justech
Joined 3 years ago
Joined 3 years ago
Planning is good but get-shit-done just added too much planning in my opinion.
Not as good or as fast as Claude Code on Opus now but definitely enough for casual/hobby use. The best part is multiple choices for providers, if opencode gimps their service, I’ll switch
Remote: Yes
Willing to Relocate: Yes
Technologies: TypeScript, React, Next.js, React Native, Node.js, Rails, PostgreSQL, AWS, Terraform
Résumé: https://blog-images-ejmercado.b-cdn.net/documents/justin-emm...
Email: [email protected]
Full-stack engineer, ~10 years. Currently at PayMongo (YC S19), shipping end-to-end — frontend, backend, infra, rollout.
- Rebuilt the merchant dashboard in Next.js
- Migrated paymongo.com off Webflow to Next.js + Ghost on AWS
- PIC on the React Native merchant app — OTP/KYC onboarding, USDC/USDT wallet with custody partners.
- Built the internal employee dashboard now used by Compliance, Finance, and PayOps.
Looking for remote full-stack roles. Bonus: payments/fintech.
1. It was said to be required (e.g. Searching through SEC)
2. Politeness policy (Wikimedia's bot policy and Crossref's "polite pool" ask automated clients for contact details)
So I think it wasn't because of malicious reasons as far as I can tell.
I did instruct Claude to never do it again except for the politeness policy. I'm assuming WikiMedia requested this so that they have someone to contact in case a bot overloads their servers