reactor-dev DNA Platform: still building in public on bluesky Location: Vietnam — remote only
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