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segfaultscribe/README.md

Hey! I’m Adithya👋

$ whoami
> Backend engineer focused on building reliable, performant systems.
> Focused on Internal tools and infrastructure.

┌─ 🔧 Core ─┐
🧵 Backend systems (concurrency, async workflows, reliability)
⚙️ Performance, observability, and "boring" correctness
🗣 Active Languages: Go, TypeScript, Python

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    Time to start seeing some segmentation faults, eh?

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    hpurls is a minimal, production-shaped URL shortening service written in Go demonstrating clean architecture and best practices for building backend services while remaining simple enough to unders…

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    A compact highly available, low-latency API that receives incoming webhook events from a single source and reliably fans them out to multiple destination APIs asynchronously.

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