>User: panas.subedi
PID: 2057
.text
.global main
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main:

PANAS.SUBEDI

Systems & Backend Programmer

$cat /var/log/syslog | tail -5
[00:00:01]INFO Initializing programmer...
[00:00:02]LOAD Loading backend architecture modules
[00:00:03]INIT Distributed systems framework: READY
[00:00:04]BOOT Low-latency pipelines: ONLINE
[00:00:05]OK All subsystems nominal. Ready to deploy.
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about:

$cat /usr/src/dev/about_me.h

I speak to Silicon, Copper, and Gold in their language and translate every thing they say, directly to you. I play with each atom, one instruction at a time, to manifest the digital ghosts we call software.

Since 2023, I have been forging high-throughput backends and distributed architectures that live in the "Ring 0" of business logic. My work focuses on performance-critical services: database engines, message queues, and network protocols; the code that runs in production at scale, silently, without failing. I write code that other code depends on.

I build for determinism, permanence, and immutable infrastructure. My philosophy is based on the fact that the best systems should be as reliable and unnoticed as the physics they run on.

My ultimate goal is to turn raw electrical noise into logic that moves the world.

// registers.dump
LANG:C, ARM64, C++, Python, Cobol, JS
ARCH:Distributed Systems
PROTO:gRPC, TCP/UDP, QUIC, Nginx
STORE:PostgreSQL, Redis, MongoDB, etcd, Neo4j
INFRA:Linux, K8s, Terraform, AWS, GCP
TOOL:Nix + Jenkins, Docker, eBPF
MSG:ActiveMQ, Apache Camel
STATUS:Learning & growing
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stack_trace:

$ git log --oneline --graph
* a3f7c21-Software Developer
JD Sports Fashion PLC|2023 - Present

Part of a team that builds high-performance tools required to sustain throughput of millions of operations per second during peak load.

CobolC++Java
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modules:

revlang

A basic reversible programming language. An interpreted language that can be run forward or backward.

MEMORY USAGE
Python
cryptography-algorithms

An implementation of some basic cryptographic algorithms in ARM Aarch64 assembly.

MEMORY USAGE
ARM64 assembly
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root_shell:

tty0 - root shell
root@portfolio:~# Connection established.
root@portfolio:~# Use form to send a message ->
root@portfolio:~# Waiting for input...
root@portfolio:~#_
// Built with bare metal. No frameworks were harmed.